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"I do not see how one can distinguish between two classes of citizens on the basis of whether they were born French or whether they became it," said Guy Carcassonne, a constitutional expert.

I will have to look up this guy's bona fides. He is demonstrably an idiot.

When a native born French citizen acts barely above a wild animal, his ultimate fate is a lifetime in prison, costing the rest of the French citizens a lifetime of room, board and medical care (for their children, too). There in no option to ship him to a country inhabited by other animals.

When a foreign born animal is naturalized, he gains rights as a citizen and obligations not too complicated to understand. If she later continues to behave like an animal, the petition for citizenship was fraudulent and should be withdrawn. Shipment back to her animal place is a clear option, and the only choice to promote the greater good of the genuine French citizenry.

I can't find legal, moral or ethical fault with the French government. Further, I do question the sanity of this so-called "expert."

I lived in Europe for several years, and have visited scores and scores of countries on several continents.

One thing I was always very cognizant about was to show deference to the country I was in with regard to their laws, customs, culture, and their authorities.

I cannot imagine, ever, never, behaving like those people were in a country that adopted me. Screaming, wailing, throwing my children in front of me as "human shields", while encouraging my cohorts in crime to film it all.

There seems to be an immense amount of ingratitude from immigrants from the 3rd world today, be it Mexico, Equatorial Guinea, or Zimbabwe. There is a huge sense of entitlement.

The immigrants at Ellis Island were given a medical checkup, and then......nothing. Worse, many of them were sent back and rejected, or placed in quarantine. Still, they yearned to be Americans.

I blame all these "groups" that go around preaching to the masses they they are supposed to get "free" housing, health care, ATM cards, clothes, etc.