Why? Because one involves invading a country ...
You don't know the difference between immigration and declared war???
Geez, Sam, you're pretty fuckin' amazingly stupid today ...what are you smokin' or drinkin'?
Baron Max
Why? Because one involves invading a country ...
You don't know the difference between immigration and declared war???
Geez, Sam, you're pretty fuckin' amazingly stupid today ...what are you smokin' or drinkin'?
Baron Max
Also: why didn't the American Indians get a say?
Let me see, one involves actually getting off your ass to work hard .......
You misunderstand me. If all nations have the right to determine who enters their borders and who doesn't... why doesn't this apply to the citizens of the Sioux Nation?They did ...we just didn't like what they had to say, that's all.
Yeah, and giving the profits to the government to hand out to the illegal immigrants for essential social services that SHOULD BE for legal citizens.
Hey, Sam, does India allow illegal immigrants into India ....and provide them with all of the essentials services that Indian citizens get? Is that normal in India?
Baron Max
You misunderstand me. If all nations have the right to determine who enters their borders and who doesn't... why doesn't this apply to the citizens of the Sioux Nation?![]()
What contest?It did - and they lost the contest.
You don't think the contradictions revealed by comparing opinions on the two side by side make for... interesting reading?Come on, be serious. If you want to discuss invasions rather than immigration, you should put it in an entirely different thread. THEN, we can talk about England, the Germanic Tribes, Spain, Portugal, etc.. etc.
What contest?
Come on, someone clear this up for me.
You don't think the contradictions revealed by comparing opinions on the two side by side make for... interesting reading?
Not in the least!! It's comparing apples and oranges. They are two totally different subjects.
Posession of the land, of course!
So your view is.. not 'might makes right', of course - goodness me - but, er.. 'may the strongest be victorious'? Something like that.Posession of the land, of course!
So your view is.. not 'might makes right', of course - goodness me - but, er.. 'may the strongest be victorious'? Something like that.
If China decides to annex the US and succeeds, this is ok with you?
Ethically speaking, you're all over the place here. You do see that?
Unless you want to provide me with some kind of unifying philosophy so that I can make sense of all this.
Other than 'might makes right', of course.
Do people actually believe that it is ethical for the USA to say to people entering this territory that they do not have the right to reside here?
1. Our ownership of this land is illegitimate.
The Indians were here first. We stole this land by slaughtering not thousands, but millions of Indians.
2. If it is true that somebody has the right to tell people who can and cannot reside here, it is the Indians.
3. I persoally do not believe any nation of any land has the ethical right to tell a person they may not reside within their borders.
If a government controls a territory, there is nothing unethical about requiring immigrants to go through a reasonable process for national citizenship status. However, it is completely unethical to tell somebody they may not reside here.
4. There is nothing about this in the Bill of Rights, but it should be included. Anybody entering the land of the USA has the right to a speedy citizenship process.
Q: What makes the USA believe that they have the ethical right to say who can and who cannot reside within these lands that they stole from Indians?
Who gave the USA this right?
Why do Americans hate illegal immigrants so much? What's up with that?
Then why do legal residents keep hiring them.They are good for nothing.
Of course the fact that they are cheaper is a factor, but people bring them into their homes to take care of their houses and children, for example.Some people are willing to pay for a virtual slave labor force, even if they provide inferior service.
As a response to me this is a strawman. We've gone from 'they are nothing' to 'they are not the backbone of this economy'. There is a whole range of possibilities in between. Further there is no reason to see them as nothing, whatever the need for them or lack of it in the US economy.However, we do not need illegal immigrants here. People like to think they form some sort of a backbone to the country's economy, but that's really a bunch of horseshit.