The bottom line is simple. If you didn't come in to this country the way that the law dictates, the very first thing you did here was to break a law - commit a criminal act. You are, therefore, a criminal. Plain and simple. The reasons why you felt the need to break in to this country are besides the point. If you were a true asylum seeker and made your case properly, you'd be allowed to come in and live here legally. Why are these concepts so hard for so many to grasp?
This is not about compassion. It's about legality. And that's why these people are referred to as illegals. Jeez - is that whole thing so hard for people to get?
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Over the last five months, Florida law enforcement officials have arrested more than 6,000 people suspected of being in the country illegally.
A U.S. Border Patrol official made this announcement Friday, as the state continues its aggressive approach to help carry out President Donald Trump's mass deportation agenda.
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I'll wait here...
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For something.
I don't think any of them know exactly what.
But the masks are a nice touch.
Thank god I didn't have any kids...
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Let me tell you a little bit about these. I bought two for my kitchen cabinets.
They're rechargeable, held on by self stick magnets, and were real easy
to install (like five minutes). Trust me on these - they work great...
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I don't know why she says goodbye, I say hello...
ReplyDeleteBath House Barry's grain elevator. Such a deal, are all the books colored in yet?
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Goes with Billy Jeff Clinton's double-wide on the river lookalike in Little Rock.
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You might want to check out the definition of "subtle".
ReplyDeleteBarry's grain elevator - The design architect was stumped. But as he played around with a color ink cartridge for his Canon ink jet printer he had an epiphany !!
ReplyDeleteRFK's position on acetaminophen (Tylenol etc) is essentially that there are a significant number of studies that suggest that acetaminophen may be part of the problem and thus a prudent individual would limit or avoid it during a period of vulnerability, especially since the consequences can be severe and are life-long. This is the position most people take on alcohol during pregnancy, for similar reasons. Good studies can't ethically be done; the 'in the wild' studies are post hoc (necessarily), not well controlled or designed (necessarily), and aren't dispositive. OK, but it's the best we have. And there are proven biochemical processes (eg, oxidative stress) that do adduce a potential mechanism. A rational actor would conclude that one should avoid acetaminophen in pregnancy.
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