Re: Normal Healthy People Don't Consider Other People 'Illegal', or how to keep the bushfilth Abomination, dressed in little girl's clothes, occupied with making a fool of himself in one convenient location instead of spreading his purulent pollution in so
D. Stussy
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> ... [mindless drivel snipped] ....
>
> "the issue comes in when the right refers to these same people as
criminals. really? their
> criminals because they are trying to escape poverty and worse and are
deperately looking
> for a better life? we as a country do need regulation when it come to
immigration (after
> all, how different would this country have been had native americans had
sensible
> immigration laws?) but to refer to these people as criminals make it seem
as though
> citizens are in some kind of danger from these people who are mostly poor
but very hard
> working. so, maybe we should just call all of us criminals becuase even
citizens break the
> laws of this country on a pretty regular basis. when you speed do you
turn yourself in to
> pay for your crime? when you jaywalk, do you go down to the courthouse to
pay for your
> lawbreaking?
> if you want to discuss immigration, thats a legitimate arguement to have.
however, calling
> these people criminals and worse does not help to move the dicussion
forward. let me ask
> you a question? if you were poor and had no hope to provide for your
family, but you knew
> that if you just crossed a border you could get a job that would provide
for your family,
> would you do it or would you let your family suffer because you did not
want to break the
> law?"
> - http://mediamatters.org/blog/200909280002
They are criminals because they broke our laws to get here, then broke even
more by either evading taxes (being paid "under the table") or by commiting
identity theft (impersonating someone who can work here). Illegals on
public assistance are thieves. What they have done by "jumping the line"
is also unfair to all the immigrants who have followed the rules and are
waiting their turn to come here legally. So, what would you say to Mr. X,
who is waiting legally on some list, that he can't come in because some
"Mr. Jose Y" illegally crossed the border and took his place.
The crimes aren't just against the U.S. and the American people. The
crimes are also against all those legal immigrants who are following the
rules and get blocked by these "line cutters."
Societies have rules, and if you can't follow the rules, get out. That's
what prisons are for - holding places to punish the rulebreakers.
Give me a good reason why someone who breaks the rules of society should be
rewarded.
D. Stussy
> On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 16:09:37 -0800, "D. Stussy"
<spam+ne...@bde-arc.ampr.org> wrote:
>
> >They are criminals
>
> You are mistaken.
>
> "As NCLR has pointed out, illegal immigrants are not considered criminals
> under current U.S. law."
Then why is it a felony to be caught in the U.S. a second and subsequent
time?
(The first offense is a misdemeanor, a lesser crime.)