[clawrence3]

Good quote there Mel - but much has changed since 1919 - I don't think women could vote, for instance. Should we repeal the 19th Amendment now too?

[yarddog]

What does your post have to do with anything?

[brownsfan]

"Good quote there Mel - but much has changed since 1919 - I don't think women could vote, for instance. Should we repeal the 19th Amendment now too?"

That's very flawed logic. The constitution was written in the 18th century, much has changed since then... the Bible was written 2000 years ago... much has changed since then...

[GrandEagle]

Sounded good to me. What suggested that we repeal the 19th?
I couldn't get the entire article. The Clinton News Network didn't work correctly. - What did I miss?

Cordially
GE

[OKIEDOC]

What has changed about loyalty to ones country?

What the heck does women voting have to do with the subject of illegal immigration?

[capt. norm]

but much has changed since 1919 - I don't think women could vote, for instance.

I fail to see what that has to do with immigration except in a very remote way.

But it's easy to see how you could use it as a cheap shot to try and discredit. Why don't you just admit to your agenda....and explain it?

[Pcamp]

You're right - much has changed - but the fact that the country is the UNITED States of America has not - one country, one language, one allegiance, one flag. It is a privilege to become an American citizen. To become an American citizen it is my DUTY to learn the language, laws and customs of my new country. Just as if I decided I was going to live and become a citizen of Spain - I would learn the language, laws and customs - I would not expect everyone to cater to me because I didn't respect my new country enough to become a full citizen.