Defining humanitarian crisis

[PhilFish]

What constitutes a humanitarian crisis?

Definitionally we have:. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humanitarian_crisis

Recently we have all read about the concerns at the southern border. Hundreds if not thousands of individuals, including children, amassed at border crossings, for example at Tijuana. Numerous tales of separation, deaths due to illness, lack of adequate shelter, food resources, tear gas use, etc.

Is that definitionally a crisis? Does the US and Mexico have an obligation to address?


I think yes. If yes. Why do we read that when trump speaks to it..that it is false?

 

[Winston]

What constitutes a humanitarian crisis?

Definitionally we have:. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humanitarian_crisis

Recently we have all read about the concerns at the southern border. Hundreds if not thousands of individuals, including children, amassed at border crossings, for example at Tijuana. Numerous tales of separation, deaths due to illness, lack of adequate shelter, food resources, tear gas use, etc.

Is that definitionally a crisis? Does the US and Mexico have an obligation to address?


I think yes. If yes. Why do we read that when trump speaks to it..that it is false?

Not hundreds not thousands not even millions, the number is tens of millionc

 

[PhilFish]

Not hundreds not thousands not even millions, the number is tens of millionc

Understood. In the current state...person's amassed at the border. Is it reasonable to assess the person's tgere, lacking proper food, water, shelter...to be a crisis?

Or, as Pelosi and Schumer affirmed yesterday...is this a case of a 'manufactured crisis' (their words)?

Is it 'misinformation and malice' (their words)?

 

[Winston]

Understood. In the current state...person's amassed at the border. Is it reasonable to assess the person's tgere, lacking proper food, water, shelter...to be a crisis?

Or, as Pelosi and Schumer affirmed yesterday...is this a case of a 'manufactured crisis' (their words)?

Is it 'misinformation and malice' (their words)?

Screw them they are not our responsibility, the crisis is American hospitals closing and the amount of drugs coming in. There are hungry people all over the world our responsibility is our people. Why doesn't Mexico feed these people as they are in their country

 

[Marcus Aurelius]

What constitutes a humanitarian crisis?

Definitionally we have:. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humanitarian_crisis

Recently we have all read about the concerns at the southern border. Hundreds if not thousands of individuals, including children, amassed at border crossings, for example at Tijuana. Numerous tales of separation, deaths due to illness, lack of adequate shelter, food resources, tear gas use, etc.

Is that definitionally a crisis? Does the US and Mexico have an obligation to address?


I think yes. If yes. Why do we read that when trump speaks to it..that it is false?

Because it was Trump that said it.

 

[sear]

If you'll pardon my saying so, the U.S. presidential administration of Donald J. Trump is a humanitarian crisis.
I know of no previous presidential administration that as a matter of punitive policy separated families at our border.

“... the reality is that for every parent who is not located there will be a permanently orphaned child.” Hon. Dana M. Sabraw / United States district court Southern district of California 18/08/04*, commenting on the Trump administrations failed efforts to re-unite families it separated at the U.S. - Mexico border in an attempt to address U.S. immigration policy issues * reported this date by NBC-TV News

 

[ObamacareForever]

Understood. In the current state...person's amassed at the border. Is it reasonable to assess the person's tgere, lacking proper food, water, shelter...to be a crisis?

Or, as Pelosi and Schumer affirmed yesterday...is this a case of a 'manufactured crisis' (their words)?

Is it 'misinformation and malice' (their words)?

and a wall doesn't give anyone food, water, or shelter. The government has all the resources it needs to deal with the people trying to immigrate to the US except competent leadership.

 

[PhilFish]

and a wall doesn't give anyone food, water, or shelter. The government has all the resources it needs to deal with the people trying to immigrate to the US except competent leadership.

Of mexico?

 

[ObamacareForever]

Of mexico?

The US government already has all the resources it needs to deal with people trying to immigrate to the US except competent leadership capable of deploying those resources efficiently.

 

[Dino]

What constitutes a humanitarian crisis?

Definitionally we have:. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humanitarian_crisis

Recently we have all read about the concerns at the southern border. Hundreds if not thousands of individuals, including children, amassed at border crossings, for example at Tijuana. Numerous tales of separation, deaths due to illness, lack of adequate shelter, food resources, tear gas use, etc.

Is that definitionally a crisis? Does the US and Mexico have an obligation to address?


I think yes. If yes. Why do we read that when trump speaks to it..that it is false?

Hell, kids are dying at the border. How inhumane must you be not to take our security seriously to stop people from attempting such a risky border crossing.
Build the wall and discourage the illicit and sometimes deadly attempt to cross the border.

 

[PhilFish]

The US government already has all the resources it needs to deal with people trying to immigrate to the US except competent leadership capable of deploying those resources efficiently.

They're not in the us yet . How is Mexico aiding them?

 

[ObamacareForever]

They're not in the us yet .

Because the US has sh*tty ineffective leadership who are dragging their feet on doing their job.

 

[freyasman]

 

[PhilFish]

Because the US has sh*tty ineffective leadership who are dragging their feet on doing their job.

Partly. Seems a volume thing too

 

[ObamacareForever]

Partly. Seems a volume thing too

The volume is manageable for government with competent leadership.

 

[Dawg]

Because the US has sh*tty ineffective leadership who are dragging their feet on doing their job.

keeping their illegal asses out is their top JOB


https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/t...nce-in-puerto-rico/ar-BBS16Lx?ocid=spartandhp

of course you libs will want to bring them here

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Not hundreds not thousands not even millions, the number is tens of millions

For Every One of Cortez's Spaniards Killed, They Killed 100 Mexicans

The Third World is the enemy of our species. These migrants represent the Missing Link.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Hell, kids are dying at the border. How inhumane must you be not to take our security seriously to stop people from attempting such a risky border crossing.
Build the wall and discourage the illicit and sometimes deadly attempt to cross the border.

Charity Begins, and Ends, at Home

End granting asylum to foreigners. Force the gutless runaways to do their duty of staying in their own country and changing it. They will only bring their race's own problems here. Self-righteously preaching that a totally non-obligatory concern for whining foreigners is"what we do, what we are," our ruling Snob Mob wants us to forget the fact that France gave asylum to the Ayatollah Khomeini. In fact, deport that Turkish ayatollah and quit insulting Erdogan.

The fact that such an easy and pro-American solution is never mentioned shows that only traitors are allowed on the airwaves. Why is it that only linkable suggestions are allowed on this captive Internet? Because the regime never would have allowed social media if they hadn't already turned us into authority idolaters.