[quote]Chushin wrote:
[quote]tuchavito wrote:
[quote]Chushin wrote:
Their other choice is to respect what is essentially international law, and stay home.
And if they choose not to, they (and the bleeding hearts) have no business complaining about deportation or how they are treated.
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Yeah deportation is a risk they know can come out of the blue.
So i can treat you like shit just because you download songs? i mean it’s a minor offense, but you are still a criminal.
Treat like shit people that is shit, not people you are just supposing is shit
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Ah, so illegaly entering another sovereign country is the equivalent of downlowding songs?
If that’s your perspective, you have all the objectivity of a child pouting because he didn’t get his favorite toy at Christmas. It’s also a perspective that the international community does NOT share.
With a home, it’s called “breaking and entering.” Shall we be sure that THOSE criminals are “nice people” and then treat them “nicely?” Let them stay, so long as they don’t commit any (other) crimes? And, of course, their eating our food (read “using our health, education, and welfare systems”) isn’t “really” a crime, now is it?
Let me spell it out for you: Each country’s citizens / society in a democracy get to determine what appropriate punishment is, not foreigners like you. Once you enter our “house,” illegally, you have no right to bitch about how you get treated.
The irony here is that YOUR OWN GOVERNMENT and society is much more severe in its treatment of illegal aliens. Yet, somehow you and all your amigos aren’t out in the streets of Mexico City protesting THAT.
All those poor, poor people trying to come in from your south… Show some damned compassion, Mexico!
BTW, as far as I can tell, “shit” is about the farthest thing from what your illegal countrymen get treated like in the US.
But acting like “shit” doesn’t seem to be such a problem for them, since US citizens find it necessary to frequently complain about them, and suffer from higher taxes, identity theft, higher insurance costs, gang problems, and on and on because of them.
Once again, I ask: You’re a relatively well-off Mexican. What are YOU giving up to help your countrymen? Because, frankly, it seems to me that the average American citizen is giving up a hell of a lot more than people like you.
What a fucking world it’s become: People DEFENDING illegal entry into another sovereign country.
Sheesh.
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No i’m not comparing entering aillegaly a country with downloading songs, it is just tha as you call them criminals because of that i guess it would be right to call a criminal who ever download a song illegaly.
I’m not encouraging entering another country illegaly, it is against the law and breaking it carries its consecuences, but deep inside nobody will care ever about consecuences before thinking about his/her family.
People will do whatever it takes to defend the family, even killing a person if it is necesary, so enforce your laws, trea them even worse, whatever, that won’t stop people because they are trying to survive and i’m sure many guys would die before giving up in trying to give a “human life” to their family.
I’m not encouraging it, but people doesn’t care, they just want to survive, legally or ilegally.