Author Alex Marlow discusses the measles outbreak among migrants in Chicago and states that it exposes the hypocrisy of various instances of “mask performance art” during the coronavirus pandemic. He argues that preventing the spread of disease is one of the main reasons for border enforcement and accuses Democrats of not only being okay with this violation but also loving it.
Author Alex Marlow discussed the measles outbreak among migrants in Chicago and stated that it shows the hypocrisy of various instances of “ mask performance art ” during the coronavirus pandemic and that preventing the spread of disease is one of the main reasons for border enforcement and Democrats aren’t just okay with one of the main reasons for border enforcement being violated, “they love it.
” Marlow said, “I’m just picturing all the mask performance art” during the coronavirus pandemic “and this is such a clear indication that it was such a joke and such a lie, that we do welcome, we welcome people with diseases into the country, it’s just a fact. If you look at the history of borders and the philosophy behind borders, keeping people out with communicable diseases or at least knowing who’s got the communicable diseases when they enter is one of the main reasons to have a border. It is tip-top, a number one reason why you need border enforcement is for exactly this reason. So, all these people are such hypocrites with health. … Democrats aren’t just fine with it, they love it
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