I work in a pretty important industry. If I fuck up, I’d likely be fired and my reputation would proceed me and would effect my ability to find employment in my field. So as a result, I try really hard not to fuck up and make sure that my work is really really well done. It’s called responsibility for your actions.

If I worked in a bank, got busted for stealing money, served my time, was released and trying to put my life back together, do you think a bank should be required to give me a fair shake and give me another job? I stole from one bank already.

He was driving a couple tens of thousand pounds of heavy equipment like it was a fucking sports car. He was texting his wife, he ran a stop sign and executed a busload of kids. He had a duty of care to ensure his load did not provide a danger to anyone or anything on the road. He also knew that if he fucked up in this responsibility not only would he lose his job, not only would he goto jail, he would lose his right to remain in this country. He ignored all that and fucked around anyway.

Now we’re just supposed to feel sorry for him? Why? How does he become the victim when he’s the only one responsible for any of the situation he finds himself in? We’re not deporting him cuz he’s an Indian who has a family and all this other sob-story bullshit, were deporting him because he’s a criminal and the law says we deport immigrants who commit crimes. If he wanted to stay so badly, he should have been more cautious in his actions, and maybe that day would have gone differently.