Thread: Tucker Carlson: Church's Action in Border Crisis 'Appalling'

Good banter among the group and those who stood on the side of the American people and a legal process for immigration won the argument. Using words of the Bible and the name of Jesus to destroy America does not seem to be a compelling argument, especially when millions who love Jesus and read the Bible know that this is about something entirely different, with varying personal desires for power and money and just plain ignorance by some, too. I do not deny that there are those who truly believe it is compassion, yet they forget those who are hurt in the process of their desire to help someone else. Where is compassion for them? Why should they be second or forgotten?

Compassion can be shown in every citizen's home nation by anyone who wants to help them there. Schools, shelters can be built to house and to protect children and others, but it is not right to force people to use their money to facilitate something that will ruin their lives in their own country.

Citizens need to fight for a better nation within their own as we do here everyday to stop our foolish leaders who attempt to destroy what we have been blessed to know for so many years. Importing the poverty, the lack of education, language, skills of millions of people around the world inside the United States does nothing good. And there are cultural differences that will never assimilate which can result in the demonstrations, destruction and death that we see in Britain, France, Iraq, other Middle East, etc. nations. Even now in some cities in America we see the illegal aliens and the radical Islamists shouting down American citizens and complaining about America. We are also seeing it in our schools as well. They are not conforming to life in America, we are bowing to them.