State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America

#326
#326
allvol123 said:
Not sure I can answer that accurately.
If you are assuming they were illegal, perhaps you are correct.
Click to expand...
So, you believe that it was alright for your ancestors to come over illegally, but now, that you have the benefits of living in America, we should refuse others that opportunity?
 
#331
#331
therealUT said:
So, you believe that it was alright for your ancestors to come over illegally, but now, that you have the benefits of living in America, we should refuse others that opportunity?
Click to expand...

Now you are putting words in my mouth, where did I ever say it was alright?
 
#333
#333
Also, I may need to stop posting for the rest of the day to do other things. If this is the case RealUT, I would ask that you refrain from sending me another derogatory PM if I fail to answer one of your posts in a timely manner as I did earlier due to the fact I was taking care of other business. Making assumptions along with lack of emotional control is a bad combination.
 
#336
#336
therealUT said:
So, you believe that it was alright for your ancestors to come over illegally, but now, that you have the benefits of living in America, we should refuse others that opportunity?
Click to expand...

Here's the thing...illegal is illegal. If you coast thru a stop sign at wal-mart at 2 AM and get busted for running a stop sign, do you have an arguement?

I guess, thereal, I don't see your point...are you saying 2 wrongs make a right? to me it's not about denying someone an opportunity so much as it is breaking the law. There are avenues people can take to enter the country legally. All said before, but illegal entry causes a host of problems for systems at all levels, including taxes (solved with fair taxes, but another topic).
 
#339
#339
J.Quest said:
Here's the thing...illegal is illegal. If you coast thru a stop sign at wal-mart at 2 AM and get busted for running a stop sign, do you have an arguement?

I guess, thereal, I don't see your point...are you saying 2 wrongs make a right? to me it's not about denying someone an opportunity so much as it is breaking the law. There are avenues people can take to enter the country legally. All said before, but illegal entry causes a host of problems for systems at all levels, including taxes (solved with fair taxes, but another topic).
Click to expand...
If you base what is right or wrong purely on what is legal or illegal you are destined for trouble.
 
#345
#345
CSpindizzy said:
I'll admit I'm luring but at least work with me here people.....

:)
Click to expand...

until i started with this thread, i honestly was very apathetic about this subject. now i am pretty squarely on the side of the people who know how to argue. let em all in.
 
#346
#346
therealUT said:
No. Legality is left to legislatures. Morality is left to individuals to decide. I will clearly state that morals are higher than laws.
Click to expand...


What has this to do with illegal immigration? Morally, I couldn't care less...it's illegal and causes problems, so enter the country thru legal channels..period.
 
#347
#347
therealUT said:
No. Legality is left to legislatures. Morality is left to individuals to decide. I will clearly state that morals are higher than laws.
Click to expand...

Really? What about the Lady in Texas that drown her 5 sons because she felt she had a moral obligation?

And if you live in a land and they have laws, then you are expected to abide by them or face the music. What if your mommy and daddy didn't raise you to have any solid morals? And on it goes...
 
#349
#349
J.Quest said:
Really? What about the Lady in Texas that drown her 5 sons because she felt she had a moral obligation?

And if you live in a land and they have laws, then you are expected to abide by them or face the music. What if your mommy and daddy didn't raise you to have any solid morals? And on it goes...
Click to expand...
Then I guess you agree with honor killings. They are, after all, legal in Iran.
 
#350
#350
therealUT said:
Then I guess you agree with honor killings. They are, after all, legal in Iran.
Click to expand...


Actually, they aren't legal in Iran, but nice try. Although they do take place and continue to take place legally in certain parts of the world, this has nothing to do with illegal immigration. Whether I agree or disagree with honor killings is irrelevent. I don't agree with a lot of things that are considered illegal, but that doesn't amount to much more than a personal opinion...they are still illegal.

By the way...you failed to address the texan who felt it was morally ok to kill her 5 sons.
 
New posts
You must log in or register to reply here.

VN Store



Back
Top