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originally posted by: tmeister182
Ive said it many of times before the Constitution does not have to be "interpreted" it is written completely in English and every time courts interpret it they f up something else.
originally posted by: rustyclutch
originally posted by: usernameconspiracy
a reply to: nighthawk1954
I will continue to say the same thing over and over. Those out there protesting an attempt to help scared, helpless children are pretty much the scum of America. It's disgusting. We, as a nation, have a damn humanitarian duty to care for them.
And I will continue to say the same thing. We dont owe them anything. We got poor kids on our own street that we step over everyday. What makes their poor people any better or more deserving than our own? NOTHING. Do we not have a MILLION homeless people? Are there not american children who go to sleep every night hungry? Are there enough jobs for everyone? How many of these children are you willing to take in? How much of their expenses are you willing to pay. Are you willing to babysit their children while they work? I keep asking all you people with bleeding hearts the same questions to which I get no answers. You want them here but you want everyone to pay for it. You want us all to share the burden. Some of us don't want that burden. Some us know people right now that need help. Most of the people crying about "let them in" are under the age of 30 and havent spent their entire lives paying for the system that exists today. The funny part is...they wonder why they have college degrees and still can't get a job.
I will continue to say the same thing over and over. Those out there protesting an attempt to help scared, helpless children are pretty much the scum of America. It's disgusting. We, as a nation, have a damn humanitarian duty to care for them.
originally posted by: Night Star
And yes, we have our own poor, homeless and hungry people that are ignored while illegals are having all their needs met. It is an outrage!
originally posted by: centhwevir1979
originally posted by: thesaneone
How about we as a nation take care of our own first before we worry about a bunch of law breakers.
How about we as a nation concern ourselves with morality and reduction of suffering instead of hiding behind "laws" written by people that don't ever intend to follow those laws themselves? The truly intelligent, "good" people live a life based on individual morality, with little regard for what a bunch of racist old white guys think about it.
originally posted by: GokuVsSuperman0
Love the irony of Americans complaining about foreigners. Mothafuka U R foreigners!...why doesn't anyone complain about the 1 million+ illegal European immigrants in the US. Perhaps they're just the right hue.
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: rustyclutch
And all of those problems are not entirely the immigrants fault, it is the heartless men in office.
They are the ones that ignore the people.
And those people are on social programs as much as everyone tells you that can't get them. You just don't want to hear that
And how many of those 1.5 mill Americans do you have at your house?
You keep telling everyone to take ab illegal, I hope you are practicing what you preach
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Monday that "most" unaccompanied minors attempting to enter the United States on the southern border will likely not qualify for humanitarian relief and will be deported.
In the administration's sharpest language to date on the issue of what is going to happen to the tide of women and children entering the country on the southwest border, Earnest told reporters that the children, mostly minors from Central America, are processed under a 2008 law meant to combat the trafficking of minors. Earnest said that the children who are apprehended at the border must be processed through the legal system, but it is unlikely that most of them will be allowed into the United States on humanitarian grounds.
"It's our view that it's unlikely that most of these kids will qualify for humanitarian relief. If they don't qualify for humanitarian relief," Earnest said, "they will be sent back."
You always want to shrug off the past like it doesn't matter. It does matter night.