Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 2w

Yeah makes sense. Tbh it’s just something I never rlly thought about and it just popped into my head but yeah def a more obvious answer my knowledge of how govt shutdowns work is just limited😭

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Anonymous #4 2w

Yes but to a much lesser extent. While conditions were shitty, there was much more accountability and better conditions than currently. Our prisons being for profit has always been a bad thing and Nazi germany was based off of the USA’s existing laws at the time so like, yeah of course they are concentration camps

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Anonymous #4 2w

More people have died under Trump in this last year than during all of obama’s presidency so that should be a big flag of “oh wow this is very rapidly becoming even worse”

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Anonymous mother_russia 2w

Thats just not true, while it is a higher number for an individual year, 32 people is not more than all of Obama’s. Is he on pace for higher deaths? Yes. Is it to the level that would be considered Nazi-esque? Absolutely not.

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Anonymous mother_russia 2w

The people who actually experienced concentration camps would probably laugh at anyone who tried to compare this to concentration camps

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Anonymous #4 2w

They are not.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Also if you think no one cared about this under Obama, you’d be wrong

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Anonymous #4 2w

So it’s way more than 32. It’s 53 that directly died within their custody but that’s not including the people that they shot in the streets or who died shortly after their release due to abuse

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Anonymous #4 2w

This is also not including the prisons abroad that we send them to like CECOT (a place with proven severe abuse) where they have never released the death toll and we don’t even entirely know where people were sent.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Reminder that Auschwitz wasn’t in Germany

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

I also don’t believe any number we’ve seen is accurate. I saw a video of a woman (white woman if it matters to anyone) whose husband was detained and a judge granted a court order allowing them to leave the USA on a commercial flight to brazil. The woman was in contact w her husband until one night his trace was erased. They wouldnt tell her where he went until one of his friends told her he was taken in the middle of the night down to louisiana. THEY WENT AGAINST A COURT ORDER SIGNED BY A JUDGE

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

And this woman has no clue where her husband is… while he probably isn’t dead this was just to show that they are completely lying about what’s going on w these people even tho we already knew that so I def believe the death toll is higher. Ugh it’s so frustrating

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Anonymous OP 1w

I’m confused, what did they do that contradicted the court order?

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Anonymous OP 1w

But yeah they always move them to Louisiana or Texas. The fifth circuit is more conservative if anything gets appealed

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Anonymous #5 1w

The judge signed a court order that this man and his wife would be able to leave the country willingly on a commercial flight. This woman has had a lawyer the whole time and honestly there’s sooooo many details so if ur curious the woman is Hannah Silviera on Tik tok

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Anonymous OP 1w

Ahhh ok

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