[quote]snipeout wrote:
BIG, the problem is that the minute you have differing view point from a liberal they verbally attack you as opposed to answering the question. If an illegal alien crosses the border and gives birth in an American hospital the child is automatically a citizen. The bottom line is that this person had no right being in the country to begin with, they broke a law to get here. Why does this child deserve citizenship. There is nothing linking this child to this country aside from the fact that the parent broke a law to come here and have the child. I believe this a slap in the face to all who have legally come here and attained citizenship legally. The border is a huge problem and it needs to be fixed, not just the flow of illegals but drugs and everything else comes through. [/quote]
-Between the two of you, you’ve managed to touch on most of the major conservative talking points. Let’s see, we have the problem with illegal immigration, the “I have many brown friends” defense, the terrorist situation, a quote from Ronald Reagan(nice touch), illegal drug smuggling, and a broad generalization of liberals. That’s quite an accomplishment on the first page of a thread.
Good Job!
There have been several intelligent and considered responses to your questions so far, but all the two of you are worried about is being labeled a bigot.
So, we build a wall across the Mexican border. Would you really feal safe then, not safer, but safe? Of course not, because FEAR IS THE LIFEBLOOD OF CONSERVATISM. The next problem would be the Northern border. Another wall perhaps? What about the coastline? So maybe a dome isn’t a bad idea. I mean what if a terrorist had a dirty bomb on a rocket on a boat? What about Hawaii? Aren’t they subject to terrorists too? And so on, and so on…
Safety is an illusion. You can insulate yourself all you want, but there’s always the next something to fear(bird flu anyone? Can you build a wall for that?). The cycle continues until you choose to break it.