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Any American carrying. Again, I own and defend the 2nd.What people?
I also stated clear support for Amash, but tards are still trying to bait me with democratic references. Sigh.
Any American carrying. Again, I own and defend the 2nd.What people?
He sure could. He's a self serving narcissistic lying jerk that is saying what he thinks he needs to say to look out for himself. Being elected is the only goal. Damn the electorate. He just needs to tone up his message to appeal to those he obviously alienates despite his agenda being out of touch with Main Street America.He could so be president if he would do just a few things differently.
he's doing the best he can to get hillary elected.
I haven't seen anything suggesting that guy was motivated by anything other than an extreme dislike for abortions. Got a link that points to religious extremism being a motive?Or that dude that just shot up an abortion clinic?
The more the guy pisses the media off the more I like him.
Stop all Muslim immigration. Sounds smart to me, they've done nothing to help stop terrorism.
This. This. And this again.For Clinton he is great news.
Highly suggest reading this:
http://blog.dilbert.com/post/134791529391/risk-management-trump-persuasion-series
I don't recall but a handful of people who supported Westboro and they were kin of those idiots. The overwhelming majority of people disapproved of their diatribes and disrespectful actions at funerals and spoke out about those things and publicly protested Westboro in large numbers. Much different with the "peaceful" Muslims who'd rather play ostrich.
It would be done based on their country of origin, not what they claim their religion beliefs are.And, if we want "pragmatic" solutions, you are ****ed if you think Muslims will openly share their belief if it determines entry.
It is part of Islamic law that they may lie about their faith if it will cause them harm or loss of property.
But, that's not what he said.It would be done based on their country of origin, not what they claim their religion beliefs are.
But, that's not what he said.
That is the key difference between this and previous bans of immigrants. It's the reason why people are saying something.
P.S. Twitter had several Christians openly applaud the abortion clinic shooting.
There is also a popular evangelical that called for "making abortion doctors run and hide" on Facebook.
The problem: we have free speech. We aren't thought police. We can't police the thoughts of Christians, Muslims or aethiests. It's not what we are about or have ever been about. Thus, you can't ban immigrants on an ideology.
Banning Syrians is at least debatable. Banning ideology isn't, especially when people may be escaping death for their beliefs.
We've allowed countless people into the country throughout history that didn't know the language, share Christian ideology, etc.I disagree. We have a fantastic country that was build on the sweat and blood of others and we have a responsibility to see to it that any one who is allowed in will reverently continue the building process rather than seek to tear it down and change it.
We've allowed countless people into the country throughout history that didn't know the language, share Christian ideology, etc.
The minute you ban one man's thoughts is the moment your own are in danger. In other words, if you ban Islam, all religions become fair game. I don't think it's a track anyone wants to go down.
What exactly are you proposing?Is it more dangerous than not banning those who want to completely change our culture of freedom?
What exactly are you proposing?
Our culture of freedom is based most strongly on the 1st amendment. You seem to suggest that law has limits.
Setting immigration completely aside (since the constitution doesn't directly apply), what if there were U.S. citizens that wanted to change our culture. Would you have them removed?
P.S. research of Muslims in Western culture suggests that the vast majority of Muslims have no desire to change any freedoms/culture.
That's not how it works. That's not how any of this works.I agree that our culture of freedom is strongly based on the 1A, my proposition is that we limit anyone who seeks to remove that right.
What is the validity of the research you reference?
If we could only get in a time machine, go back 100 years and keep all of the Catholics from entering the country...
At the time (and a little still to this day), they were considered by many Americans to be just as much a political foe as a religious one.
So, just to be clear, you are good with people coming here who would remove constitutional rights. Is that true?
I'm telling you that I'm in greater danger of losing constitutional rights by the natural born citizens in congress. (2nd amendment, Patriot Act, etc.)So, just to be clear, you are good with people coming here who would remove constitutional rights. Is that true?
I'm telling you that I'm in greater danger of losing constitutional rights by the natural born citizens in congress. (2nd amendment, Patriot Act, etc.)
How exactly will they accomplish this? Again, you are ASSUMING they want to.
I'm not assuming anything. I was replying to the direction of the argument that you made that, "...you can't ban immigrants on an ideology." That is what I disagree with. If someone wants to come here and they want to take away basic rights, I'm strongly against them being here and becoming voting citizens.
Yes, you are assuming all Muslims want to affect your rights in any way.I'm not assuming anything. I was replying to the direction of the argument that you made that, "...you can't ban immigrants on an ideology." That is what I disagree with. If someone wants to come here and they want to take away basic rights, I'm strongly against them being here and becoming voting citizens.