[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

"One of the great founding principles of our country was that children would not be punished for the mistakes of their parents,” Cantor said in a 2013 speech.

Yes, I can imagine one of the framers asking, in that hot convention hall in Philadelphia, "Prithee, what if our uniform rule of naturalization punishes foreign children for the mistakes of their parents? Would that really be fair?"

Actually, I'm pretty sure they weren't worried about that one.

[evilC]

White children are being punished for the mistakes of their parents. They are being punished for the mistakes of their parents in allowing demographically swamping, population replacement level of immigration. They are being punished with greater crowding, lower wages, and the prospect of being a minority in their own country.

So I agree with Cantor: we should stop punishing these children for the mistakes of their parents, by ending the mistake of their parents (mass immigration). These mistakes were not a force of nature, they were policy and policy can be changed.