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To: capt. norm
You seem to have zero respect for laws and their enforcement

When one realizes that if all laws were strictly enforced that a huge majority of citizens would be criminals, then, yes, my respect for laws is dramatically lowered.

Question: Do you favor amnesty for illegal immigrants?

Define "amnesty", as it applies in this case.

I'm trying to make this really easy so it's a yes or no question.

When the discussions on illegal immigration were going on in DC, there were as many proposals as there were Congressman. You will have to define what you mean before a yes or no is possible.

What I am for is the continuation of the American culture. The American way of life. And I see a huge issue looming on the horizon where millions of mexicans, with mexican culture, are coming across the border and having children like crazy. They're not going to go away, so they *must* be assimilated. Political ideas like border enforcement and attacks on words like "amnesty" is a total waste of energy. Another method must be found, and I think Bush had the only workable solution. As I said above, it is not a *good* solution, but I fear that it is the only one that will maintain our American culture, and I think that conservatives have blown it big time for not supporting Bush.

173 posted on 11/19/2006 7:57:15 PM PST by narby
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To: narby
Final word on the matter ~ Bush got it wrong. Mexicans, per se, have no more right to access to America than any other people in the world.

In fact, they have it good in terms of average world condition.

Elbowing aside all the other people in the world just to let in more Mexicans is sinful and racist.

174 posted on 11/19/2006 7:59:36 PM PST by muawiyah
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