I know you oughta but you don't. It's pretty clear you don't. But you oughta.
Because if the visitors who do go in and aren't allowed to take pictures say it's awful in there, and the people who do take pictures aren't allowed in there, what does that lead you to think?
Because if it wasn't awful, it sure would be easy to disprove by inviting in the people who take pictures to take pictures whenever and where ever they wanted to take pictures.
Why do you think they're not disproving "it's awful in there" with a lot of pictures?
Great question. I wonder why you didn't look up ICE's policy on allowing members of the media into the detention centers?
Because that shit is a simple search away.
But then you'd probably have to read through the policy and see that visits have to be approved. Then you'd have to take a moment to think "well, if all visits have to be approved and there's no pictures of visits...does that mean that journalists aren't being approved for visits?"
$222 Billion? How does that even make sense to you? Like how?
I mean, I know you didn't do a simple google search like "California State Budget" and find that it's roughly $328 Billion with $248 billion going to the General Fund or that you know what a General Fund is in State budgets.
So, how does the number you posted make sense to you?
