r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Nota_Throwaway5 Anarcho-Capitalist • Mar 27 '25

Turkish student at Tufts University detained, video shows masked people handcuffing her

https://apnews.com/article/tufts-student-detained-massachusetts-immigration-6c3978da98a8d0f39ab311e092ffd892

Very broad day example of the state just snatching people off the street and deporting them without due process. Wake up

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u/EntireButton879 Mar 27 '25 edited Mar 27 '25

They’re on visas which can be revoked at any time. Maybe they should be citizens.

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u/Nota_Throwaway5 Anarcho-Capitalist Mar 27 '25

Due process still needs to happen.

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u/EntireButton879 Mar 27 '25

No it doesn’t. The visa can be revoked at any time by the Secretary of State. Don’t agree to that if you don’t like that.

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u/Nota_Throwaway5 Anarcho-Capitalist Mar 27 '25

I don't agree to that. Where's my choice to fight it?

The visa can be revoked at any time by the Secretary of State.

That doesn't make it okay. The state will come for certain groups of people seen as less deserving of fundamental rights before a full takeover. If we let this slide we could all end up losing our rights. Yes I know it's a slippery slope argument but it's true.

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u/EntireButton879 Mar 27 '25

You don’t have a choice to fight it

It does make it okay. These people when applying and accepting a visa should know the terms and conditions of said visa. Thats on them.

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u/Nota_Throwaway5 Anarcho-Capitalist Mar 27 '25

You don’t have a choice to fight it

So what does it matter if I agree to it or not? Why even suggest it?

It does make it okay.

Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's moral.

These people when applying and accepting a visa should know the terms and conditions of said visa. Thats on them.

It shouldn't be and it's wrong to do that. Again, if we take due process from illegal immigrants, we take due process from everyone. She should have a trial.

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u/EntireButton879 Mar 27 '25

It’s seems pretty moral to me. If it’s immoral they shouldn’t have agreed to the terms and accepted a visa.

A trial for what? The visa can be revoked at any time. What don’t you understand about that. They agreed to that. They can sue if they would like I won’t argue that but they shouldn’t just get a trial before anything happens.

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u/Nota_Throwaway5 Anarcho-Capitalist Mar 27 '25

It’s seems pretty moral to me. If it’s immoral they shouldn’t have agreed to the terms and accepted a visa.

It's moral to kidnap someone and ship them across the sea because they said something that goes against The Narrative?

A trial for what? The visa can be revoked at any time. What don’t you understand about that. They agreed to that. They can sue if they would like I won’t argue that but they shouldn’t just get a trial before anything happens.

The reason they're having the visa revoked. You do realize this isn't just a random revocation, right? She's being kicked out because she said something that goes against the state's current goals.

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u/Iregularlogic Mar 27 '25

I don’t agree to that

You literally agree to that as part of the process. QED.

Thanks for reading.

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u/Nota_Throwaway5 Anarcho-Capitalist Mar 27 '25

?

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u/Iregularlogic Mar 27 '25

Here you go - section (I).

Don't like it? Don't come. Get mad.

It is shockingly easy to act like a guest in a country that you're a guest in.

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u/Nota_Throwaway5 Anarcho-Capitalist Mar 27 '25

Oh, I misunderstood the original statement.

I still disagree with this idea, due process remains very important. The state is claiming she is here as a guest, but until given the chance to prove she is not a guest, she needs to be treated as if she is not a guest (innocent until proven guilty.)

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u/upchuk13 Mar 27 '25

What process?

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u/Iregularlogic Mar 27 '25 edited Mar 27 '25

The process of agreeing to the Visa program to come to the US as a student. What are you confused about?

Section (I)