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Temporary Rule - Any Articles referencing "Deporting" a U.S. citizen shall henceforth be required to use the term "Exile" in the title. (tucson.social)
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This is pissing me the fuck off.

So let me make this utterly clear - henceforth any news article title that is erroneously using "deport" must be re-titled to use "exile" at the very least.

I'll do my part by editing the titles for any newsbot postings since that's all automated.

Language is important, deport has a very specific meaning. You cannot deport a citizen to a different country. The word the media seems to have difficulty using is "Exile" and "Salvadoran Death Camp".

So, I, as server admin will do it for them - because I'm not a fucking spineless coward.

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[–] Oni_eyes@sh.itjust.works 0 points 1 year ago

Even for the non-citizens, deportation means they have gone through immigration court. These non citizens are not getting to go through court