Just because something is wrong doesn't mean it should be illegal. Or a federal felony specifically.

Is there any reason for that?

Sure but I assume there are people who would decide not to border jump because it's more effort if there's a wall.

That's entirely possible, but I don't know why some people are so certain of that.

I mean it as in the wall would be a restriction to migration to help prevent illegal immigration, not an immigration policy that literally doesn't restrict it at all.
Now take that number back to 31415926534.

Arguably, Scotland is a part of Britain.

Maybe, but I haven't really seen that in action, at least in my experience.

You're not gonna get very far convincing people of these ideas if you called them trolls for trying to figure out what the fuck's going on. I'm just trying to get on their level so we can maybe find some semblance of common ground.

I agree that there's definitely a gendered difference in how people process emotions, but I disagree that not wanting to emote all the time is itself a reason for the differing suicide rate and such. There are different ways to deal with emotion, it's not a one-method-fits-all thing.

I'm just making fun of the recent thing with the native guy at the Lincoln memorial where some people were trying to place the MAGA kid's smirk as being emblematic of white supremacy or whatever.
As it happens there's a lady on my TV making that exact claim as I type this.

The relevant question is, "what is your time worth to someone else?"

What about it?