Birthright citizenship

#3
#3
that would be one way to keep the mexicans from comin over and reproducing like cocroaches
 
#4
#4
a better idea would be to start prosecuting businesses that hire illegal immigrants.
 
#6
#6
Make the border a "Running Man" type thing. If you can get across, you're a citizen. If you can't, sucks for you.
 
#8
#8
we should make it retroactive and kick out people like this Congressman. Sure would solve a whole lot more problems
 
#9
#9
we should make it retroactive and kick out people like this Congressman. Sure would solve a whole lot more problems

or we could crack down hard core on illegal immigration, thatll save quite a bit of money in the fed budget, then the barackstar would only have to spend eleventy billion
 
#11
#11
I love it: if running for Governor of a very conservative state that overwhelmingly opposes immigration (legal and illegal), propose an unconstitutional bill that you know has no hope of passing. While wasting everyone's time, have the leader of an anti-immigration PAC come out and say, well, we'd love to sponsor this, but with the current make-up of the Congress (read:Dems control the Congress), it won;t pass.

So you have proposed something that has no prayer of passing (whether Repubs or Dems control things) and you immediately blame the opposition for something not even in bill form.

What a tool.
 
#12
#12
or we could appeal to the masses basically telling them whatever they want and that all of their problems i can fix and its all the big bad previous administrations fault, and when i get in office i will triple the debt, secretly take over GM, think about giving terrorists welfare checks, bash my country when abroad,
 
#14
#14
or we could do it like New Zealand, we only let you in if you are useful to our society (dr teacher, etc)
 
#15
#15
I've always thought the movie Starship Troopers had an interesting concept. Supposedly the book delves into it further, but the premise is that everyone had to earn their citizenship. You could live a long life, participate in society, and even own a profitable business without citizenship; but you couldn't vote unless you earned the right through the military or civil service. I wonder how different America would be today if you had to earn the right to vote. I bet citizens would take their responsibility to make informed voting decisions seriously.
 
#16
#16
I've always thought the movie Starship Troopers had an interesting concept. Supposedly the book delves into it further, but the premise is that everyone had to earn their citizenship. You could live a long life, participate in society, and even own a profitable business without citizenship; but you couldn't vote unless you earned the right through the military or civil service. I wonder how different America would be today if you had to earn the right to vote. I bet citizens would take their responsibility to make informed voting decisions seriously.

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i think you should be employed to be able to vote, people that were recently laid off still can vote, but have to be finding a job, if you dont contribute to society then you shouldnt have any political efficacy
 
#17
#17
+10000000000000000000000

i think you should be employed to be able to vote, people that were recently laid off still can vote, but have to be finding a job, if you dont contribute to society then you shouldnt have any political efficacy


So the idle rich can't vote? Self-employed can't vote either, I guess.
 
#18
#18
Forget every thing and use the Spartan model.

You are a citizen after serving in the military!

No liberal would ever be a citizen.
 

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