Ironically the conversation is about who counts as an "illegal" in the US, and if being in Canada means am a Canadian to them then they should assume all "illegals" are really American Citizens.

Those sorts of things are only partially reliable though, some MAGA nuts are having a field day pointing out that I logged in from Canada, which is true, as is the fact that I am an American citizen.

But at this point I have long since lost count of people telling me that I am a Canadian citizen because I logged in from Canada. According to that logic, every "illegal" they should be considering an American citizen.

Here's the thing I am absolutely loving. The topic is if people allowed into the US by the government can be classified as "illegals," my point is if they were allowed in then they are immigrants.

I know doxing isn't funny (and I don't support it in any form) a bunch of Twitter users thinking that the country of last login is the same as doxing is pretty funny.

Let's say the Illusion is right (which he isn't) - as the immigrant if you are told by a Border Agent you can enter, that's a legal entry.

And how people allowed legally into the US by the Biden Administration actually entered illegally!

(even though being allowed in by the government is the opposite of illegal entry)

Now I get to learn all sorts of cool insults like "Syrupeon" (one who likes syrup)!

No, that's not what should have played differently.

They should have been allowed into NATO and the US should have done more when Putin invaded to honor past promises.

What's at stake here is the US's continued aid to Ukraine because we have a man-baby in the White House who can stop that aid as soon as his feelings get hurt. All I am doing is sharing that his feelings are not unanimous across the US. Not all Americans agree with him.

I wasn't overstating anything because ultimately I agree with you that it's between the invading county and the country being invaded, but Trump and Putin did work together to present Ukraine with a "peace" surrender plan and as an American I am using my voice to say I don't support it.

He's doing what he can to help his country. Right now the US is still supplying Ukraine with aid (because of Congress not Trump) so Zelensky is setting aside his pride and trying to keep Trump happy for his country. I find it very admirable, I don't think many can do that.

Perhaps, or maybe Trump just wants to be more like Putin. I think he looks up to him.

A promise he's broken... often.

Ironically it talks about how Ukraine has to get rid of Nazi influence... while Trump is inserting it into the US government.

Once again Trump is siding with Authoritarianism over Democracy.