Venezuela's Welfare Has Run Out. Now They Want Ours

 Venezuela's Welfare Has Run Out. Now They Want Ours (townhall.com)

The massive news coverage of Gov. Ron DeSantis' "political stunt" of sending 50 illegal aliens to Martha's Vineyard reminds me of the media's "political stunt" of referring to illegals as "legal asylum-seekers." 

"Number one: They broke into our country. They're illegal aliens. 

"Number two: All asylum claims are frauds. Every single one. Asylum is nothing but a conveyer belt to bring the worst people on Earth to our shores.

"You say you turned your own country into a hellhole? Fantastic! Come right in! No one gets asylum from a well-run country. Why would we want to admit people who have demonstrated the wisdom, foresight and diligence to produce a functioning society? 

"Rewards await only those who've participated in the creation of complete disaster zones. (Just think of what these great thinkers could do for our country!) 

"Take the Venezuelan illegal aliens whom DeSantis sent to Martha's Vineyard.

" Biden's press secretary and human kewpie doll, Karine Jean-Pierre, repeatedly referred to the briefly loved illegals as "people who are fleeing communism, who are fleeing hardship ... desperate people -- people who are trying to come here because they're fleeing communism themselves." 

"How did Venezuela become communist again? 

"As The Martha's Vineyard Times explained (once the illegals were safely expelled and the island fumigated), Venezuela's "humanitarian crisis" resulted from that country's "complicated political and socioeconomic history." 

"Actually, it's not that complicated. Poor people in Venezuela voted for it. 

"Oh boy, did they vote for it. The ridiculous peasant Hugo Chavez promised Venezuela's poor that he would take vengeance on the rich -- "the squalid ones" -- and give their stuff to the poor. 

"Millions of poor people responded: YESSSSS!!! 

"Beginning in 1998, and five times after that, the poor came out in droves to support this clown.

" Fist pumping! Dancing in the streets! Red shirts as far as the eye could see". . .