White House postpones immigration meeting, again - Page 10

Read my comment above, this is not a news article, this is hate speech.

If this xenophobic "writer" is so concerned with Homeland Security, he should start by worrying about the growing threat of domestic terrorism, fueled by the Becks, Hannitys and O'Reillys of the world.

And, as Nick said last week, this is NOT a debate site. We are 100% percent on one side of the issue of immigration, and if you're not, then this isn't the place for you.

That goes for you too, PrincessZ.

there is no debate to be had. the very definition of xenophobe- which you are- negates any idea of debate, because people of your ilk don't comprehend it. you spend your days seething with vitriolic anger at people you don't know for your wretched lives, and your pathetic failures. You conflate these facts about your lives, with issues like immigration spoon-fed you by anti-immigrant blogs who purport to want legal immigration, but are actually shades removed from kkk/white supremacy, and hide behind antiquated and bloviated arguments like "rule of law." you know nothing; zilch; nada, about immigration, immigrants, or immigration law. you wouldn't recognize either even if they were shoved far up your rectum.

Do yourself, us, this nation, every honorable sensibility with its borders, and the last grains of self-respect and crawl back into the hole you came out. I've got time, it's Sunday- I don't have work, and there's more where this came from.

Please stop posting negative articles.

Omg What!? Of course i'm for the dream act! And yes everyone on this forum should share that view, but if we have people who don't agree with it, you would just ban them? I mean wouldn't we benefit from what they have to say and counter their remarks and maybe get them on our side? i may be a little too positive about this but heck, "keep your friends close, but your enemies closer". These little pipsqueeks against the dream act that ever so appear on this forum leak out counter arguments and hate that may be presented to us in Congress, from perhaps the Republicans side. If we can't tackle them here, how are we suppose to do it in Congress? I may not be the most updated person here, orwho knows about political agendas and the entirety of the Dream Act, but simple logic tells me that we can benefit from countering the remarks of those who are against the Dream Act. This is one of the biggest forums yet, if we can make a difference here with the common people, it can flow onto the big guys "Republicans".

I know you're new here so you may not know this already, but yes, that's the policy. His/her posts will be gone as soon as a moderator sees them.

I can't stress this enough: This is NOT a site for debating. We support the Dream Act 100%

And if you want to debate them hoping to turn them to our side, you're welcome to do that at Alipac.us - see how they treat your opposing views over there.