Okay, say you’re this guy, do you hate your family for what they did?

[YAX]

Hmong, with a wife and young kids but when he was young, he committed crimes and went to prison for a few years. As a result, he cannot become a US citizen. During Trump’s first term, he received a notice that he was going to be deported. Luckily for him, Covid hit so everything shut down and then Biden won the election so that seemed to be the end of it. But now, Trump runs for president again and his siblings (who were citizens) all voted for Trump. Now Trump wins on the promise to deport immigrants. He’s again worried about being deported. How should he feel about his family knowing they all voted for Trump?  Take your guesses and I will tell you the answer later on. It’s a twister.

[Visualmon]

A shytting president also commit crime so he doesn't get deported. Land of hypocrites. 

[hmgROCK]

lots of hmong gangbanger in the 90s
that went to jail
and bared from citizenship

RAY VANG and NA HER comes to mind

 

might have to say good bye to these brothers

[YAX]

So the plot twist is: He's not mad at his family at all because, even though he couldn't vote, he was a Pro Trumper too.  WTF?  But he doesn't blame Trump.  They think its "the government" coming after him, not Trump.  Like, what kind of mental gymnastic are they playing?

[hmgROCK]

So the plot twist is: He's not mad at his family at all because, even though he couldn't vote, he was a Pro Trumper too.  WTF?  But he doesn't blame Trump.  They think its "the government" coming after him, not Trump.  Like, what kind of mental gymnastic are they playing?

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