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how many robers dont get caught still its human nature to pusue happiness isnt that why people do the things they do out of desperation and happiness
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well then that comes back to morals which the law is base on dosnt it accually it goes right back to the bible thieving and killing and justice.
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If thats the case, then tell me, why should we send thief, robbers, drug dealers and other criminals to jails? All they want is to get some cash to pursue their happiness.
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Well as I said you cant surely blame these people for doing it really and who has the right to stop a man from happiness or being all he can be
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Do you really have to ask that question? There's one underlying cause for illegal immigrations. Some called it pursuing the allmighty $$$, while others called it the pursuit of happiness/american dreams, take your pick. One thing for sure, no matter what its called, it doesn't give anyone the right to break the law.
If you want to examine the underlying social issues and wtheck is wrong with this society such that a child-rapist can be declared innocent and merely send to a hospital to be "evaluated", well, I just don't think you'll find that answer on this board.
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My question stil is this
What forces people to do them things?? Buy that car out of drug money slip across a boarder, rape that child, there are reasons for these things social reasons moral reasons many reasons its jsut not black and white as throwing some illegal out because hes jumpe the boarder.
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Well I beleive there is always a grey area never just black an white thing is with immigration its very grey the laws are grey but the greyness gives light to individual circumstances and unfortunatly its all left up to interpretation from the inividual which may not sometimes be a good choice. But as to earning respect hasnt there already got to be a judgment before the respect is earned.
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I treat most everyone in a civil & polite manners, but doesn't mean I have the slightest respect on the drug dealers nor the child-rapist nor the restaurant owner who work his employee for $2/hr for 80hrs/week just so he can afford the new bmw.
Do I always act like that? Of course not, I'll go beserk once in awhile (I'm human afterall) but
you seemed to assume the opposite is the norm and that I'll automatically denigrates someone. Assumption often lead to wrong conclusion.
Whats up with the slew of multiple post anyway?
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And i beg to differ with you marmaduk about respect every one deserves it ,dosnt matter where you live who you are what ever its a shame that you feel that you can only give that out to some individuals.Every has rights every one deserves respect and dignity.
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And yes of course its there see what i dont get is why somone would post such discriminating racist statements on a board that is here to help illigal and non illegal aliens.I unerstand people bring values ideals beliefs and culture to a new country and that is fine but you can hardly blame them for wanting more is it not a societies obligation to support these people under extreme hardship.or even change there policies isnt that what Australian and American,English soilders are doing in Iraq.
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so as i said in prior post social constructionism is a root of rasism and poverty.
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While you're dealing with racism, try dealing with the racism you find in nonwhite societies. It's there, although often times disguised, because many such tend to be racially homogeneous (which is the result of racially motivated policies). Try India's racism, for example, or China's.
As for New Orleans, the lack of response was not due to race per se, but to poverty. If you were white and poor, you got ignored as much as if you were Black and poor. The rate of poverty among Blacks is higher as a vestige of racism (access to schools and jobs) but it's come down a lot, and there's still a larger absolute number of whites living in poverty than other races. Then, too, we've imported a lot of poverty. The poverty figures you read about in the paper include a lot of immigrants, legal and illegal, who come to this country unskilled and uneducated. It's hardly fair to blame us for creating their poverty--they bring the roots of it with them.
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Heh Aliba, you should've known its always only a matter of time before racism is thrown as an ammunition by proponent of illegals.
Illegals are illegals, doesn't matter if they're yellow, white, brown, red or purple. The law applied to them uniformly, without regard to race or skin color or the language they're speaking,etc.
As for Dannys wife's, in my book respect is something that you have to earned. Its not a right thats given nor bestowed on you upon birth or something to the likes. If someone comes out of the middle of nowhere and start uttering **** and pure garbage to my family, you can bet they'll receive "something" in return, but it won't be respect. Same with Meekas here.
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Opposition to illegal immigration doesn't necessarily have anything to do with racism. In fact, some of our larger groups of illegal aliens are Europeans--Irish, Polish, East European. "Illegal" is not a race.
What opposition to illegal immigration does have everything to do with is respect for the law, and the welfare of the people who created this country. Contrary to what you think, most of those are people who were born here, not people who immigrated. In fact, our periods of greatest prosperity, such as prior to 1965, have been during periods of LOW immigration.
You also can't ignore the fact that importing Third World immigrants who have little in the way of education or skills places tremendous financial and social costs on society. I would really hate to see the adoption of many Third World practices in this country, particularly those related to the treatment of women, for example.
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