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To: tdewey10
I'm not encouraging massive illegal immigration, I'm stating that if America does not keep up in the population race we are going to lose are number one super-power status to China or India.

I think a damn good case can be made that, without the good ol' underpopulated USA, China and India would forever wallow in poverty, let alone ever aspire to superpower status.

I also thought it beyond debate that the secret of the US's success is our system of government, the apogee of western liberalism (the traditional kind), based as it is in faith in the Almighty.

81 posted on 02/24/2005 1:57:46 PM PST by skeeter ("A nation without borders is not a nation" RW R)
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To: skeeter

"I also thought it beyond debate that the secret of the US's success is our system of government, the apogee of western liberalism (the traditional kind), based as it is in faith in the Almighty."


All true, it is also true that part of our success is due to our long history of encouraging and supporting immigration. Huddled masses and etc.


91 posted on 02/24/2005 2:55:03 PM PST by tdewey10 (America needs more people. People are power just look at China and India.)
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To: skeeter

"I also thought it beyond debate that the secret of the US's success is our system of government, the apogee of western liberalism (the traditional kind), based as it is in faith in the Almighty."


All true, it is also true that part of our success is due to our long history of encouraging and supporting immigration. Huddled masses and etc.


92 posted on 02/24/2005 2:55:34 PM PST by tdewey10 (America needs more people. People are power just look at China and India.)
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