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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Hudson you don't know how to read. Where did I say she was 20+ yrs my junior? Show me. Younger yes, but not that much. Additionally, the law is the law as you know and Alex doing what she is doing is breaking it. Its all about the age. My oldest son had a friend who went to jail for exactly the same thing she is doing. Only difference is they were both USCs. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
I am repeating myself in this reply, but I believe it needs to be warranted. What got my ire was this statement, "ust noticed something. If he is 18 and you are 20 and have been in a 'long' term relationship. That equates to pedophilia on your part. You sure you want to do this?" This is an extremely judgmental position on your part. I am well aware of the law, Davdah, but you miffed Alex when she replied. I also did not like 4now nor Aneri's attitude either. She explained to you what Colorado's law was, but you still gave generalities in your responses. So, the next logical question is were you miffed because he was an illegal only or because he was a Mexican and illegal? (rhetorical question)
To describe law is to describe it as without compassion, without remorse, without sympathy, without empathy, and without emotion. Human beings, particularly, the judges, the juries, the administrators, the adjustment officers, etc, place the compassion, the mercy, the judgment, the motion when deciding guilt or innocence, adjudication of the law or process, and so forht. And we must not forget that.
You also accused Alex of breaking the law? How? And let me remind you that you too are living with an illegal. So, what is the difference? The point is I know some anti-immigration groups would want, legally, to have her deported immediately without "parole" or without adjudication based on marriage or employment. Some will even accuse you of harboring an illegal alien and would be placed in prison. Your political contributions will not matter. Your political philosophy will not matter. Nor would your friends. So endeth the lesson.
I am repeating myself in this reply, but I believe it needs to be warranted. What got my ire was this statement, "ust noticed something. If he is 18 and you are 20 and have been in a 'long' term relationship. That equates to pedophilia on your part. You sure you want to do this?" This is an extremely judgmental position on your part. I am well aware of the law, Davdah, but you miffed Alex when she replied. I also did not like 4now nor Aneri's attitude either. She explained to you what Colorado's law was, but you still gave generalities in your responses. So, the next logical question is were you miffed because he was an illegal only or because he was a Mexican and illegal? (rhetorical question)
To describe law is to describe it as without compassion, without remorse, without sympathy, without empathy, and without emotion. Human beings, particularly, the judges, the juries, the administrators, the adjustment officers, etc, place the compassion, the mercy, the judgment, the motion when deciding guilt or innocence, adjudication of the law or process, and so forht. And we must not forget that.
You also accused Alex of breaking the law? How? And let me remind you that you too are living with an illegal. So, what is the difference? The point is I know some anti-immigration groups would want, legally, to have her deported immediately without "parole" or without adjudication based on marriage or employment. Some will even accuse you of harboring an illegal alien and would be placed in prison. Your political contributions will not matter. Your political philosophy will not matter. Nor would your friends. So endeth the lesson.
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