One liberal took it upon himself to ask a question that nobody else has: Why can the government control who can live within a country?
It's actually a good question, considering that Democrats have seemingly forgotten the answer, and have used the point repeatedly to try and bash President Trump, on an issue 80 percent of Americans agreed with him on during his campaign.
In a ranting monologue, this liberal said:
I just think its hilarious, beacuase, who the f**k are you to tell somebody else that they can't live here? Who the f**k, because you were born here? Obviously you never learned to check your privelige because you're lucky that you were born in a country like this, and other people just want to come here and live a prosperous life. And they are not all criminals and nasty bad people. Who the f**k are you, to tell somebody else: 'I'm better than you. I deserve a nice life, you don't.' Who the f**k are you to say that? You're disgusting. You are an elitist a**hole, and you desrve to be deported, if you genuinely believe that all these deportations are for the best. Like, f**k you, honestly, f**k you.
Liberal has a message to ICE: "Who the f*ck are you to tell people they can’t live here?"pic.twitter.com/JPtS60SS3g
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) November 26, 2025
First, the government, by definition, can determine who can and who cannot enter our country if they are not citizens. That basic function of government ensures that the nation maintains its sovereignty and security, protecting the interests and safety of its citizens. Without such authority, a country would lose control over its borders and the ability to enforce its own laws.
That basic duty protects what it means to be an American and protects the safety and well-being of citizens. It preserves the integrity of the nation by ensuring that immigration happens in an orderly, lawful manner, one that benefits both newcomers and those already here. A country without border control ceases to be a country at all; its laws, values, and privileges become meaningless without it.
That "nice life" the ranting Democrat treasures so dearly is something that can be lost very easily. Policies like deportation, and the basic enforcement of U.S. border laws protect that privilege, which is not so common in the rest of the world.