ajwps
Active Member
dilloduck said:When immigration and citizenship is rigidly controlled to ensure a jewish majority I question the nature of that democracy. A few token Arabs in the Knesset is hardly proof of democracy. If you're willing to admit that it is a democracy for Jews only, I might buy it.
Question: What is the US policy on limiting immigration of any nationality for US citizenship? Does this put US democracy in question?
Does the US have different immigration levels for people of white and educated countries vs the opposite?
You would buy anything that agrees with your twisted opinion. You forgot to say a 'few token Arabs' voted on by Israeli and Arab citizens who represent the ratio of Arab citizens living in Israel.
How many Zoriastrians or Hindus are US Senators or Congressmen. Does this fact refute US democracy?