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Enough about guns, what's with all the illegal immigrants!?
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Originally posted by einhander View PostDon't worry, I won't.
Someone has to subsidize your mortgage.
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Originally posted by mrsleeve View Posthe is fun though much more so than the others
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Originally posted by einhander View PostHow cute.
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Originally posted by einhander View PostLaughing.
I bet you watch the History Channel a lot, too.
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Originally posted by einhander View PostDo you have a book of Rush Limbaugh quotes and sayings for use on R3v?
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Originally posted by marshallnoise View Post"The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries."
You want equality for all? Remove the rich man and the populist from political power.
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Originally posted by ParsedOut View Posthttp://www.latimes.com/nation/nation...707-story.html
I enjoyed the last statement most of all.
"With today’s decision, a three judge appellate panel, appointed by Presidents Carter, Clinton and Obama, disregarded judicial precedent and procedure. This continues us down a dangerous path in which the courts and the President—not Congress—make our nation’s laws."
DACA gave immigrants who were brought to the United States before they were 16 some legal status so they are not deported, though far less than a path to citizenship than some in the immigrant-rights community had sought.
The group of children are known as Dreamers. There were a number of other requirements to participate in the DACA program, such as a high school diploma or the equivalent or an honorable discharge from the U.S. armed forces. To be eligible, the individuals could not be a threat to public safety or be convicted of a significant misdemeanor or any felony. They were also required to seek employment documents.
The issue you should be concerned about is state's rights, which were essentially trampled. Maybe that's what you mean, but, as usual, it is difficult to follow your bluster. If you would post something substantive about the issue, rather than typing some masturbatory fuckery about yourfeelingsgovernmenttyrannyblackhelicopterconspi racy, then it would be possible to engage in a discussion - and I wouldn't be forced to enliven your threads.Last edited by einhander; 07-07-2014, 07:07 PM.
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In a sharply worded opinion, a federal appellate panel struck down an Arizona policy that prohibits young immigrants known as Dreamers from getting driver’s licenses.
I enjoyed the last statement most of all.
"With today’s decision, a three judge appellate panel, appointed by Presidents Carter, Clinton and Obama, disregarded judicial precedent and procedure. This continues us down a dangerous path in which the courts and the President—not Congress—make our nation’s laws."
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Originally posted by kickinindian View Postbecause it is something to be striving for! what happens is people who "dwell on the past" and cant move forward get scared because some crusty old white guys are not in every position of power. then pass laws that make it harder for any other race to be elected by making college stupidly expensive so most are not able to get any form of higher education. any other form of social disruption works too (drug war). im not saying that everyone needs to be paid the exact same and we must all share cars comrade!!! just everyone needs to have the same doors be able to be open for them to take advantage of.
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