I guess it’s all about perspective. And convenience, let’s not forget convenience

i dont see your point...
it looks like your problem really is with mexico

Keeping people locked in cages and separating parents and children is barbaric. I’m sorry if you lack the empathy to agree.

name one other country that allows people to cross borders with no identification hold them for a time limit...and then allow the to be released into said country ? and who is to say the children they are with is even their own...i agree that its a terrible situation...but the responsibility of these actions does not start with the USA...

Duly noted. No one is saying release them into the country; that would be unfair to the people who (could afford to) come here legally.

I’m saying we need to be better.

agreed

See how civility finds a common ground?

everytime...its just the paths to get there that are different

Let's not forget about the 22 million unemployed AMERICANS.

I haven’t forgotten them but your government has. 70% of unemployed Americans did not receive their unemployment payment for the month of March.

Now, states that are “re-opening” are saying if you refuse to go back to work, you will lose that unemployment.

It’s almost like the payment was intentionally delayed to force Americans back to work when it’s still too dangerous. Hmmmmmmm.....

Yeah, the system is corrupt

It’s not corrupt. It’s being manipulated. Why did companies who shouldn’t have qualified for SBA loans get them, and in record numbers while ACTUAL small businesses got shafted? It’s all by design.

I find things that are manipulated to be corrupt.

I really don't understand how this has to do with the unemployed though.

What does the original meme have to do with the unemployed?

Absolutely nothing which is why I decided to comment. The meme glamorizes one form of "tyranny" over another.

I don’t get where you’re getting anything is being glamorized. I’m mocking people who think that shelter-in-place orders are tyranny.

I'm not gonna disrespect your opinion, but I disagree.

I appreciate your candor and civility. Upvoted.

Same to you :)

8% of applicants in Florida have received unemployment.

EIGHT PERCENT. I’ve seen numbers as low as 4.2%. Coincidence?