March 22, 2022, 05:19 PM
"He who is cruel to animals becomes hard also in his dealings with men,” Immanuel Kant said more than 200 years ago. This dictum remains applicable today.
In Clearwater, Florida on April 23, 2020, cops arrested an illegal alien of unreported origin, 22-year-old Joshua Daniel Pena-Cedillo, for beheading his family cat at home with an ax and then displaying its severed head in the backyard.
His motive, police said, was to “show what he was capable of to someone he was living with.” Well, he showed ’em, alright.
But Pena-Cedillo had also demonstrated his capacity to harm people three years earlier when he assaulted an EMT, a firefighter, and a police officer. Local media described him as a “Clearwater man”
Thus far, we have found no record of his deportation, although ICE filed a detainer with police.
And earlier that same month in Florida’s Lehigh Acres, cops arrested 24-year-old Vicasso Lara, immigration status unreported as usual, for killing a dog.
After seeing pools of blood outside of the house, police found a lifeless dog, which Lara had beaten and stabbed multiple times, baking at least 500 degrees inside the kitchen oven.
Like the previous example, Lara was described as a “Florida man”
Carl Horowitz writes for VDARE.com
“The unmentionable fact is that our current immigrant inflow seems disproportionally to believe that God’s giving man dominion over the lower animals is a license for cruelty. Why should we be asking for more cruelty by importing it? Why shouldn’t U.S. authorities carefully vet admissions, especially if the sending country tolerates it? “
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