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Firstly I’d like to start with a statistic I read from a comment on Reddit, it was:<br><br>> “51% of Americans do not have a passport, and the average American is only 1 generation removed from an immigrant or 2 generations removed from a 3rd world country.”<br><br><br>Secondly I’d like to bring up the whole border crisis hoax I heard about on a trip I took to the US that really rubbed me the wrong way. I’m not sure where you heard it, but if you heard it, you know what I’m talking about.<br><br>The whole idea of this hoax is to make us believe that a wall is needed between the US and Mexico to preventimmigrantsimmigrantsimmigrants from getting in. Oh no! I hear you say! But they’re not a minority! Well the thing is, for as long as the US has existed, it has been an immigrant country. <br><br>Then I was chatting to this guy at a bar in New York and he was going on about “fuck the immigrants and fuck Trump for letting them in”. I asked him if he has been to the border before to witness it with his own eyes. Then he told me a story about his grandfather who immigrated from Ireland back in the 1930s. <br><br>So what I’m saying is that the US was built on immigrants, it’s essentially an entire country of immigrants of people from all over the world. Yes I know that with the way the world is going at the moment there is sometimes a need for these physical barriers, but don’t let politicians feed you bullshit. <br><br>&#x200B;