Your behavior is rather trollish, doggie. You'd better be careful, or you'll expose yourself and your DU roots as you escalate this absurd game you're playing.
Please tell me what "rules" I am breaking.
And when it comes to illegal immigration issues, I don't play games. I have to live with the consequences of Bush's open borders policies on a daily basis--I am directly affected by his dereliction of duty as POTUS.
Those of us who have been in the trenches and have donated heap big bucks to the "R" Party over the years, know we're being sold out.
Let's just for a moment go back to 1991, OK?
We'll see hugh and serious lines snaking around the various welfare offices in the county where I worked. The five year Congressional prohibition against the Amnesty beneficiaries receiving welfare in their own right has ended.
Now it's pay up time.
The demand was so great the county had to build 5 new welfare offices plus lease a couple of hundred thousand feet of additional space.
Now these new welfare offices, were all designed to take from workers and taxpayers, based on their abilities, and give to others, based on their needs.
Of course Federal funds were used in part to pay for the new welfare palaces, so the Davis - Bacon Act (requiring union wages) kicked in.
Except the county government forgot to tell the legitimate contractors that Fed.gov had given a waiver from Davis-Bacon as the demand for more welfare offices was 'pressing'. If you were 'in the know' you stood to make 50% or more on each project.
A few union members complained, but were told to shut up as "The National Union" didn't want to make waves about what the new citizens were costing us.
Now comes Bush wanting thirty million more 'citizens' of which at least half will instantly go on welfare? (I base that on my experience and observations on the '86 Amnesty.)
You can be certain that every dollar saved from Bush's tax cut will be reclaimed 10 fold.
But if ya gotta lot of money, and you sound like you do, no big deal.
But some folks in this country don't, even after a life time of working.
Moi has an inflation indexed (but with limits) pension (thanks taxpayers!), my health and a bidness which kicks in a few bucks so to speak.
But what about those that don't? I just wish for a moment, you could find a little compassion for them.
Lord knows Dubya don't!