Thread: PROPER USE OF ENGLISH WORDS

Words and how they properly relate to illegal immigrants.

The New Lexicon Webster’s Encyclopedia Dictionary–of the English Language.

FENCE;
To keep intruders out or to mark a boundary.

WALL;
built to enclose, divide, protect, separate.

ALIEN;
belonging to another country; a non-naturalized foreigner, someone living in a country of which he is not a citizen.

ILLEGAL;
violating the law;

CRIMINAL;
someone who has committed a crime.

CRIME;
a violation of the law.

IMMIGRANT;
someone who immigrates

IMMIGRATE;
to inter a country of which one in not a native in order to live in it permanently.

EARN;
to get as a payment, reward in return for work or services; to deserve or obtain by merit; worked for.

AMNESTY;
to pardon; a legislative authority which effaces; not nearly a punishment inflicted by the cause of it as well; usually granted to a large group of political prisoners.

EARNED AMNESTY; not a word in the English language.

EARNED AMNESTY; not a word in the English language

Ya.....I've been noticing how the other side likes to term the fence as a wall. Makes you just want to build one just so they can see the difference. But then again I suppose they'll just start re-writing the dictionary to change the definations of the words like they are already trying to do.