Since I answered you absolutely ridiculous question (which I guess by asking completely ridiculous questions is the only way you can make your point,) are you going to answer my very basic and pragmatic question of what you feel endangered by that is crossing the border?
Since I answered you absolutely ridiculous question (which I guess by asking completely ridiculous questions is the only way you can make your point,) are you going to answer my very basic and pragmatic question of what you feel endangered by that is crossing the border?
I call it ridiculous because it is a ridiculous question that has absolutely no bearing on the situation. Illegal immigrants are not just "coming into your house." They are coming into America, which is a sovereign republic, based upon the democratic ideals of individual freedom and capitalism. There is an accepted charter that states the ideas and which, as a citizen of America, you should probably buy into. That charter is the Constitution. I can choose to let people in my own house or not, because I do not claim my house to be a bastion of democracy. I run my house as a dictatorship. I am the head of my household. With that being said, if someone was able to enter my house undetected at all times, refrain from stealing my property or harassing myself or my family, then I would have no problem with it.you answered it with a no. which is the answer to my thinking we should have an open border. You call it ridiculous because it made you give a ridiculous answer, after the NO of course. your usual method, question is ridiculous if you don't like the answer you supplied.
I call it ridiculous because it is a ridiculous question that has absolutely no bearing on the situation. Illegal immigrants are not just "coming into your house." They are coming into America, which is a sovereign republic, based upon the democratic ideals of individual freedom and capitalism. There is an accepted charter that states the ideas and which, as a citizen of America, you should probably buy into. That charter is the Constitution. I can choose to let people in my own house or not, because I do not claim my house to be a bastion of democracy. I run my house as a dictatorship. I am the head of my household. With that being said, if someone was able to enter my house undetected at all times, refrain from stealing my property or harassing myself or my family, then I would have no problem with it.
I have a huge problem with you and others like you, which there are plenty of. You buy into a party line and you spout it out as far as you can. At the moment you run out of borrowed ideas to regurgitate, you either began spewing nothing but oral diarrhea and state absolutely ridiculous hypotheticals or you flee the argument. Neither of which is very honorable.
This is the part where you accuse me of not being able to handle an argument without getting angry. Except, this time, I am going to tell you that I have every right to be angry. Once you leave the realm of logical thought with your irrational hypotheticals, you permit me to enter the realm of rage where I tell you exactly where you can stick your bovine scatology.
Thanks for playing.
If they don't steal, harass, blah blah, lot of if's for a direct answer.
That applies to everyone not just illegals. Frankly, I don't go around checking papers like your usual police states. So if that person over there leaves me be I don't care. if he's productive so be it. If he's minding his own business, so be it. If he's illegal, I can't check and it's not my place to.