QuakerOats;1834913 wrote:If Mexico was exporting tomatoes to the U.S. and it was determined that some tomatoes contained deadly bacteria making them unsafe to Americans, what would the U.S. government do? Correct, they would halt the importation of all tomatoes from Mexico until it could be determined that all tomatoes were safe to enter the U.S., or at a minimum, that those entering the U.S. were safe.


Take care.

rocketalum;1834914 wrote:What doesn't work here, or with that Skittles reference one of the Trump kids made, is that these analogies equate a inanimate object with a human being. I'm inferring a bit from previous threads in assuming that you're a religious person and that's why it strikes me as so odd that the inadequacy of this 'tomato' analogy is lost on you. God's directions are pretty clear on this issue. I am not trying to call you out I'm asking for some help understanding. I cannot mentally get myself around how so many people who claim the title "Christian" are also supporting this approach.

Leviticus 19:33-34New International Version (NIV)

[FONT=&amp]33 “‘When a foreigner resides among you in your land, do not mistreat them. 34 The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt.

Matthew 25:35 For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in,[/FONT]

The eight-year-old daughter of a radical preacher was among a large group of civilians reportedly killed during a US dawn raid in Yemen, the first military operation overseen by Donald Trump.

Around 30 people, including 10 women and children, are thought to have been killed by American military personnel in the rural Yakla district of al-Bayda in the south of the country, according to medical staff.

"The other thing with the terrorists is you have to take out their families, when you get these terrorists, you have to take out their families. They care about their lives, don't kid yourself. When they say they don't care about their lives, you have to take out their families,"

sleeper;1834916 wrote:Oh so no comment on banning travel from the country that committed the greatest terror attack ever on US soil?

sleeper;1834920 wrote: You can add War Criminal to Donald Trump's list. This is our President; Hail Trump!

ppaw1999;1834925 wrote:http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/starbucks-ceo-schultz-plans-to-hire-10000-refugees-after-trump-ban/ar-AAmoa7m?OCID=ansmsnnews11

This is job creation I can live without. No more Starbuck's for me.:RpS_bored:

Fab4Runner;1834928 wrote:Lol I am sure they will miss you.

superman;1834929 wrote:They will miss me. I spend about $100 a week at Starbucks between business meetings gift card give aways, and personal stuff.

superman;1834929 wrote:They will miss me. I spend about $100 a week at Starbucks between business meetings gift card give aways, and personal stuff.

Fly4Fun;1834902 wrote: It is amusing watching people try to defend Trump's policies when republicans are even turning against him. I normally stay out of this forum because it's so pointless trying to debate over the internet where people generally show a lack of respect for other people so how is anyone going to respect each others opinions. But I just came in here to se what kind of discourse is accompanying these events in our country.

QuakerOats;1834931 wrote:I may have been to Starbucks about 5 times ............. overrated for starters .......certainly not going again.

The CEO is just a money-grubber who will say whatever his customer base wants to hear.

superman;1834929 wrote:They will miss me. I spend about $100 a week at Starbucks between business meetings gift card give aways, and personal stuff.

Commander of Awesome;1834935 wrote:That is so far from the truth. Do some flippin research before you start spouting off.

QuakerOats;1834937 wrote:Maybe the CEO should have opened his mouth in 2011

http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/01/30/huckabee-left-wing-critics-are-lying-there-isnt-muslim-ban

iclfan2;1834926 wrote:He couldn't add countries without oversight. The countries he "banned" people from already had a law on the books from Obama for those 7 countries. Keep up. Also, other than the stupid people at airports thing, nothing he is doing is different from other administration. Where were you crying when Obama took Cuban's automatic refugee status away or banned people from Iraq for 6 months?

QuakerOats;1834940 wrote:That is wonderful, but beside the point.

Good luck.

ppaw1999;1834925 wrote:http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/starbucks-ceo-schultz-plans-to-hire-10000-refugees-after-trump-ban/ar-AAmoa7m?OCID=ansmsnnews11

This is job creation I can live without. No more Starbuck's for me.:RpS_bored:

sleeper;1834941 wrote:Yes because I'm objective.

QuakerOats;1834948 wrote:He is a profiteer. He is being paid millions in cash, and tens of millions in options, which is generally fine. Of course the left loves to bash such profiteers, except when they are liberals, like this guy, so no bashing here, just lots of love because he writes what the majority of his customer base wants to hear.

http://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SBUX/profile?p=SBUX

Commander of Awesome;1834951 wrote:Yeah, thought so. Like I said, just admit your fail and move on.