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------------------------ and at 70 years of age , really don't care . As a kid and adult i have had the best that the USA offered . As i have said many times , my parent had things a bit better as far as Freedom and lack of rules , regs and laws go but USA is getting fecked up nowadays due to diversity and the [flood] or numbers of the Diverse in the USA . As example , see 'ilham omar' , talib and their supporters and electors in 'minnesota Porter .-------------------------- reagan and bush , both repubs did amnesty in 1986 and are the cause of todays border problems Porter .reagan and the shown 'bush' started the whole problem Porter . I didn't look at your link yet Porter . Don't know if i can stomach it but maybe later Porter .
Whatever you say. As the critics observe, the wallists are usually uneducated, blue collar whites that have no concept of history or the law.
Neither Bush nor Reagan were anywhere near public office when the failed "Operation Wetback" was conceived.
Horseshit.
Between 1986 and 2001 the United States offered SEVEN "amnesty" periods. That is code for forced citizenship. When you are arguing to "enforce existing laws" that is exactly the path that the so - called "amnesties" take.
Whether Democrat or Republican; left or right; conservative or liberal, the belief that the only proper "in" to come to America is via citizenship is a primary cause of your problem. You can't have a million new citizens being naturalized a year and avoid a flood-tide of foreigners.
from what i understand we had military bases on the USA Southern Border . --- --- of course the USA has the RIGHT to protect its borders using military force Porter .
Maybe you’re right.Immigrants are not trespassers.Full disclosure: I voted for Donald Trump as the lesser of two evils. The evil I got was one I did not want. Trump has to be the first president that could violate the Constitution three different ways with one Executive Order.
Having said that, I've done a number of threads here that have gotten a record number of responses. Mostly I expose the wallists (those who have made a religion out of militarizing the southern border) as their proposed solutions violates MY RIGHTS. We definitely have a problem with foreigners coming here; however, the leadership that is forming the proposed solutions, introducing the legislation, and parroting the talking points are not who you think they are. So, here is a classic example of the kinds of people the Trump machine attracts:
GOP 'deportation bus' candidate in Georgia pleads guilty
We have laws for both.
Your avatar fits you.
In 2003 when the wallist religion was being developed, some Salvadorans tried to effect an improper entry by trespassing over private land. The Salvadorans were intercepted by a border patrol group called Ranch Rescue. In the altercation the Salvadorans lost, but in court the Salvadorans won. The border patrol guys went to prison; the landowner lost his ranch.
Leiva v. Ranch Rescue
I would rate your criticism half right. For if we say that those foreigners were not trespassers, they were legally right in being able to sue the property owner and having the court uphold the foreigners "civil rights."
You're right on that count, except had the members of Ranch Rescue listened to me, I would have appealed that decision and argued heavily in favor of a property owner to be able to defend their property against trespassers. I do concede to your point.
The flip side to Indeependent's argument is that the United States Supreme Court ruled that it is not a crime for an undocumented foreigner to remain in the United States. Put into the correct analogy, if you make an improper U Turn and the cops don't see you do it, then you're not an "illegal driver." Don't blame me. I didn't write the freaking laws. Neither do I agree with the stances you take once we look at where its logical conclusion goes.
Every immigration attorney should simply go into another profession.
After all, not one of them has your knowledge base.
ignore away COWARD Porter Rockwell .
from what i understand we had military bases on the USA Southern Border . --- --- of course the USA has the RIGHT to protect its borders using military force Porter .
its still a nice BUS , i like both the Bus and the idea . Now hang him for theft eh Porter !!
You can always tell a wallist by the stupid remarks they make. Ultimately, they all want laws enforced, but the average wallist is, themselves, a criminal.
I want you to take a look at these two links and ask yourself how did the right end up on the left of this issue?
What happened? What changed? BOTH sides said there was an issue, but what happened that made the right champion the left's solutions?
as 'macgregor ' in the video says , first duty of military is to protect the USA . Course , i don't expect you to agree . i assume you to be an open borders 'konservative' in the same mold as the 'bush'es' and others Porter .
from what i understand we had military bases on the USA Southern Border . --- --- of course the USA has the RIGHT to protect its borders using military force Porter .
Now you're being a dumb ass. Protecting the border and enforcing laws are not the same thing. You're about to get on my ignore list. So are you senile or stupid? You know damn well that we don't use the military to enforce the law unless America became a socialist nation.
------------------------- hey , everyone is deciding as we type and respond . For this conversation i simply rely on the Video of 'mcgregor' as what he says sounds true and common sense to me Porter . --- ---as 'macgregor ' in the video says , first duty of military is to protect the USA . Course , i don't expect you to agree . i assume you to be an open borders 'konservative' in the same mold as the 'bush'es' and others Porter .
I don't care what you ASSume pismoe. You haven't been smart enough to answer the questions asked in posts # 5 and # 17 and here we are on this back and forth pissing match because you want a pen pal.
So, make your best case pismoe. Let's not stretch this out. If you have a point, make it. But quite frankly, I don't give two hoots in Hell what the majority say. It is unconstitutional to use the military to enforce domestic policies - whether you like it or not or agree or not. Here's the facts. I'll be happy to let others decide. Do YOU have that much confidence?
What the National Guard Can and Cannot Do on Mexico Border
Posse Comitatus Act - Wikipedia
Printz v. United States, 521 U.S. 898 (1997)
My friends quote you all the time.Maybe you’re right.Immigrants are not trespassers.Full disclosure: I voted for Donald Trump as the lesser of two evils. The evil I got was one I did not want. Trump has to be the first president that could violate the Constitution three different ways with one Executive Order.
Having said that, I've done a number of threads here that have gotten a record number of responses. Mostly I expose the wallists (those who have made a religion out of militarizing the southern border) as their proposed solutions violates MY RIGHTS. We definitely have a problem with foreigners coming here; however, the leadership that is forming the proposed solutions, introducing the legislation, and parroting the talking points are not who you think they are. So, here is a classic example of the kinds of people the Trump machine attracts:
GOP 'deportation bus' candidate in Georgia pleads guilty
We have laws for both.
Your avatar fits you.
In 2003 when the wallist religion was being developed, some Salvadorans tried to effect an improper entry by trespassing over private land. The Salvadorans were intercepted by a border patrol group called Ranch Rescue. In the altercation the Salvadorans lost, but in court the Salvadorans won. The border patrol guys went to prison; the landowner lost his ranch.
Leiva v. Ranch Rescue
I would rate your criticism half right. For if we say that those foreigners were not trespassers, they were legally right in being able to sue the property owner and having the court uphold the foreigners "civil rights."
You're right on that count, except had the members of Ranch Rescue listened to me, I would have appealed that decision and argued heavily in favor of a property owner to be able to defend their property against trespassers. I do concede to your point.
The flip side to Indeependent's argument is that the United States Supreme Court ruled that it is not a crime for an undocumented foreigner to remain in the United States. Put into the correct analogy, if you make an improper U Turn and the cops don't see you do it, then you're not an "illegal driver." Don't blame me. I didn't write the freaking laws. Neither do I agree with the stances you take once we look at where its logical conclusion goes.
Every immigration attorney should simply go into another profession.
After all, not one of them has your knowledge base.
I can say this:
Many of them contact me in order to get a feel for what will and will not float in immigration cases.
-------------------------------- yep , mine also [aw haw , chuckle] !!My friends quote you all the time.Maybe you’re right.Immigrants are not trespassers.Full disclosure: I voted for Donald Trump as the lesser of two evils. The evil I got was one I did not want. Trump has to be the first president that could violate the Constitution three different ways with one Executive Order.
Having said that, I've done a number of threads here that have gotten a record number of responses. Mostly I expose the wallists (those who have made a religion out of militarizing the southern border) as their proposed solutions violates MY RIGHTS. We definitely have a problem with foreigners coming here; however, the leadership that is forming the proposed solutions, introducing the legislation, and parroting the talking points are not who you think they are. So, here is a classic example of the kinds of people the Trump machine attracts:
GOP 'deportation bus' candidate in Georgia pleads guilty
We have laws for both.
Your avatar fits you.
In 2003 when the wallist religion was being developed, some Salvadorans tried to effect an improper entry by trespassing over private land. The Salvadorans were intercepted by a border patrol group called Ranch Rescue. In the altercation the Salvadorans lost, but in court the Salvadorans won. The border patrol guys went to prison; the landowner lost his ranch.
Leiva v. Ranch Rescue
I would rate your criticism half right. For if we say that those foreigners were not trespassers, they were legally right in being able to sue the property owner and having the court uphold the foreigners "civil rights."
You're right on that count, except had the members of Ranch Rescue listened to me, I would have appealed that decision and argued heavily in favor of a property owner to be able to defend their property against trespassers. I do concede to your point.
The flip side to Indeependent's argument is that the United States Supreme Court ruled that it is not a crime for an undocumented foreigner to remain in the United States. Put into the correct analogy, if you make an improper U Turn and the cops don't see you do it, then you're not an "illegal driver." Don't blame me. I didn't write the freaking laws. Neither do I agree with the stances you take once we look at where its logical conclusion goes.
Every immigration attorney should simply go into another profession.
After all, not one of them has your knowledge base.
I can say this:
Many of them contact me in order to get a feel for what will and will not float in immigration cases.
its still a nice BUS , i like both the Bus and the idea . Now hang him for theft eh Porter !!
You can always tell a wallist by the stupid remarks they make. Ultimately, they all want laws enforced, but the average wallist is, themselves, a criminal.
I want you to take a look at these two links and ask yourself how did the right end up on the left of this issue?
What happened? What changed? BOTH sides said there was an issue, but what happened that made the right champion the left's solutions?
interesting POV on that
The Unraveling Right
Posted on June 3, 2019
The defining feature of American Conservatism since the rise of Buckley and National Review is that it managed to conserve nothing. In fact, the movement was largely born out of the Civil Rights Movement, in which the New Right, as they were called then, conceded the right of free association to the Left. From that point forward, conservatism in America was mostly just a modification of Progressivism, often following it around like a shadow from one new radical idea to the next.
The Unraveling Right | The Z Blog
i guess i'm a wallist whatever the fuck that is
build the wall
fine employers 10 grand a day for hiring illegals and actually enforce it
cut off all welfare benefits to all "asylum" seekers and anchor babies
problem solved
from what i understand we had military bases on the USA Southern Border . --- --- of course the USA has the RIGHT to protect its borders using military force Porter .
Now you're being a dumb ass. Protecting the border and enforcing laws are not the same thing. You're about to get on my ignore list. So are you senile or stupid? You know damn well that we don't use the military to enforce the law unless America became a socialist nation.
------------------------------------ no , i don't know , USA military on the border enforcing LAW on the border INVADERS is far different than enforcing law in INTERIOR USA on American protesters Porter . Military is Acceptable in repelling invaders on the border but not acceptable in interior USA Porter .
--------------------------- [chuckle] . hey Porter .-------------------------------- yep , mine also [aw haw , chuckle] !!My friends quote you all the time.Maybe you’re right.Immigrants are not trespassers.
We have laws for both.
Your avatar fits you.
In 2003 when the wallist religion was being developed, some Salvadorans tried to effect an improper entry by trespassing over private land. The Salvadorans were intercepted by a border patrol group called Ranch Rescue. In the altercation the Salvadorans lost, but in court the Salvadorans won. The border patrol guys went to prison; the landowner lost his ranch.
Leiva v. Ranch Rescue
I would rate your criticism half right. For if we say that those foreigners were not trespassers, they were legally right in being able to sue the property owner and having the court uphold the foreigners "civil rights."
You're right on that count, except had the members of Ranch Rescue listened to me, I would have appealed that decision and argued heavily in favor of a property owner to be able to defend their property against trespassers. I do concede to your point.
The flip side to Indeependent's argument is that the United States Supreme Court ruled that it is not a crime for an undocumented foreigner to remain in the United States. Put into the correct analogy, if you make an improper U Turn and the cops don't see you do it, then you're not an "illegal driver." Don't blame me. I didn't write the freaking laws. Neither do I agree with the stances you take once we look at where its logical conclusion goes.
Every immigration attorney should simply go into another profession.
After all, not one of them has your knowledge base.
I can say this:
Many of them contact me in order to get a feel for what will and will not float in immigration cases.