Concentration camps. They're concentration camps where children are being tortured. Some have died.
Here's a fun fact: Anne Frank died in a concentration camp, likely from disease.
Should've taken a page out of Australia's book and placed the camps in an offshore location. Out of sight, out of mind.
Now let's all pat ourselves on the back for being such good, freedom-loving, decent human beings.
Everybody who defends, or deflects attention from these camps are vile, disgusting creatures cut from the same cloth as those who lynched innocent men, women, children.
They are not human,
and they cannot be reasoned with,
and must be beaten back with sticks and stones whenever they advance with their fangs out.
But we must be better than them,
and endure their repeated attempts.
We shouldn't be weak.
Every one of their charges needs to be
beaten back with full force.
Once they've retreated back into their holes,
we must stop.
Violence is absolutely a requirement,
but not needless, senseless violence.
Only enough to stop what they're doing.
Let them fester in their pits,
if that's what they want.
Every attempt they make to
hurt others must be repelled.
And if any of them
choose to come over,
to try and learn,
and be compassionate,
find their lost dignity and decency,
then our doors must be open to them.
Regardless of what they've done.
Regardless.
So long as they are still breathing,
we must show them that decency must prevail.
Then there is another way.
We will be disappointed,
outraged,
betrayed.
This is a certainty.
But we must hold fast.
For we are better than these animals.
Well enough of that.
