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    Die USA könnten Touristen vor der Einreise nach einem fünfjährigen Social-Media-Verlauf fragen

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    1. MushuFromSpace on

      The lfree speech government who call people snowflakes at every turn are well and truly protecting once again.

    2. Rennie_Burn on

      No thanjs, would prefer to spend my tourist money elswhere… Imagine the absolute nightmare you would have if they found something they did not approve of…..

    3. Key_Duck_6293 on

      In other news, US international tourism has plummetted so much they stand to lose $30bn this year alone

      (World Travel & Tourism Council)

    6. AnGallchobhair on

      Highlights of New York are Little Italy and China town. Might just go to Italy or China instead. Disney Land Paris? What does the US really think it is bringing to the table tourism wise?

    7. PaulBlartRedditCop on

      Perhaps we should do the same, any MAGAs coming in getting put in cages on Spike Island and waiting six months before even getting a deportation trial would be an interesting sight. What you give is what you get!

    8. ShowmasterQMTHH on

      So at customs someone is going to want to look at my social media ?

      „Sorry i don’t have any“

      „but you must have“

      „nope, but if you can prove i do and want to look for me for a few hours to confirm work away“

      And yes, i realise they will probably have some kind of automated system, but i genuinely don’t anyone going should be turning theirs to private before they go, and certainly removing the apps from phones and clearing their history.

    10. Important-Cry-4433 on

      He wants to control what you say about him online. It’s simple. It makes you think twice before writing a critical comment.

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