Deport Bieber Pertition has 100,000+ signatures

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More than 100,000 people in the US have signed a petition calling for Canadian pop star Justin Bieber to be deported and now White House staff have to provide an official response to the people's call.

As is their constitutional right to do so, US citizens are allowed to petition the government over grievances — and their latest is with the troublesome 19-year-old pop sensation who was last week arrested for allegedly drag racing his Lamborghini in Florida while under the influence of either drugs or alcohol.

Upset by Bieber's bad boy image, a petition was launched to deport him and revoke his green card on January 23 because he is a "terrible influence on our nation's youth".

"We the people of the United States feel that we are being wrongly represented in the world of pop culture," the petition claimed.

"We would like to see the dangerous, reckless, destructive, and drug abusing, Justin Bieber deported and his green card revoked."

Reaching the 100,000 signature threshold means staff working at the White House must provide an official response to the petition, which they have yet to do.

The "We the People" online petition system was launched by the White House in 2011 and required only 5000 signatures within 30 days to have the government respond.

Miscalculating the swarm mentality of the internet, the White House was forced to raise the threshold to 25,000 due to the influx of silly requests of the government.

One notable past petition was a request for the US to build a Star Wars-inspired "Death Star", prompting the White House to respond that it did not condone "blowing up planets".

They since brought the threshold up to its current level of 100,000 signatures.

Bieber is currently sunning it up on the beaches of Panama following his arrest last Thursday and is due to return to court on February 14 by which time Obama's closest advisors should have weighed up calls to kick him out of the country.


http://news.ninemsn.com.au/world/2014/01/30/06/28/white-house-must-respond-to-bieber-petition
 
Gosh; I thought he was popular? Doesn't America care for the tears of their teenage daughters when their idol get's deported? :D
 
Apparently the petition to keep him has only around 2k signatures!

Do I have to be a US citizen to sign? I'd gladly do so if not!
 
Hahaha, that's brilliant. Although, I feel bad for Canada. They're the ones who'll have to deal with him if this goes through. Though I doubt it would, even if the little pestilens deserves it.
 
Hahaha, that's brilliant. Although, I feel bad for Canada. They're the ones who'll have to deal with him if this goes through. Though I doubt it would, even if the little pestilens deserves it.

Toronto Police have charged him with assault.
Since he assaulted his limo driver a while back.
 
Ahhh the Biebs :lol:.

When will these child stars learn that the world doesn't revolve around them......does it??

I really love this part....

"We the people of the United States feel that we are being wrongly represented in the world of pop culture," the petition claimed.

I can name at least 5 current stars around the same age as him that are worse or close to it :lol:. I don't think the Biebs is doing anything that anyone else isn't, it comes with the territory - more money than you can handle + no one that says no to you = disaster.

It was the States that made him so big, it was also them that showed him that life. To take it all back would be, like they say "a b---h move".

He's screwed for life now, no matter where he goes he'll have eyes all over him to watch him fall - another part of the territory.
 
As much as I dislike him and more to the point his 'music', he's no different to any pop/rockstar thats come before him.

Alice Cooper was banned from performing in Britain in the '70s because he was living life along the same lines. (Drugs, alcohol etc)
Bieber is no different in that respect.

Although, AC did respect and enjoy seeing his fans instead of spitting on them and posting a 'selfie' about it.
It's those little things along with his 'music' that angers me.

Also was there ever a petition to deport the likes of Keith Moon, Ozzy Osbourne and Keith Richards? No.
 
As much as I dislike him and more to the point his 'music', he's no different to any pop/rockstar thats come before him.

Alice Cooper was banned from performing in Britain in the '70s because he was living life along the same lines. (Drugs, alcohol etc)
Bieber is no different in that respect.

Although, AC did respect and enjoy seeing his fans instead of spitting on them and posting a 'selfie' about it.
It's those little things along with his 'music' that angers me.

Also was there ever a petition to deport the likes of Keith Moon, Ozzy Osbourne and Keith Richards? No.


But those singers had talent.

Bieber is a face who just sings.
Others write the music
Others write the songs.
 
Bieber is in the USA on an O-1 visa, specifically an O-1B, for which the conditions are:
O-1B - individuals with an extraordinary ability in the arts or extraordinary achievement in motion picture or television industry.
Open and shut case for its revocation there.


Also, "Ehrmagerd! Pertition!"
 
Wasn't he going to turn himself into Toronto Police sometime soon, or was that just the news station being stupid?

EDIT: Also, please don't deport him to Canada, Most of us don't want him here anyway :lol:
 
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Not so fast. Miami Beach cops trumped up the charges against Bieber. Here's why. GPS records show that at 4:07am, Bieber left the club at 44 MPH, then two minutes later, it read 27 MPH. Cops claimed that they observed a drag race on the 2600 block of Pine Tree Drive, Bieber was then later arrested at the 4100 block. The 27 MPH block was recorded on the 3700 block, right in the middle of where Bieber was supposed to be drag racing. So Bieber was going 27 mph in an area where the speed limit is 30 MPH.

Bieber was going UNDER the speed limit.

If Bieber had been drag racing, the records from the GPS in the Lambo would have shown a higher speed, but TMZ’s GPS records have shown that the maximum speed reached on Pine Tree Drive was 27 MPH.

But wait, there’s more!


Officers claimed that 2 Escalades had stopped on Pine Tree in order to allow the drag race to happen. However,
the GPS info from the cars and noted that at 4:06, when the cops say Bieber was drag racing, the Escalades were moving and they didn’t stop until Bieber was pulled over. The cars never stopped to accommodate a drag race as the cops had reported.

This is a big problem for the Miami Beach police department, who as The Libertarian Republichas reported in the past, has major credibility issues.

What’s the problem officers?
Justin Bieber has been in the headlines for his poor behavior, and a major petition has been sent to the White House demanding that he be deported. It’s absolutely despicable and outrageous that people in America would be so bigoted against someone because they don’t like his music, or his behavior that they would want him deported. The White House will now have to respond to the petition to deport Bieber because it acquired over 100,000 signatures.

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Think Bieber is bad? What about these juvenile delinquents?

Personally I am ****ing disgusted with every single person who signed a petition to deport him, no matter his poor behavior. There was a time in America when the youth got into all sorts of trouble, drinking alcohol at the drive-thru’s, combing their hair into duck tails, dressing like greasers and driving hot rods, and the narrative at the time was the same. The youth of the country was going to hell, and something needed to be done. Well that generation turned out to be just fine, and I’m pretty sure that Bieber will be too. He’s even earned quite a bit of respect from libertarians for refusing to hand over his cell phone password to cops that raided his house over an alleged egg throwing incident.

We all go through our hell raising years, and everyone has to learn from their mistakes. Cops who want to get their names in the papers will take advantage of Justin Bieber’s fame and popularity to try to trump up charges and lie to make their arrest quotas. I sincerely hope that every single despicable person that signed the petition to deport Bieber because of some childish antics will think long and hard about themselves and their place in the world. I also hope that they don’t have kids that get in trouble with the law, or god forbid, get caught smoking pot in a state where it’s not legal yet.

The fact that so many people are out to get Justin Bieber and try to deport him for behaving like so many of us do in our youth is a sad testament to the hatred and unnecessary lust for punishment that is so pervasive in American culture today. Shame on every one who signed that petition and God bless America, hell raising and Justin Bieber.

Source: The Libertarian Republic
 
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While I'm in agreement with you about the outrage and hate of Bieber, I'd like to point out that the article you cited does indeed say that the Miami PD has had credibility issues, it does not cite nor link to anything more on those credibility issues other than the GPS stuff related to Bieber.

Might be time for this to be re-re-posted yet again:

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