Dukes wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2018 11:34 pm His former government didn’t do this to him..he did it to himself by committing a crime that put him in jail. If you speak the language and know the law then why not become a citizen of the said country? There are plenty of people who are from war torn countries that have a second chance in another country, some become citizens and good citizens.

I get that he is from Cambodia and the whole killing fields and then live in a bad area where gangs and crime happens but that is no excuse for him to ever want to become a better in life.

Now that he is “left for dead” with no family or “ lack of medical care” sounds a little far fetched. Some will say I sound like an asshole but then he should of thought about not being a menace to society.

tightenupvolume1 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 03, 2018 1:02 am

Dukes wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2018 11:34 pm His former government didn’t do this to him..he did it to himself by committing a crime that put him in jail. If you speak the language and know the law then why not become a citizen of the said country? There are plenty of people who are from war torn countries that have a second chance in another country, some become citizens and good citizens.

I get that he is from Cambodia and the whole killing fields and then live in a bad area where gangs and crime happens but that is no excuse for him to ever want to become a better in life.

Now that he is “left for dead” with no family or “ lack of medical care” sounds a little far fetched. Some will say I sound like an asshole but then he should of thought about not being a menace to society.

where does it say he comitted a crime?

charlie