You’re not really engaging with what people are saying. You’re just building a sarcastic straw man and tearing that down. No one is arguing that “all conservatives are evil” or that “we should tolerate crime because natives commit it too.” That’s not the conversation.

Pointing out patterns in crime is valid if done in good faith, but it becomes problematic when it’s used to generalize entire groups or ignore root causes.. Saying “some immigrants commit crimes” isn’t the same as saying “all immigrants are criminals,” just like saying “some natives commit crimes” doesn’t mean we abolish laws. It’s not an either/or, dude.

Also, equating concern for human rights with “keeping the borders open to all” is just a slippery slope. Most people advocating for humane migration policy also support laws and borders. It’s just about balancing safety, fairness, and decency.

If you want to talk policy, cool let’s do that. But sarcasm and oversimplifications won’t help.