Thomas Magnum on Nostr: Can't ignore the fact that the Good Samaritan went outside the customary social ...

Can't ignore the fact that the Good Samaritan went outside the customary social acceptability of interaction and saved someone in actual peril. He also specifically helped someone who was somewhere it was ok for the guy to be and wasn't a known threat in any way to him.

Biblical hospitality has limits. When the faggots wanted to rape the guests in the city, the city was destroyed and angels protected the guests.

The problem is less the helping people and more the fact that the illegal immigrants and fraudulent "refugees" are a special combination of incompatible with American society and also in quantity enough to be massively disruptive.

I'm also tired of the dishonest arguments that being a "refugee" entitles you to roam freely in your host country and with no intent to ever return. When there are this many, you kind of have an obligation to arm them and send them home with orders to go unfuck their home instead of staying here.