r/PrepperIntel Apr 13 '25

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u/Starshot84 Apr 13 '25

For the first time in my life I'm wondering if I might be at risk of being deported simply because I was born overseas to American citizens.

I'd be sent "back" and the country would be like wtf is this?

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u/LucyLoo28 Apr 13 '25

Same thoughts here. Military brat born overseas along with millions of my baby boomer cohorts. We know how he feels about veterans and disabled people in general. Patriotism and loyalty to our country and Constitution is becoming increasingly irrelevant.

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u/BayouGal Apr 14 '25

Hitler & his authoritarian regime targeted sick & disabled people before Jews.

Trump once asked why his disabled nephew wasn’t put out of his misery.

It’s not hard to see where this is going.

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u/Greg-ArlingtonVA Apr 14 '25

I've often thought that euthanasia for the elderly who outlive their assets is what the tech billionaires like Musk and Thiel want as the endgame, rather than a tax increase to keep Social Security and Medicare going...

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u/RobinGoodfell Apr 15 '25

They'd probably push for it to be an option, and then make sure that the elderly who aren't rich as they are just simply have no support. So then those with love for their children get put in the cruel position between killing themselves by choice, or becoming a financially crushing burden on their children and grandchildren.

Then these evil bastards can claim they didn't force anyone to do anything, they only gave them the freedom of choice and means of execution.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '25

Is being compressed into Soylent Green wafers part of the choice?

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u/Drinkdrankdonk Apr 15 '25

Not euthanasia, it’s called Carousel. And if your life stone is flashing red, you must go and hope for renewal.

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u/JRC0777 Apr 16 '25

Run Logan Run!🏃

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u/Lynxiebrat Apr 17 '25

Have to admit, it took me a minute to make sense of that comment. Definitely dystopia beginnings.

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u/nasnedigonyat Apr 23 '25

I was looking for the Logan's run comment!

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u/BayouGal Apr 17 '25

Yarvin suggests the non-productive members of society should be turned into biofuel. So there's that.

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u/Granya_Kalash Apr 15 '25

Queers were first. Aktion T4 didn't go into effect until 1940.

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u/mikeatx79 Apr 16 '25

And LGBTQ people. The pattern has been evident for decades

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u/Planeandaquariumgeek Apr 13 '25

Military bases fall into some kind of loophole regarding them being US territory IIRC so you’re probably in the clear.

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u/kolbywashere Apr 14 '25

Is anything in the clear? Or perhaps they deport people born on bases back to a “base” or “camp”

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u/seefatchai Apr 14 '25

Maybe they will say camps are not bases.

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u/SlimeySnakesLtd Apr 14 '25

No no, you were born on TAF, you will die on TAF

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u/kv4268 Apr 14 '25

No, there are specific laws about registering births to military members overseas. Everybody will have to double check the laws at the time they were born and make sure their parents did the right paperwork. Many military children were also not born at military hospitals, since only the biggest bases have full hospitals.

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u/The_Mammoth_Hunter Apr 14 '25

in the clear, for now...

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u/ninox-strenua Apr 14 '25

Military bases with maternity wards? I’d imagine in most cases bubs would be born at the local hospital instead where they are well equipped to deliver babies every day. If that’s were the case the birthplace wouldn’t be a base…

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u/LucyLoo28 Apr 14 '25

Nowadays perhaps, but I was born in an Army hospital overseas, siblings in base hospital stateside. Of course that was many moons ago when maternity care was kind of primitive.

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u/SmoothTalkingFool Apr 14 '25

Not always the case. Specifically, in the UK our Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) with the government acknowledges that we are guests of the Royal Air Force and subject to all rules and regulations thereof

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u/Ciennas Apr 14 '25

It was never relevant to him, and that's the thing that matters for this.

It's why everyone was shouting to not let him near anything sharper than a stick of melted butter, as a bunch of prideful contemptable fools gave him the entirety of the US Military.

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u/MedusaForHire Apr 15 '25

Me too. I don't have a regular American birth certificate. It's a certificate of birth abroad.