No... but we do have Catholics.

If they want war, isn't giving them war just appeasement?

Sort of.

Yes, but this time, once we've "appeased" them, there'll be nothing left but a huge crater!

*flamebait*

Will you film it in HD?

You guys are damaging my calm.

Let's not forget that the American system of government is purely adversarial, and depends entirely on having one party who are in opposition to the main party. The dialogue of discord is echoing across all countries that have the adversarial system, including Britain where I live, and I would much rather live with that that live in a dictatorship. But anyway...



This I fully agree with, as well as the point about fast food and fast wars. When I went to America, I got the impression that if you wanted something, you could have it yesterday, and this is certainly reflected in current attitudes to the situation in Iraq.

Actually what every the whining red necks say, the ones coming over here to work actually help us. It's when they come over and just to get government kickbacks, and get in trouble when it becomes a problem. If we hadn't kept promising free stuff to them, this would actually end up working to our advantage.

There's something wrong with the system when true citizen taxpayers must pay more to compensate for the well being and health of illegals, no matter if they are "nice people doing honest work." They're freaking illegal!

And that takes away their right to have their life saved and receive life supporting medical attention in case of an emergency. You're valuing life, in money. You're a freak.

And here we go again...

No, see, when illegals need emergency medial help, they receive it, and then tax payers are footed the bill. I don't care that they're illegal as much as I care that they don't pay taxes, and make the legal citizens pay for their hospital trips.

goin to mexico.

Yknow they should totally just build that fence right around mexico and then let every country in the world clear out their prisons and dump their convicts there. I bet the country would really improve. Look at Australia.

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You're missing the point, and yet you call me names because I state my opinion. It's not like our medical personnel will go to treat people in Mexico because they need it. You probably think that preventing potential illegals still in Mexico from getting here is a crime because it "prevents treatment."

Hospitals are under hard times (even closures), especially in the state of California. With the millions without health insurance (high percentage of illegals), they take a beating because they treat patients while being unpaid under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act of 1985 (stating that hospitals are obligated to treat the uninsured without reimbursement.)

But the long haul - To prevent skyhigh tax hikes for this stuff (which further burden the economy, employers, and the middle class) enforce stricter policies including a physical barrier to prevent MORE ILLEGALS. I'm not saying repeal the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act of 1985, as it is humanely the right thing to do. Start building!