Trump's Muslim Ban
By julito
@antonbunot (11092)
Calgary, Alberta
January 29, 2017 4:11pm CST
After reading several articles regarding President Trump's executive order temporarily banning people from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Syria, et al, I learned that it is actually legal.
However, it would have been better if instead of total ban, extreme vetting of people from these countries applying as refugees, immigrants, and visitors to the USA should have been implemented.
I believe President Trump should lift the ban to cool down the anger of the liberals (democrat-politicians), some republicans, and the media. I just hope that the next crazy extremist won't blow himself in front of Senators Graham and McCain or some Jupiter/Canada-bound Hollywood celebrities. If this will ever happen (O, I pray it will never happen), then USA politicians would say: "Trump was right!"
This is just my opinion. What is yours?
Note: Complementing image is taken from Pixabay.
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
29 Jan 17
@JudyEv . . for sure you don't risk your life going to Iran. 
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@Mike197602 (15489)
• United Kingdom
29 Jan 17
I don't think they've banned them, just thinking about it.
Iraq are thinking about it too
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@Mike197602 (15489)
• United Kingdom
29 Jan 17
Technically speaking it isn't a muslim ban.
It's a temporary ban on people from a list of countries...they may not be muslim.
Although they are predominantly muslim dominated countries.
He's left out the big hitter in the terrorist world which is Saudi Arabia...maybe due to the oil they export to the US.
Also Pakistan, home of bin laden, isn't on the list and that country is as dodgy as they come
My opinion...an epic fail on many levels
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@salonga (27775)
• Philippines
30 Jan 17
@antonbunot Yes I agree with you and I am here praying for Trump and America because whatever happens to America affects the whole world.
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
30 Jan 17
@salonga If President Duterte knows what he is doing, then Trump also knows what he is doing. I believe ordinary Americans agree with Trump's decision to ban muslims.
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
30 Jan 17
@salonga Don't worry nothing will happen horrible to America.
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@Madshadi (8841)
• Brussels, Belgium
29 Jan 17
My opinion is that this is a stupid decision and it shows how shallow and simple-minded he is. But even if banning everyone is the only way, why not start with the countries whose nationals committed most of the terrorist attacks? I believe some North African countries should be on top of that list, not Yemen!
I always considered G. W. Bush to be the least intelligent of the US presidents. But even he would never come up with such a stupid idea.
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
29 Jan 17
I respect your opinion . . . but he may be stupid as you think (though I disagree), he is surrounded by many smart people. In fact, I believe most Americans (with the exception of the media, some envious politicians like McCain, Graham, and many democrats) LIKE banning muslims from these countries.
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@jstory07 (135135)
• Roseburg, Oregon
29 Jan 17
@JolietJake No they have not . I just looked it up.
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
29 Jan 17
@jstory07 You are right! But you know all politicians, the media, celebrities, et al hate Trump due to extreme envy!
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
29 Jan 17
@jstory07 Even then . . better act before crazy extremists from these countries do crazy thing to America.
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
30 Jan 17
@LadyDuck . . . but those countries are the places where those ISIS militants are operating . . and they are the ones training muslim extremists (from other muslim countries) and sending them to the west and America to kill people. Anyway, I don't fully agree with the temporary ban, but I support the so-called extreme vetting of refugees/immigrants from muslim countries.
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@Daljinder (23233)
• Bangalore, India
30 Jan 17
@LadyDuck He happens to forget put a ban on Pakistan for some reason which is as we know a haven for terrorists.
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@scheng1 (24650)
• Singapore
30 Jan 17
The next crazy extremist may be a.local white American!
The ISIS appeals to the rebellious youth through the Internet.
The blanket ban includes all those holding green cards, holding highly paid positions in universities, banks and big companies too.
This blanket ban is simply ridiculous!
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@scheng1 (24650)
• Singapore
31 Jan 17
@antonbunot The implementation of this executive order sucks.
For one thing, he could have order the embassies and visa offices in the 7 countries to stop issuing visas, then to communicate with the various governmental agencies and to the airlines before implementing this order.
On day one, the green card holders were detained, and it took the courts to free them.
This just shows how badly it is managed right from the start.
@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
30 Jan 17
@scheng1 No, green card holders are exception to that particular executive order. The temporary ban appears to be bad, but I believe, President Trump implemented it for the safety of the American people. In fact, most Americans, I suppose, support a TOTAL ban of Muslim refugees.
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@LeaPea2417 (36588)
• Toccoa, Georgia
30 Jan 17
I support Trump. As he says, it is a temporary ban (90 days) for those from those certain countries. It is not bashing the entire religion of Islam. It is not racist. It is extreme vetting to protect this nation from radical Islamic terrorists.
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@Beatburn (4287)
• Philippines
1 Feb 17
@antonbunot They feel so safe now. I sense all those banned countries have turned pacifist.
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
1 Feb 17
@Beatburn I am guessing that the reason why Trump picked these 7 countries is because these are the places where ISIS militants are operating actively. They may not be operating in those African countries . . but the terrorists operating there support ISIS.
@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
31 Jan 17
According to him it is for the safety of the American people.
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
30 Jan 17
@sallypup . . . Although I don't fully agree with the temporary ban of refugees from these 7 countries, I fully support the proposed extreme vetting. Trump, I suppose, is thinking of the safety of the American people from muslim extremists. I just hope one day NO muslim blows up himself where politicians and celebrities are!
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
30 Jan 17
@sallypup LOL . . I hate to even think it would happen (blowing up) where Senators Graham, McCain (presidential losers), celebrities like Whoopi, Cher, Miley, and a couple of Hollywood directors are - - Whew!
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@sallypup (58339)
• Centralia, Washington
30 Jan 17
@antonbunot Your last sentence would be fine with me if you took out the NO part.
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@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
7 Feb 17
i am glad our country is not among the 7 that he banned on immigration. i am sad though because he seemed to generalize all residents of those countries as terrorists
@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
30 Jan 17
@sans224 I understand your point . . but American military are only assisting countries fighting ISIS and AlQueda militants. They don't intend to kill ordinary muslims and other people like what these ISIS extremists are doing.
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
31 Jan 17
@sans224 That is why President Trump won . . . because he wants to CHANGE everything except his pretty, sexy wife!
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@sans224 (1808)
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31 Jan 17
@antonbunot
just turn a few pages back.
who supported taliban like rebel groups in afgan. or rebels in iraq. its just the big countries.
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@Dnuobrats (180)
• United States
30 Jan 17
Without going into this to much I would like to comment about you saying why doesn't he give in and lift it to ease liberal/Democrat and Republican who oppose this. Do we reward children for throwing a temper tantrum when they don't get their way?!?! Would that not simply send the message that all they need to do when they disagree is to act out and they will get their way?! Just some food for thought :) xx
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@antonbunot (11092)
• Calgary, Alberta
30 Jan 17
@Dnuobrats You have the point.. . Yeah, if he gives in to those whiners like Graham and McCain (who are losers), Trump becomes a loser like them . . and they consider him weak president. I change my mind then . . .He should not give in. Actually, I believe most ordinary Americans support the temporary ban and extreme vetting.
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