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Over 2,300 pounds of meth found hidden in celery at Georgia farmers market (www.nbcnews.com)

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“It was hiding in the celery," said DEA Special Agent in Charge Robert Murphy. "Obviously, we threw away the celery. That didn’t make it to the store.”

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[–] 4lan 1 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) (1 children)

oh my god go back to reddit if you want to play the victim card. find your echo chamber and safe space You still can't argue the points, but instead come at me personally.

Why are Republicans so obsessed about immigrant crime when they commit less than us??? We would literally dilute the violence per-capita by increasing immigration.

You heard talking points that jive with your existing feelings about hispanic people and now you have blinders on. Why are people able to live like that? how do you lie to yourself?

[–] ripcord 1 points 4 months ago

When did I come at you personally?

The only thing I've said is that the one comment you made didn't make your previous argument suddenly valid. And implied that your vitriol was boring.

The rest of the things you seem to have assumed about me - making personal attacks, etc - appear to be pretty wild assumptions.