To: GladesGuru
"Here is my plan, If you have no ancestors who were in the "New World" in the year 1776, your children are not entitled to citizenship at birth." If I may borrow a bit from your About Page, you seem to have been "Looking for intelligence in all the wrong places." Even my first girl friend at college, whose ancestor had signed the Mayflower Compact, would find your post to be the maundering of a pro-immigration apologist. The issue isn't the "New World", it is whether one is both a legal immigrant and has fully and completely accepted the American way of life. To a disurbing level, all too many Mexicans, Muslims, ad nauseam, do not accept the historic American way of life. As proof of the seditious, if not outright treasonous beliefs of such immigrants I respectfully bring to your attention the La Raza racist whackos among the Mexicans in America (and among Mexican officials, too!). And we can't ignore any longer the Muslims who are commanded by their faith to force Sharia Law on America. Buh bye, anchor babies! And I shall refrain from expounding on the fact that all too many of the anchor baby population are what are technically known as "bastards". And as such, they are statistically certain to be a greater burden on America. Isn't Liberalism grand?Can you PLEASE GET A GRIP and realize a heavy dose of SARCASM when you read it???
71 posted on
09/29/2005 10:38:00 AM PDT by
msnimje
(Hurricane KATRINA - An Example of Nature's Enforcement of Eminent Domain)
To: msnimje
"Can you PLEASE GET A GRIP and realize a heavy dose of SARCASM when you read it???
Err, uh got 'em! I did manage to get a grip. Two of them, both are Pachmeyer. ;-)
Actually, I read some of your later posts and realized I was not dealing with an open borders poster.
I have to admit that posting without reading all the posts on a thread has its drawbacks. This one of mine is proof.
No offense meant.
Having made my apologies, I think the points in my post were valid. Some of the most Constitutionally aware immigrants are the Miami Cubans, and in some cases, they understand the Founding Documents at first reading.
Time in this country is far less significant than accepting and integration into one beliefs the core concepts in the Founding Documents.
118 posted on
09/29/2005 2:42:13 PM PDT by
GladesGuru
("In a society predicated upon liberty, it is essential to examine principles)
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