Greg Rucka supports bringing in the infiltrators

It's not often I've seen overrated Rucka make political statements in his own words, but if the following thread he posted on Twitter says anything, he's signaling his support for open borders, and supports propaganda that families are literally being separated by the Trump administration, even though they've made an effort recently to ensure otherwise (and separation had already been done earlier under the Obama administration):

The Lazarus team is fundraising for ActBlue's "Support Kids at the Border" fund - Families Belong Together on @Bonfire https://t.co/37jvfeI0eo

— Greg Rucka (@ruckawriter) June 21, 2018

As of this morning, we've passed 100 shirts and $1000 raised! We've set a new goal of 150 sales! Please continue to signal boost, and thank you so much to everyone who's supported the campaign! #KeepFamiliesTogether #WhereAreTheGirls #Resist #FightBack

— Greg Rucka (@ruckawriter) June 22, 2018

Good morning! The campaign is still going strong — over $1400 raised for @actblue and 134 shirts sold!

Thanks again to everyone RTing and participating!https://t.co/37jvfeI0eo

— Greg Rucka (@ruckawriter) June 23, 2018

Only $1400? Even Richard C. Meyer raised a lot more than that in less time for his Jawbreakers GN project ($300,000-plus, as I recall). Such a paltry sum on Rucka's part is enough to make me giggle. He can act like everything's rosy all he wants, but if the leftists he was appealing to really cared, he'd have a million-plus dollars in the bank right now. A few thousand is nothing, and besides, if he's going within even miles of condoning illegal infiltration, he's set a very poor example for comics creators. Some of the illegal immigrants, it turns out, are merely posing as families, when in actuality, they're not.

The example Rucka's setting is a very poor one, and does no favors for comicdom's reputation, political or otherwise. No wonder I'm glad if he no longer works at DC/Marvel.