daskakik,
One more time...I'm not against the laws being changed. But understand that breaking our laws is illegal. While I'm too busy to hang out and have a
long conversation, I would love to hear the details you would change.
For example...in your opinion:
1. Can anyone get here anyway and be automatically made legal citizens?
2. Can illegals that are here just stay and be automatically made legal?
3. Anyone made legal...do they have to pay back-taxes?
4. Can any illegal that is now a criminal (eg. committed crimes since being here) stay also?
5. Who pays for the resources these people (who aren't currently legal) use? Medical, emergency rooms, land, roads, etc. In other words, do you
suggest that we should pay for the resources these people use? (Example: Someone is here illegally and uses up $100,000 in emergency medical care
etc. but doesn't pay taxes. Since we had to pay for that bill, do they owe that money back to us?)
6. If someone hides from the law long enough...should they simply get their way without punishment?
OK...now one that WILL get me some grief. Yes...the founding fathers were criminals. They broke the laws, etc. and at the time...if jailed, etc.,
they deserved it. Sorry, but it is true. HOWEVER...the founding fathers were fighting for the rights of all the American people...the majority.
You, or should I say people that think illegal isn't illegal aren't fighting for the rights of all Americans. You are fighting for YOUR belief
only...not the majority.
A little piece of lay-person law here. When the majority wants something, it can become a law. They can change laws, etc. But when the minority (or
the individual) wants something, in opposition to the majority of all Americans...it won't likely happen. But the Liberals (who I assume you are one
of) who think that they should break the law to enact change...while remaining the minority...they are nothing but criminals. Simply put...if a
country of 100 people make a law, and 10 of those people disagree with that law...then breaking the law makes you a criminal. If a country of 100
people have a law imposed upon them, but 80 of those 100 people disagree with the law...then while breaking that law still makes you a criminal, you
could one day be seen as an innovator. But of course, unless you are looking for a minority revolution on this single topic...you will likely be
spending time in jail.
And finally...on your police enforcement comment. NOT enforcing a law made by the majority of Americans should, in itself, be illegal. Otherwise,
the government can allow us to make laws and simply ignore them. But then again, you probably voted Obama...and he has done that with immigration,
war and more.
I could say that smoking pot should be legal. I could then say that I will smoke pot, supporting my position or opinion. But if and when I'm caught
and arrested, I would be proving stupidity by saying it is not illegal. It is. I simply chose to break the law. Why should others care if I broke
the law? Because the next guy may decide that having sex with children should be legal...another guy may decide that killing a cheating spouse should
be legal, etc. Is that the anarchy you think should exist? A country where the individual chooses what should be legal and simple does it? I
support everyone's right to their opinion, but I oppose the minority trying to force their beliefs upon me, and in this case...the majority...and that
translates to America. That is the reason some people would say your view is "anti-American"...because it is...because it is in opposition to the
will of the majority of American's...which our founding fathers were...the majority of Americans.
Done! Time for me to get ready for work.
edit on 7/1/2011 by WeAreAWAKE because: (no reason given)