What I meant was, visiting the US today is like visiting Germany in 1934: if you must do it, do your utmost to avoid getting in trouble with the Gestapo.
The true good advice to give is: don’t go to the fucking United States.
What I meant was, visiting the US today is like visiting Germany in 1934: if you must do it, do your utmost to avoid getting in trouble with the Gestapo.
You can’t honestly believe that to be true. Asking people to have their documents squared away before entering a country is something any country in the world has a right to do, but suddenly when the USA asks it, it’s Nazi Germany.
No question.
What I meant was, visiting the US today is like visiting Germany in 1934: if you must do it, do your utmost to avoid getting in trouble with the Gestapo.
The true good advice to give is: don’t go to the fucking United States.
You can’t honestly believe that to be true. Asking people to have their documents squared away before entering a country is something any country in the world has a right to do, but suddenly when the USA asks it, it’s Nazi Germany.