In 1989 Scump took out a full-page ad in the New York Times demanding that the Central Park Five be executed for the vicious attack on a jogger in Central Park.
The young men were fully exonerated and the victim even said
it wasn’t them, yet Scump still wanted them executed.
This is the monster who is building a concentration camp in
Florida he calls Alligator Alcatraz, which should really be called Alligator
Auschwitz.
The vast majority of people who will go there are not
criminals at all. Most have green cards. Most have jobs. Some have served in
our military and even been wounded – which is more than Scump has done for this
country.
Scump accuses them of serious crimes – murder, rape,
thievery – which is a complete lie. He refuses them a hearing or trial where
evidence would be required, and the laws would apply.
Because he’s afraid.
Because there’s no evidence.
Because when there’s evidence, you don’t need masked thugs
to terrorize people and their communities, drag them out of their homes at four
in the morning, out of their jobs, restaurants, their jobs, theaters, their
jobs, their schools, their jobs, their cars, their jobs, the DMV, their jobs.
What is a crime is denying any person due process of the
law. Any person. Not just US citizens. Any person, according to the United
States Constitution.
Some of the people Scump is illegally imprisoning in
Alligator Auschwitz are already citizens. They have families here. They have had
homes here for years – in some cases decades. They have jobs. They abide by the
laws.
Now Scump plans to abolish legal citizenship and the whole
process of becoming a United States citizen, that’s the cornerstone of
our US Constitution. That would be the constitution utilized by the
families of every one of us, with the single exception of full-blooded indigenous
tribal members who we stole the land from in the very beginning.
Scump is building an unconstitutional concentration camp in
a sweltering swamp, destroying protected wetlands, and putting a sadistic
puppy-killer in charge of doling out cruel and unusual punishment.
Because the most unconstitutional “president” of the United
States of America in history despises brown people just that much.
If anyone belongs in the obscene Alligator Auschwitz it’s
the entire Scump regime, the Supreme Court giving him illegal power, the
governor of Florida who’s accommodating him, and the republikkkan congress
members who are enabling his most sadistic whims, and are complicit in this
abominable crime against humanity.
A crime against humanity that will stain the reputation of
the United States exactly the same way death camps stain Germany’s reputation
even today.
People have already died in ICE custody.
People whose only crime was to escape drug cartels that
exist because of American additions, sex traffickers that a perverted American
president partied with, and destitution that American corporate greed is at
least partly, if not wholly responsible for.
The vast majority of people entering our country are
completely innocent. It is not a crime to come here. It is not a crime to seek
amnesty.
Ethnic cleansing is a crime against humanity, as well as
cruel and unusual punishment according to the United States Constitution.
If you think ethnic cleansing will Make America Great Again,
then perhaps you should spend some time baking in Alligator Auschwitz, becoming
hors d’oeurves for the gators in Florida.
Because immigrants with the very same dreams as all our
grandparents and great-grandparents, all the way back to the founders of our
country, certainly do not.
And that’s backed up by holy scriptures, including Christ’s
words in the bible, the poem on the Statue of Liberty, and most importantly, by
the United States Constitution.
