U.S. Immigration

**Little Chuchok** · 19-05-2007, 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by kerux

You can't read can you.I did not dispute the figures.I asked you WHY do you think that Asians don't rate high on the crime stats. chuchok

No I can't read and you can shove off. I'm under no obligation to answer questions from boors -
I'm not on your payroll and not your ho.

Well i've owned you a few times already son.

**kerux** · 19-05-2007, 08:42 AM

Originally Posted by flash

So what are your options then?
A) kill all non whites.
B)chase all non whites out with sticks.
C)Stop bitching and get on with your life.

You're self description is accurate - you are a wanker.

Bitching? Pointing out the problems we white people now face because of our tolerance and acceptance of diversity and multi-culturalism is 'bitching'? Educating myself and other interested and concerned people about the possible fate of our offspring is part of my life. I have four children and three grandchildren so far. You don't give a rat's arse about your children's future?

Why don't you get on with your life and let me get on with mine?

Your options are not mine: I'm not advocating killing anyone. I do believe we should send every single illegal immigrant out of our country and close the borders to all non-white non European immigrants and set stict numerical limits on who we let into our country. Every other country in the world does this - except us whites.

**blackgang** · 19-05-2007, 08:57 AM

I can't see why anyone but a US citizen should have anything to say about this issue, Not like they going to let any foreigners vote, and it will damn sure not hurt foreigners when the country is overloaded with illegals.

Maybe they should just spend their time making their own country attractive enough for someone to want to get in instead of them wanting to move somewhere else..

**Little Chuchok** · 19-05-2007, 08:59 AM

^So you shouldn't comment about Thailand then?

**flash** · 19-05-2007, 09:00 AM

Originally Posted by blackgang

You don't give a rat's arse about your children's future?

I wouldn't bring a child into the world while people like you are walking around, there are wiser eating grass!

**flash** · 19-05-2007, 09:03 AM

Originally Posted by blackgang

I can't see why anyone but a US citizen should have anything to say about this issue, Not like they going to let any foreigners vote, and it will damn sure not hurt foreigners when the country is overloaded with illegals.

I have been elligable for US citizenship this past 5 years, but i am very happy with my own nationality, Americans are looked down on by every nation on the planet. Looked down on because of people like yourself and Kerux.

**blackgang** · 19-05-2007, 10:03 AM

Very easy for wannabes to look down on people that tend to help others without ever any talk of repaying a debt or returning a favor.

and it is a good deal that you do not want to be a citizen of the USA, we have enough folks who can not stand the heat, but who still want to hang around the kitchen.
Now if you could just get a few more to leave and a bunch to quit coming.

**stroller** · 19-05-2007, 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by blackgang

Very easy for wannabes to look down on people that tend to help others without ever any talk of repaying a debt or returning a favor.

Uhh? What do you mean?

**blackgang** · 19-05-2007, 01:29 PM

How many Brits or others have you ever seen say thanks Uncle Sam for what you did for my country in 19xx ,, NEVER.

Only what you did to some other place and I think that all you people are assholes. OFTEN.

**stroller** · 19-05-2007, 01:54 PM

I am sure they did at the time, and Uncle Sam had his own motives and interests as well, I would think. Afterall, it was the break the US needed to rise to a world-power. Btw, I am also sure the Nazis thanked you for financing their warmachine at the time. Wasn't the Bush family fortune made on this?

But that's a generation + in the past.
The financial debts have been paid by the Brits.

I mean, have you ever thanked the French for what they did for your country? There prolly wouldn't be a US without their assistance.

And let's not mix history, nations and individuals here. I see no reason to thank you or any US citizen personally for anything.

**kerux** · 19-05-2007, 04:34 PM

If the American boys hadn't have been sent to die for you Brits by Wilson in 1917, after he ran on the slogan, "He kept us out of war," in exchange for the Balfour Declaration, ie. Palestine, you Brits would have lost that war.

And if not for the US, where would your lap dog Blair have sat all these years?

**Little Chuchok** · 19-05-2007, 04:43 PM

Originally Posted by blackgang

How many Brits or others have you ever seen say thanks Uncle Sam for what you did for my country in 19xx ,, NEVER.

Only what you did to some other place and I think that all you people are assholes. OFTEN.

Well they did at the time.That's a bullshit statement.

BTW,I wonder when the yanks would have joined in if the Nips had not bombed PH.....

**man with no head** · 19-05-2007, 04:44 PM

Originally Posted by flash

The USA is made up completely of immigrants(apart from the injuns)Every one of you yanks come from somewhere else, so why shouldn't everyone else have the same chances you or your family had?

What I'm opposed to is someone walking across the border, breaking the law, and then protesting that we don't give them the same rights and benefits as those who did actually enter the U.S. legally.

If we got rid of the absurd notion that every child born here was an automatic U.S. citizen then I bet many of these illegals would never come here. The so-called 'anchor babies' are the problem that keeps us from kicking the people out as we should (not to mention a corrupt Border Patrol).

AFAIC any child who is a natural born U.S. citizen must have one or both parents who are also citizens. As far as non-citizens are concerned there are processes already available under the law to allow children of permanent residents become citizens once one or both parents become citizens. My wife's natural daughter, for example, becomes an automatic citizen once my wife becomes one.

**kerux** · 19-05-2007, 04:50 PM

Originally Posted by flash

I have been elligable for US citizenship this past 5 years, but i am very happy with my own nationality, Americans are looked down on by every nation on the planet. Looked down on because of people like yourself and Kerux.

****

Americans per se, aren't looked down upon. Our government is disliked, but most intelligent people I've talked to from many nations understand that their own governments are corrupt also and therefor don't hold individual Americans responsible for what their corrupt government is doing or has done since 1776.

insult deleted, ST

**Little Chuchok** · 19-05-2007, 04:53 PM

^You voted them in,therefore you are responsible.

**kerux** · 19-05-2007, 04:54 PM

I haven't voted since 1992 and 50% of Americans don't even vote.

And the ones who do vote have a choice between constipation and diarrhea.

**Little Chuchok** · 19-05-2007, 05:00 PM

You don't vote,then you can't complain.

**kerux** · 19-05-2007, 05:10 PM

Wrong. I should vote for constitpation or diarrhea?

What we should have is a real choice,

None of the above.

**blackgang** · 19-05-2007, 05:47 PM

NO, LC, I am afraid that Kerux has it correct, I voted Demo all my life until 92, and ever after I have voted Repub, I have voted for GWB twice and I will vote for him again and will continue to do so until that stupid prick gets it right.

**man with no head** · 20-05-2007, 03:21 AM

Illegals can stay but now citizens will find it harder to help sponsor their family?

Immigration plan restricts visa sponsors - Yahoo! News

It would limit eligibility to the spouses and minor children of American citizens. Adult children and siblings — who can be sponsored by an American citizen under the current rules — would need other criteria to qualify. Bringing parents over would also be difficult.

Selling out for votes.

**attaboy** · 20-05-2007, 04:37 AM

^Taking the rest of us for granted. We need leverage on the cs'rs.

**Lily** · 21-05-2007, 10:37 AM

Originally Posted by kerux

I haven't voted since 1992 and 50% of Americans don't even vote

You don't vote and yet you complain about who is voted in?

Why dont you run if the choice is not to your liking. Or if not you, one of those Americans who are ready to take up arms against their government.

You seem to think that most Americans want to drastically change your country's laws. Where are they?

**kerux** · 22-05-2007, 05:07 AM

You don't vote and yet you complain about who is voted in?

Lily, my my, how naive you are. They give us a choice between two evils and you blame me for not voting? Look at how the GOP is vetting out Ron Paul.

Why dont you run

Yeah, right lily, the GOP is already well on their way towards destroying Ron Paul, who has been a great congressman for years, and one of the few good unbribable in congress, hence the opposition, and you think I should run?

The local precincts are controlled by the party faithfull, and unless your a good ass kisser, good honest people never, never have a chance. And the last third party candidate, Perot, got what 19 %? As I said, I voted Perot and not since. Show me a good politician and I'll show you a virgin whore.

I don't believe politics is the answer anyway.

You seem to think that most Americans want to drastically change your country's laws. Where are they? lily

No no lily, they just want the laws enforced. The United States has become a lawless nation. The only people held accountable for their actions are the grannys that over stay their parking meter.

**Wallace** · 22-05-2007, 10:06 AM

Kerux, perhaps you're just wising up to the fact that the USA has been a totalitarian regime run by the big companies for a long time. You need to get a UK passport and then if you don't like the politicians, you can just set up your own party and stand for election. I've always loved general elections in the UK - it's the only time I get to vote for either the 'Monster Raving Loony Party' or a one man and his dog outfit. Once there was a Rasta guy hoping to get voted in with his dog Rizla. His single policy was to legalise cannabis. He got quite a few votes.

**Lily** · 22-05-2007, 10:15 AM

Originally Posted by Wallace

I've always loved general elections in the UK - it's the only time I get to vote for either the 'Monster Raving Loony Party' or a one man and his dog outfit. Once there was a Rasta guy hoping to get voted in with his dog Rizla. His single policy was to legalise cannabis. He got quite a few votes.

Same in Aus. The lunatic fringe is always well represented.

It has quite often been the case that an independant senator has held the balance of power in the upper house.

It is a good way to 'keep the bastards honest'.

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