MUH colonialism

No Free stuff?

I'll starv cause of muh feelings

Maduro is shit

she looks fed with food alright

probably one of the inner circle

Yea they get Chinese and Iran aid willingly

Fellow Believers are allowed <:Commie_ball:466404411535785995>

What if the russians are there to overthrow maduro

that would be actually hilarious

You think they aren't?

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https://www.newsweek.com/mexican-soldiers-question-disarm-two-us-army-troops-apparent-confusion-about-1401939

haha

fucking deport <:covfefe:440543908846632980>

I'm just wondering how you "accidentally" cross the rio grande

We need a BIG BEAUTIFUL WALL to keep the Mexican Army OUT OUT OUT

https://twitter.com/LBC/status/1119649553991569408

Lol no,

Jesus taught

These people just tried to tell us

There be a difference there

@gonejamin you’re talking to a guy who follows Raytheon’s YouTube channel

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I don't do Twitter so idk what that means

Raytheon is a missile company

I’m responding to what you said earlier

Oh I see

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-47999394

https://www.thecollegefix.com/school-district-that-forced-girls-to-shower-with-boys-cant-get-out-of-title-ix-lawsuit/

@-5K- Rivers man, how do they work https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%ADo_Rico,_Tamaulipas

starship troopers shower

Sorry, better image http://www.lancasterteam.com/trivia/riorico.jpg

It must have sucked for people who lived there. Imagine your home being annexed to Tamaulipas of all places

```As the Rio Grande changed its course after floods, the settlement was progressively pushed into the tract.[1] The residents, being mostly of Mexican heritage, accepted the authority of the Mexican government and all parties generally acted as if the tract was Mexican territory.```

```in 1972 the United States officially ceded the tract of land to Mexico.[2] The Board of Immigration Appeals later determined that persons born in the Horcón Tract between 1906 and 1972 could not be deported, effectively if not technically granting citizenship.[3] As a result, a large portion of the population of Rio Rico moved to the United States.[4]```

Ah so it wasn't actually Americans living there, but it was American soil

technically

Yes

Kinda sorta similar to the New Madrid earthquake rearranging the path of the Mississippi river

So Kentucky has an exclave