U.S. Riots of April 2021 over Derek Chauvin & Riot Watch General

[Apterigo]

Regarding the airport fight:
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https://twitter.com/DrRJKavanagh/status/1386469583045992449 (https://archive.ph/Wytby)

Go have a look around her twitter account. They always, without fail, accuse you of what they're guilty of.

Gee I wonder why she defends criminal behavior

 

[gaystoner]

At least it took an actual journalist to take Andy down a peg.

andy has a published book and raised himself to almost a million readers on Twatter. most 'journalist' would kill to be in his position and have the ability to move into an entirely new country while keeping their grift going with minimal effort due to the narcissisms of 'Anarchist' forces leading them to maintain social media accounts

 

[LaxerBRO]

Regarding the airport fight:
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https://twitter.com/DrRJKavanagh/status/1386469583045992449 (https://archive.ph/Wytby)

Go have a look around her twitter account. They always, without fail, accuse you of what they're guilty of.

Why are people asking them to stop?

I would just smile and retreat back to the sanctuary of an airport lounge where I could get a martini. Perhaps after all the nogs are arrested, I will go back to my gate and chuckle as the paramedics are trying to revive a lifeless corpse.

In the end we have one nigger heading to prison and the other nog is dead. Good day for me!

 

[bippu_as_fuck_ls400]

Gee I wonder why she defends criminal behavior

The worst part is many of the people who push this shit shouldn't even be here.

https://twitter.com/DrRJKavanagh/status/1012104977685319680 (https://archive.ph/vRMFN)

So you're a lawyer who's been in the US for 20 years (4 years ago) and you still aren't a citizen for reasons you won't divulge? These people need to be put on an all expenses paid cruise back to their country of origin, on a ship used by the Navy for torpedo practice.

I would just smile and retreat back to the sanctuary of an airport lounge where I could get a martini.

Excellent plan. Whenever there is any kind of confrontation transpiring in public, even empty threats and posturing, I leave the area immediately. Nothing good can come out of sticking around.

 

[Apterigo]

The worst part is many of the people who push this shit shouldn't even be here.
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https://twitter.com/DrRJKavanagh/status/1012104977685319680 (https://archive.ph/vRMFN)

So you're a lawyer who's been in the US for 20 years (4 years ago) and you still aren't a citizen for reasons you won't divulge? These people need to be put on an all expenses paid cruise back to their country of origin, on a ship used by the Navy for torpedo practice.

I missed that part - I didn't realize that you could be a lawyer for US law while not being a US citizen. Is that a federal thing? I always just assumed that being involved with the judicial system at least required citizenship.

 

[AnOminous]

So you're a lawyer who's been in the US for 20 years (4 years ago) and you still aren't a citizen for reasons you won't divulge? These people need to be put on an all expenses paid cruise back to their country of origin, on a ship used by the Navy for torpedo practice.

In her case, it's apparently Australia.

I always just assumed that being involved with the judicial system at least required citizenship.

No, very few things actually do, other than holding federal office, voting in federal elections, and similar things. And only the Presidency requires being a natural born citizen. In fact, even a foreign born lawyer who received their legal education in another country can become a lawyer in the U.S.

States (and state bar associations) generally regulate this and can decide whether a foreign degree is up to snuff and what requirements or examinations are required to become a lawyer here.

 

[Michael Janke]

In her case, it's apparently Australia.

doesn't australia allow dual citizenship. she has nothing to lose by becoming a citizen. some countries like india don't allow it for instance and it could be bad to gain a new citizenship.

 

[AnOminous]

doesn't australia allow dual citizenship. she has nothing to lose by becoming a citizen. some countries like india don't allow it for instance and it could be bad to gain a new citizenship.

Yes, Australia allows dual citizenship. So does the U.S., although it does not formally recognize such a status.

 

[Michael Janke]

Yes, Australia allows dual citizenship. So does the U.S., although it does not formally recognize such a status.

here in the land of birthright citizenships, you can have a kid born with 3. lets say united states, canada and mexico. you have an american and a mexican citizen. the kid is born in canada. that kid is now entitled to 3 citizenships and auto granted all of them.

 

[The Last Stand]

Regarding the airport fight:
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https://twitter.com/DrRJKavanagh/status/1386469583045992449 (https://archive.ph/Wytby)

Go have a look around her twitter account. They always, without fail, accuse you of what they're guilty of.

Yeah, a fight at a public place like an airport is not newsworthy.

As if those people fighting care about whatever "narrative" is being spun from being ignorant.

Urban Decay, how apt.

 

[AnOminous]

here in the land of birthright citizenships, you can have a kid born with 3. lets say united states, canada and mexico. you have an american and a mexican citizen. the kid is born in canada. that kid is now entitled to 3 citizenships and auto granted all of them.

A Jew born in the United States has the right to claim Israeli citizenship as well. If one parent is Canadian and the other Irish, they'd get four, and could claim all four.

 

[Michael Janke]

A Jew born in the United States has the right to claim Israeli citizenship as well. If one parent is Canadian and the other Irish, they'd get four, and could claim all four.

an EU citizenship is very useful to have. the hardest ones to get are supposidly saudi citizenships, i don't know about other gulf arab nations, like kuwait or UAE though. a lot of people their are having a hard time because of it. supposedly a child born of a female citizen isn't an auto citizen, but born of a male citizen is.

 

[Puff]

an EU citizenship is very useful to have. the hardest ones to get are supposidly saudi citizenships, i don't know about other gulf arab nations, like kuwait or UAE though. a lot of people their are having a hard time because of it. supposedly a child born of a female citizen isn't an auto citizen, but born of a male citizen is.

I've always heard the Japanese passport is the holy grail. No travel restrictions.

 

[Roybertitos]

Yeah, a fight at a public place like an airport is not newsworthy.

As if those people fighting care about whatever "narrative" is being spun from being ignorant.

Urban Decay, how apt.

If a series of tweets from some literally-who journafags can be the basis of an article for the New York Times, a brawl in an airport lounge is newsworthy. Hell, at least with the fight vid it has entertainment value. Most news articles are boring slogfests or infuriatingly written to the point of ridiculousness.

 

[Ashford Lawrence]

Blue checks getting dunked on by randos

https://mobile.twitter.com/LeslieMarshall/status/1386354328152117254

 

[General Tug Boat]

doesn't australia allow dual citizenship. she has nothing to lose by becoming a citizen. some countries like india don't allow it for instance and it could be bad to gain a new citizenship.

Australia does allow dual citizenships. Usually crown countries are granted the ability to have dual citizenship with the United States or vice versa. Though it is a lengthy process and it really depends whether or not the origin of the parents. Even though I'm a natural born United States citizen, who relocated to Canada. What granted me the ability to get dual status as a Canadian was my parents, which where both natural born Canadians. Hence by default, I had the ability to get into the pool to be able to gain a dual citizenship.

Though it took me almost 15 of the 20 years I've lived in Canada to actually be granted my status. The road to citizenship is a long tedious process and there are lots of restrictions and as well cost associated. Why most people don't tend to go down that path because it is really a crap shoot, but is more than worth it when you can get that form of status, especially dual status. Countries like Canada have very strict criteria to be able to gain citizenship beyond what most people tend to think, Canada has some of the strictest immigration policies in the world, but it is possible

 

[Michael Janke]

Australia does allow dual citizenships. Usually crown countries are granted the ability to have dual citizenship with the United States or vice versa. Though it is a lengthy process and it really depends whether or not the origin of the parents. Even though I'm a natural born United States citizen, who relocated to Canada. What granted me the ability to get dual status as a Canadian was my parents, which where both natural born Canadians. Hence by default, I had the ability to get into the pool to be able to gain a dual citizenship.

Though it took me almost 15 of the 20 years I've lived in Canada to actually be granted my status. The road to citizenship is a long tedious process and there are lots of restrictions and as well cost associated. Why most people don't tend to go down that path because it is really a crap shoot, but is more than worth it when you can get that form of status, especially dual status. Countries like Canada have very strict criteria to be able to gain citizenship beyond what most people tend to think, Canada has some of the strictest immigration policies in the world, but it is possible

in the united states, if even one of your parents is a citizen it won't take too long to become one. the easiest way obviously is to simply be born in the nation. i think mexico has that as well. i know some someone that got a citizenship, even though they never resided in mexico. it was because his mom was a mexican citizen that he could get it.
what your saying is even if both your parents are citizens in canada, you can't get one quickly? that is very surprising.

edit: let me amend that a bit. if one of your parents is a citizen, you have until the age of 18 to claim it yourself. after that you can become a permanent resident before a citizen.

 

[Young Ned of the Hill]

Australia does allow dual citizenships. Usually crown countries are granted the ability to have dual citizenship with the United States or vice versa. Though it is a lengthy process and it really depends whether or not the origin of the parents. Even though I'm a natural born United States citizen, who relocated to Canada. What granted me the ability to get dual status as a Canadian was my parents, which where both natural born Canadians. Hence by default, I had the ability to get into the pool to be able to gain a dual citizenship.

Though it took me almost 15 of the 20 years I've lived in Canada to actually be granted my status. The road to citizenship is a long tedious process and there are lots of restrictions and as well cost associated. Why most people don't tend to go down that path because it is really a crap shoot, but is more than worth it when you can get that form of status, especially dual status. Countries like Canada have very strict criteria to be able to gain citizenship beyond what most people tend to think, Canada has some of the strictest immigration policies in the world, but it is possible

Sure, except if you're a violent Somalian felon who walks across the Roxham Rd border where the cucked RCMP will carry your bags for you

 

[RumblyTumbly]

Blue checks getting dunked on by randos
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https://mobile.twitter.com/LeslieMarshall/status/1386354328152117254

This is what I don't understand about ANTIFA.

The blue checkmark types don't seem to have a consensus if they are real or not. They either say "Yeah they're real and they are in the right!" or "They aren't real!", like what Joe Biden said during the debates. OK, so....which is it? Are they real or not, because I've seen a ton of footage and tweets from people claiming to be ANTIFA to suggest that they are and they are violent idiots.

 

[Michael Janke]

Sure, except if you're a violent Somalian felon who walks across the Roxham Rd border where the cucked RCMP will carry your bags for you

look at me. im the canadian now.