Nadler Promotes Homosexual Immigration Privileges

CNSNEWS.com ^ | 9/23/02 | Jeff Johnson

[ex-Texan]

Nadler is an idiot!

[umgud]

Does anyone have an accurate estimate of the number of homosexuals in the USA? Let me put it another way; In 2000, a tad over 100 million people voted and roughly half voted for algore. how many of his 50+million votes were cast by homosexuals. I'm assuming the vast majority of homosexuals are democrats, i just don't know how many and am curious.

[sparkydragon]

Why should non-citizens married to citizens recieve more preference than other non-citizen family members of citizens?

[plain talk]

Seems like he could focus on something more productive like sponsoring a bill in Congress modeled on that NY obesity bill.

[dogbyte12]

I agree that this is a terrible bill, but this Knight character is an idiot. People coming here to marry should not be given the rights they have. It is a bad loophole in the law ripe for abuse. The idea of homosexual men from zimbabwe getting on an American Airlines flight in hopes of finding a sweetie in Topeka is absurd as well.

This guy talks like a autonomatron. What planet is he from?

[glock rocks]

[dennisw]

It's sick outside and getting sicker. This should be called the AIDs importation bill.

[AntiGuv]

Well, I can give you the figures from the 2000 presidential election exit polls. 4% of the voters admitted being gay to exit pollsters, and of those 70% of them voted for Gore with 25% of them voting for Bush (the other 5% were Nader & other minor party candidates).

Four percent of the total voters in 2000 would be 4,216,493 voters. My personal opinion is that about half of gays would actually admit their gayness to exit pollsters - but that's just my wild guess.

[ItsJeff]

The idea of homosexual men from zimbabwe getting on an American Airlines flight in hopes of finding a sweetie in Topeka is absurd as well.

Actually, the article skirted (ahem) around an interesting change in INS practices in recent years. Under a Clinton change, you can be granted asylum in the United States if you declare that you are gay and are from a country that persecutes homosexuals. (Middle eastern and African nations, mostly.) No one made a peep against this when the government started doing it.

[dogbyte12]

As much as I think homosexuality is wrong, I do have more sympathy with granting asylum to persecuted homosexuals, rather than lovebirds.

As a christian, I believe that if a homosexual is being tortured, it is my responsibility to shield them from that violence. Adultery is a sin as well, and I feel as strongly about how Saudi Arabia treats that one. If I had my druthers, the rest of the world would clean up it's act, so nobody would feel the need to come here other than to vacation.

[ItsJeff]

I agree with you 100%.

[johnboy]

"The legislation is just common sense," he said.

my parents are going to be so disappointed to learn that they failed, utterly, in inculcating commen sense in me.

[Blue Screen of Death]

Can you imagine what Nadler's coronary arteries look like?

[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

he's a little husky

[dogbyte12]

He is gravity enhanced ;)

[hosepipe]

The homosexual cliche: "We're queer and we're here"
would be then changed to be:
"We're queer and not only are we here, we're also coming"

"The tone and tendency of liberalism...is to attack the institutions of the country under the name of reform and to make war on the manners and customs of the people under the pretext of progress." - Benjamin Disraeli

[Paul Atreides]

Jerrold the Hutt.

[MissAmericanPie]

Let's give Nadler his own little kingdom, Hati. Let him get up close and personal to that green monkey virus.

[Savage Beast]

"...is in a committed, intimate relationship with another individual...in which both parties intend a lifelong commitment"

Do they have to have known each other very long, and can they change their minds about the commitment?