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05-27-2005, 03:29 PM #81
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don't have the right to just wave our hands and have our will imposed on the land.
Imho, that makes a world of difference in our "characterization."
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05-27-2005, 03:58 PM #82The point is: There are a lot of people on the OTHER side of this issue, too. They have their rights, too. We anti-illegal immigrant crusaders don't have the right to just wave our hands and have our will imposed on the land.
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05-27-2005, 04:11 PM #83
Believe me DMan, I understand where you're coming from. Let me put it this way. I've smoked pot off and on for the last 30 years, even though its illegal. There are laws against it, even though half the country does it. I believe in playing by the rules, following laws, etc. and if I get busted for pot I'm not gonna' cry about it because I know its against the law and I did it anyway (don't do it anymore, think pot is a noxious habit, but thats another story).
The point is: i suspect a lot of us don't always follow laws that we feel are unjust. Just as a lot of people sincerely feel that these illegal immigrants are being unfairly discriminated against, which is why they flout the law and are doing everything in their power to change the law (the McCain-Kennedy Gas-bag bill being the latest). I disagree with them. I've heard all their lame-(Oops!) justifications and rationalizations for allowing these illegal immigrants to be here in this land. ANd I disagree with every one of them. Thats why I'm here at this forum. My point was....well, I forget what the hell my point was. I guess that I just wanted to temper everyone's frustation, and their feelings that "the system is broken" and that our only recourse is violence. I feel violence is a last resort, and we're still far from that last resort. We're just getting going.
Today on one of these sites, someone listed all the different corporations that support La Raza. It was a formidable list. Even if 80% of the AMerican people want these illegal immigrants to GET OUT, don't forget that there are some powerful forces allied with the other 20%.
SOmeone pointed out that Proposition 187 was the "will of the people" but then our votes were nullified by one judge who (Oops!)-canned the thing. "See, the system is broke," he said, using this as a justification for some form of violent revolution. I told him: "Politics is a dirty business full of sleazy backroom deals. Stop the presses. But violence and war is an even dirtier business. With no guarentee of success there, either."
Believe me, like I said in another post: "I'm not one of those candy-(Oops!) guys that says 'Violence is never the solution.' I've lived on the streets off and on for 30 years, and I can tell you, sometimes violence is the ONLY solution. When you got your back to the wall, sometimes, a good slap in the chops is the ONLY thing that gets through to some of these clowns." That said, I think Proposition 187 in 1996 was just our FIRST shot. We're just getting started. We've got to be patient, even as we're fighting a battle against the clock. Thats just MY perception. Everybody has the right to draw the line where they see fit. I'm just saying -- as somebody who's lived in Berkeley for years and have heard the armchair revolutionaries with their calls to violence: (Oops!) Screw war. I ain't fighting one.
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05-27-2005, 05:02 PM #84
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The point is: There are a lot of people on the OTHER side of this issue, too. They have their rights, too. We anti-illegal immigrant crusaders don't have the right to just wave our hands and have our will imposed on the land. America don't work that way. but we ARE winning the battle for the hearts and minds. The point is, we have to be patient and allow the system to work.
Right now, I want to start suing people right and left.
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05-27-2005, 05:09 PM #85
2ndammendsis: When I said "we don't have a right to just wave our hand" and have our will imposed on the land..... Well, we probably DO have the "right." I guess i was just trying to be realistic. We are in the process of reversing 40 years of disastrous liberal social-engineering. I was just making the point that we are not going to reverse that trend with "the wave of our hand." We've got to be patient. Unfortunately.
And I think we need to sharply focus on just precisely WHO the 20% are that are circumventing the will of the people. Reversing this disastrous trend is going to require a sophisticated form of SURGERY, as opposed to crude blasts of violence or upheavel (my opinion). We have very powerful forces allied in the 20%, who have become entrenched in their positions of power over the last 40 years. And quite frankly, we've going to have to uproot THEM before we can uproot these illegal immigants.
I'm talking about 1.) the powerful corporations who are are making billions, feeding off the illegals like so many dumb cattle.
I'm talking about 2.) the liberal, "race-card" playin', ambulance-chasin' lawyers -- like the ACLU and the Southern Poverty Law center -- who have been making fortunes off these people.
I'm talking about 3.) the Hollywood media elite, and the major newspaper editors across the country who are overwhelmingly in support of illegal immigration and mass immigration.
And I'm talking about 4.) our whore politicians, who are bought-and-sold by the above elites.
Its true that the illegals themselves have no "right" to impose their will on us. On the other hand, the corporate, media, and political elites probably don't have any "right" to do this, either. But they certainly might have the power. Which is why they've been getting away with this for the last 40 years.
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05-27-2005, 05:23 PM #86The point is: i suspect a lot of us don't always follow laws that we feel are unjust.
Just as a lot of people sincerely feel that these illegal immigrants are being unfairly discriminated against, which is why they flout the law and are doing everything in their power to change the law (the McCain-Kennedy Gas-bag bill being the latest).
My point was....well, I forget what the hell my point was. I guess that I just wanted to temper everyone's frustation, and their feelings that "the system is broken" and that our only recourse is violence. I feel violence is a last resort, and we're still far from that last resort. We're just getting going.
I'm not saying we need to resort to violence, but we need to be prepared to defend ourselves and our country at all cost. God forbid the day of the civil war comes, we all need to be prepared to defend ourselves and our country to the last man/woman and child. As long as I'm breathing air I will not go quietly in the night, I can tell you that. All I'm asking is for everyone here to keep my words in the back of their minds that this could get ugly soon and end with blood in the streets. I don't want to see that happen, but I'm being prepared just in case the worst happens. Better to be safe then sorry IMO.
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05-27-2005, 05:29 PM #87
It's interesting to say the least that we are going through all of this trouble to root out an invading force. Other than pansy Europe and Great Britian (who seems to be reversing course a little) what other country would put up with this garbage? Malaysia hunts them down and punishes them severely. They might even shoot them in some cases, IDK. Go to another country and hang up a foreign flag and see what happens. Go to another country illegally and demand the sun/moon and the stars and see what happens.
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05-27-2005, 05:31 PM #88
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DMAN wrote
I'm not saying we need to resort to violence, but we need to be prepared to defend ourselves and our country at all cost. God forbid the day of the civil war comes, we all need to be prepared to defend ourselves and our country to the last man/woman and child. As long as I'm breathing air I will not go quietly in the night,
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05-27-2005, 05:35 PM #89
DMan. I hear you. And I think we're probably about 99% in agreement on this issue. I think it was worthwhile to kick this around a little here, if only to clarify our feelings about some very subtle and complicated factors involved in all this.
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