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Originally Posted by Smooth
Ha! This country has some of the dumbest leftists. Expect it. What are you talking about wish washy? Did you read the newest threads? Rubio's idea is reasonable thus far: we would get a visa and be able to apply for residency and citizenship like everyone else. Admit it; Rubio is making a sincere effort. Read the newest threads. He even wants to meet with us, so we can give him ideas. He could care less about what people who are not in our situation are saying. He wants to hear our ideas, our feedback. If we reject this opportunity, we are in no position to complain later on.
What do you want with your legalization? A million bucks, a Ferrari, and a mansion? Come on!
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I never once stated my position on the bill rather than give an report from merely observing the bill in terms of the current political atmosphere. I'm not against the bill in its form since it would provide some relief to majority of the people out there. I already stated my honest opinion about Rubio (something along the lines of a true flip-flopper, etc) but in the end, the effort will be all for naught when Gutierrez is against it, you can bet that majority of DREAM ACT portals such as these will steer against this legislation out. Do I want to be proven wrong? Yes, of course, but otherwise, I am not holding my breath for any type of legislation to be passed this year.
I'm just stating what is more likely to happen, in which the support for this bill will not be met from either party.
Oh, and I heard you had a petition, despite our slight difference in opinions, I am willing to sign any petition support of a legislation from any party designed to help majority of Dream act beneficiaries. I may be a bit calloused, but I'm not unfair.