[misterrob]

Not in some peoples’ eyes. Try that reasoning on a rabid anti-amnesty/illegal immigration thread.

[jwalsh07]

I am rabidly anti-illegal immigration which proves or disproves some point I guess.

[jim9215]

Hold on a minute... I would be willing to bet my next paycheck that 100% of those made citizens in that ceremony were legal immigrants with green cards. The ceremony made them US citizens. Most of us object to ILLEGAL immigration. There’s quite a bit of difference between what these patriots did and what ILLEGALS do.

Jim C

[Castigar]

“Not in some peoples’ eyes. Try that reasoning on a rabid anti-amnesty/illegal immigration thread.”

Huh? I think every anti-amnesty, ant-illegal immigration person would applaud these new citizens! I’m “rabidly” anti-amnesty and anti illegal imigration and I applaud them!

[rightinthemiddle]

I am rabidly anti-illegal immigration and anti-amnesty.

See post 17.

[isrul]

Are you suggesting that these members of the armed forces are illegal immigrants receiving some sort of amnesty or have anything, whatsoever, in common with them? They have nothing to do with illegal immigrants. They respect the country and its laws. The illegals, by there very presence here, do not.