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- #121
All immigrants from all over the world are usually and most often the poor and uneducated. Why single out one religion?Anything to say about the fact you make a compelling argument for not admitting the Muslims you refer to into the US?LMAOThey did.Why didn't your ancestors?
If they did honey, you wouldn't be an American living in the US. If your ancestors stayed and fought for a higher standard of living in their own countries, you would we there, not in the States. You'd be a European, if your ancestors are European.
Are you an American living in Europe or a true European? Do you come from a background of economic distress where your ancestors would have actually been suffering economically and want to immigrate? Because if you don't then you've no right to say others should stay and fight for economic equality. Millions of Irish immigrants came to the US because of the potato famine. Would it have been better for them to stay there and starve?
You probably have no idea what it is to be poor and to be locked into that situation in your home country. Whatever you are, it is as clear as day your are a black hearted bigot.
Stop getting your libtard knickers in a bunch you silly woman. Are you going to tell all the politicians who haven't 'come from a background of economic distress' that they have 'no right' to discuss issues of immigration and, the economics of other countries and the merits, or otherwise, of fighting for ones country? Is there a rule on this message board that unless one lives in the US one cannot discuss American politics or policy? If not, stfu you silly ignoramus
Anyone has the right to discuss the politics of any country - but immigration means different things to different countries. America can be said to be build by immigrants, not so England...also the immigrant experience differs from country to country. I think it makes for a more fascinating discussion but it also means I can assume we're speaking from the same experiences.