I don’t think it was fair that Milo Yiannopoulos was arrested on a Thursday and arrived in his home Country on Friday. Why didn’t he have to spend months in a subhuman detention center like the other people he was so happy to see suffer?

[u/Justreadingstuffnow]

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[u/Ok-Association-355]

White trash privilege

[u/Nghtyhedocpl]

And they sent him home. Not to some third world country he has no ties to and winds up in a prison with no charges. Basically he got a free ticket home.

[u/Justreadingstuffnow → u/Nghtyhedocpl]

Yep, that sounds about white.

[u/TinyEnd9435]

The answer is pretty obvious. There had to be some sort of special treatment and he’s the right color.

[u/TransFatty]

And why wasn't he sent to South Sudan and left there with no means of returning to his home country?

[u/Old_Charity4206]

To be fair, trump’s ass is a shithole country

[u/Jager0987]

Should have been deported to some random country like every person trump has decided to abuse.

[u/MissionRight9893]

He signed the paper to be deported. He didn’t want to spend another minute in detention, he knows what’s up. But you’re right they should’ve moved him from detention to detention to suffer a little.

[u/jlb61cfp]

Self deport… if you can afford a ticket you get to go to the airport.