RIP Charlie Kirk

You were responding to a post mentioning the denying of visas on the basis of criticism of the president and his buddies. You were justifying that action by saying through that criticism you can tell what sort of person they are (that they hate the US). At least that was my take away from your post. If I've misunderstood it I apologise.

To be clear: No. You can't tell what a person thinks of the US based on what they think about Trump. It's not justifiable to deny someone a visa because they think the president is a clown. If there's anywhere on the planet where thinking the president is a clown shouldn't invoke retribution from the state, it's the US.
It absolutely is. No non US person has the right to enter the USA.
Foreign relations is a function of the president and if Trump doesn't like your negative comments about the USA he has evry right to deny you access.

Just like you don't have to accept me into your home if you don't like me.
 
That is exactly what Charlie said, so if the left didn't pitch up to debate him we would not be here. Stop drinking the poison, expecting the other person to die.
Well...we know who did die :) The hate monger. You can only spread so much hate before it eventually gets you ;)
 
It absolutely is. No non US person has the right to enter the USA.
Foreign relations is a function of the president and if Trump doesn't like your negative comments about the USA he has evry right to deny you access.

Just like you don't have to accept me into your home if you don't like me.
Except they have this unique recognised concept of the freedom of speech.

You're saying it's OK for the president of the US to not respect freedom of speech?
 
Except they have this unique recognised concept of the freedom of speech.

You're saying it's OK for the president of the US to not respect freedom of speech?
Freedom of speech for their citizens. Not freedom for the rest of the world to schit-talk them, who they must then be obliged to allow in. It's really not that difficult.

Furthermore anyone cheering on an assassination of one of their citizens can be deemed a security risk given what just happened. They can use whatever reason they want to deny anyone entry. If the American people disagree, they can vote someone else in...
 
Except they have this unique recognised concept of the freedom of speech.

You're saying it's OK for the president of the US to not respect freedom of speech?
American laws apply to Americans if you are not an American you do not get the same freedom of speech protection. You have no right to be there in the first place so practice your free speech in your own country.
 
Freedom of speech for their citizens. Not freedom for the rest of the world to schit-talk them, who they must then be obliged to allow in. It's really not that difficult.

Furthermore anyone cheering on an assassination of one of their citizens can be deemed a security risk given what just happened...
It's part of their Constitution. They recognise it as a fundamental right.

It's undeniably hypocritical to deny entry to someone because he shared a JD Vance meme.
 
American laws apply to Americans if you are not an American you do not get the same freedom of speech protection. You have no right to be there in the first place so practice your free speech in your own country.
Hypocrisy.

If you're going to treat people like that you can't claim you respect the freedom of speech.
 
It's part of their Constitution. They recognise it as a fundamental right.

It's undeniably hypocritical to deny entry to someone because he shared a JD Vance meme.
Again, it's a fundamental right for their citizens.

We didn't write our constitution with foreigners in mind, and neither did they...
 
How about just letting people be who they are? The ****...why is that so hard to get? Stop being such racist, homophobic, transphobic, xenophobic twats that won't let people have autonomy over their own lives and bodies without shoving whatever religion into people's faces that can't give a crap about said religion and let people be. Mind your own ****ing business. Your religion dictates your life, no one else's.
Just described the left lefto.
 
Hypocrisy.

If you're going to treat people like that you can't claim you respect the freedom of speech.
You have freedom of speech to say whatever you want. (Well SA is a bit more limited, you can get in trouble for racial stuff if it goes viral on social media.)

If you are a South African you have no right to enter the USA. You can speak freely in SA and the USA will not attempt to prosecute or drone strike you.

That is not hypocrisy. It is consistent.
 
It's part of their Constitution. They recognise it as a fundamental right.

It's undeniably hypocritical to deny entry to someone because he shared a JD Vance meme.
It might be petty and silly to deny someone over a meme. But is is well within their rights and it is not hypocritical. There is no free speech question.
 
It might be petty or silly, if they deny someone over a meme. But is is well within their rights and it is not hypocritical. There is no free speech question.
No it's hypocritical. If you recognise something like freedom of speech as important, then pick and choose when to apply it that's hypocrisy.

It's an exact example of a government taking action against someone because they chose to express themselves. That same government is also turning around and saying people should be free to express themselves without retribution from the government.
 
So you're indifferent to an act of murder? OK.
I knew this was coming.
But if you're indifferent to this murder, why would you not be indifferent to other murders?
Sneaky. Do you mourn criminals when they get taken out by other criminals? It's murder. Do you hold a vigil every time Russian soldiers are killed in Ukraine? They're the aggressors. No. You feel indifferent, don't you?
 
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