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11/12/19 8:46 AM |
Neil | | Tucson | | | |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: Alan Dershowitz seems to have an attachment for the KGB- Yes Jim, appealing to Constitutional process sure sounds like KGB thinking. |
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11/11/19 1:06 PM |
Neil | | Tucson | | | |
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Mike wrote: If only immigration had something to do with illegal immigration... Exactly! Media "discussions" of this rarely take the trouble to distinguish legal from illegal immigration. When you look at how other countries regulate their borders, such as in Oceania, they make no apologies about keeping freeloaders, addicts, and other undesirables out, while welcoming productive and useful folks. |
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11/11/19 8:31 AM |
Neil | | Tucson | | | |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: George Will has/had some interesting thoughts on immigration reform 5 years ago đź‘ş excerpt from, "Why immigration reform matters" I thought you'd complain about Evangelical involvement in politics. |
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11/10/19 10:22 AM |
Neil | | Tucson | | | |
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Just a Guy wrote: At least other taken over countries tried to fight it first... In other cases, Communism was fueled by an unpopular tyranny like an absolute monarchy (e.g. Russia) or a corrupt dictatorship (Vietnam, Cuba), which is somewhat understandable. But yes, in our country, Communism is a reaction to constitutional liberal republicanism which made America prosperous and free. Many powerful interests today don't like this, even corporations, who, being run by leftist hypocrites, apparently believe Americans are too free. |
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11/8/19 5:23 PM |
Neil | | Tucson | | | |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: Opinion of one farmer on tariffs anyway. There are other folks who may profit from said tariffs, so why should I listen to some farmer? And for all we know, he could be some stooge for agribiz, who have every incentive to romanticize the obsolete Jeffersonian illusion of the "noble family farmer." |
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