Having a bad day?
If The PP has his way, Marco will be ineligible.
- Thread starter Jarod
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Great. You are going to stop screeching. I wonder if you will, some day, learn to construct an insult so that it works.
My guess: You won't.
Yakuda
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Then the thread at this point is meaningless. It was started by a leftist nitwit just to try and "get trump".
So, you're excuse for being wrong is: Not what they did, but what I say they said? Weaksauce, Jarod, like most of your baseless claims.
Yakuda
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No I'm having a great day aggravating francis. How about you?
Grim Reaper
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Did your mom drop you directly onto your head from her meth-fueled gangbang perch, or did you have to work at being this pathetic? Let me guess, your entire personality is just the wheezing aftermath of fetal alcohol syndrome, your screams sound like a seagull choking on a used condom, and the only reason they took your tapioca is because even prison food deserves better than to be near your rancid, inbred breath. Tell me, when the guards hose down your cell, do they use bleach just for the smell, or because your existence is a biological hazard? Next time, save us all the migraine and swallow your own tongue instead.
I would say from the beating you are taking, it is you who is having another bad day.
Yakuda
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No but your mom dropped on my head. You want to be an asshole then I'm more than happy to treat you like an asshole
Yakuda
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There are too many malfunctions with that one. If jarod was a car he'd be a lemon.
Grim Reaper
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Ah, so gravity finally found a use for your mom, too bad it didn't improve her aim. And congrats on being an asshole, but let's be honest, you're more of a participation trophy in the douchebag Olympics.
Yakuda
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LMAO you can't read a simple sentence
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Grim Reaper
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The only thing worse than your insults is your face, which looks like it already lost a fight with a woodchipper before your mother even bothered to push you out. No wonder she drank during pregnancy, she knew she was birthing a disappointment so catastrophic, even abortion clinics would’ve charged her a disposal fee. You’re not just having a bad day, you’re the human embodiment of a lifetime supply of bad days, stacked into a rotting, wheezing pile of failure that makes bystanders pity your DNA for having the misfortune of replicating you.
Marco Rubio’s parents are actually a good example of how full of shit almost all of you are
They came from Cuba in 1956 and were admitted for lawful permanent residence under an immigration system that was materially easier for Western Hemisphere migrants than the one we have now. At that time, immigrants from independent countries in the Western Hemisphere could qualify as nonquota immigrants — meaning they were not squeezed through the same kind of capped, backlogged system people face today.
And just as important: 1956 America was not the America of the modern welfare state. Social Security existed, yes, but Medicare and Medicaid did not yet exist, and the big War on Poverty expansion was still many years away. The country expected far more self-support, family support, and private/community support than it does now.
So yes, Rubio’s parents came legally. Good. But they came under a system that was easier to enter and into a country that promised less. That is exactly why invoking 1950s immigration as a moral lecture for 2026 is intellectually dishonest.
A nation with a thinner safety net can sustain looser immigration more easily because the public obligations are smaller. Once government guarantees more benefits and services, immigration is no longer just about who wants to come — it is also about scale, cost, capacity, and public consent.
They came from Cuba in 1956 and were admitted for lawful permanent residence under an immigration system that was materially easier for Western Hemisphere migrants than the one we have now. At that time, immigrants from independent countries in the Western Hemisphere could qualify as nonquota immigrants — meaning they were not squeezed through the same kind of capped, backlogged system people face today.
And just as important: 1956 America was not the America of the modern welfare state. Social Security existed, yes, but Medicare and Medicaid did not yet exist, and the big War on Poverty expansion was still many years away. The country expected far more self-support, family support, and private/community support than it does now.
So yes, Rubio’s parents came legally. Good. But they came under a system that was easier to enter and into a country that promised less. That is exactly why invoking 1950s immigration as a moral lecture for 2026 is intellectually dishonest.
A nation with a thinner safety net can sustain looser immigration more easily because the public obligations are smaller. Once government guarantees more benefits and services, immigration is no longer just about who wants to come — it is also about scale, cost, capacity, and public consent.
FastLane
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They had green cards so yes Marco is. citizen
FastLane
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If o ne of the parents is a citizen the baby is a citizen
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YOu haven't been paying attention again.
tRump is trying to revoke his citizenship.