Fairweather

This reads like a j_b/Kevbone hybrid. Fortunately, post-zygotic barriers will render this offspring sterile.

Of course it has. Refer to the prison graph you posted earlier.

But, as in this particular case, I can't think of a crime that would be as preventable. Had this illegal not been shielded by a local government that was itself acting outside the law, these murders would not have happened. Providing an anecdote is all I have done--and is all I have claimed I am trying to do.

Exactly. Someone's been reading Charles Tilly!

Umhmm, yes. Like certain arborists and contractors, perhaps?

OMG! You don't really suppose...

http://articles.sfgate.com/2008-07-20/news/17173999_1_immigration-status-el-salvador-illegal-immigrant Slaying suspect once found sanctuary in S.F. Years before he was accused of killing a man and his two sons, Edwin Ramos was a teen criminal shielded by city from deportation July 20, 2008|By Jaxon Van Derbeken, Chronicle Staff Writer The man charged with killing a father and two sons on a San Francisco street last month was one of the youths who benefited from the city's long-standing practice of shielding illegal immigrant juveniles who committed felonies from possible deportation, The Chronicle has learned. Edwin Ramos, now 21, is being held on three counts of murder in the June 22 deaths of Tony Bologna, 48, and his sons Michael, 20, and Matthew, 16. They were shot near their home in the Excelsior district when Tony Bologna, driving home from a family picnic, briefly blocked the gunman's car from completing a left turn down a narrow street, police say. For fuck's sake Fairweather, I wasn't saying that it doesn't happen, I'm saying that in my personal experience sample rape is a much larger issue than firearms assault by illegal immigrants, and your cherry picked citation makes me conclude that as usual, you can't cope with concept when your position is factually indefensible. Your, you're, yeah, way to refute content Professor. It wasn't cherry picked at all. A complete sentence--unedited. In any event, it was just meant as a reminder that the flip side of this issue can--and often does--have some pretty ugly consequences. Of course, I suppose you're free to keep throwing out the hysterical racism card absent any real solutions to a real problem.

Or a labor union, even! right, the big bad unions that will contribute $1 for every $100 or so corporate contribution. Source please.

Source please.

From BBC: * Jan 1967 - attacks South Korean warship near border, killing 39 sailors * Jan 1968 - commandos storm presidential palace in Seoul in a failed attempt to kill President Park Chung-hee * Jan 1968 - captures USS Pueblo - one crew member dies and 82 held hostage for 11 months * Dec 1969 - hijacks South Korean airliner taking dozens of passengers hostage * Oct 1983 - bombs hotel in Rangoon, Burma in failed attempt to kill South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan - 21 people die * Nov 1987 - bombs South Korean airliner, killing 115 * Sept 1996 - North Korean submarine crew land in South, sparking deadly manhunt * Mar 2010 - torpedoes Cheonan warship, 46 sailors killed

You're. Professor.

Or a labor union, even!

KAL 007 was 15 years earlier. Different plane.

I think he's Tom Shane's gay lover--that is, when he's not in Antwerp.

The solution is obvious: We give Japan the green light to assemble the nuclear warheads they probably already have the pieces for. Seriously though; I think North Korea shot down a S Korean passenger plane back in the 1990's and killed over 100 civilians. They also set off a bomb and killed half the S Korean cabinet during a state visit to Burma back in the 1980's. Life is cheap pretty much everywhere it seems. If you put all of today's strategic data into some sort of outcome-based weighting program re Korea it would probably produce NO WINNER.

Gave the order? Hell, bush was piloting the mini sub himself!

I think it goes back even farther--to Toyotomi Hideyoshi. A special brand of Japanese paranoia. Japan was never worried about the Koreans themselves, but they did seem to honestly believe the Chinese and/or Russians would use the peninsula to threaten their islands. In the case of the Russians, who poured troops into Korea and the Liaodung Peninsula in 1902-4, they may have had a point. I'm just speculating as to whether modern China is still somehow trying to exploit this old paranoia. Crazy shit.

Libtards who have let their ideology become their straitjacket.

http://articles.sfgate.com/2008-07-20/news/17173999_1_immigration-status-el-salvador-illegal-immigrant Slaying suspect once found sanctuary in S.F. Years before he was accused of killing a man and his two sons, Edwin Ramos was a teen criminal shielded by city from deportation July 20, 2008|By Jaxon Van Derbeken, Chronicle Staff Writer The man charged with killing a father and two sons on a San Francisco street last month was one of the youths who benefited from the city's long-standing practice of shielding illegal immigrant juveniles who committed felonies from possible deportation, The Chronicle has learned. Edwin Ramos, now 21, is being held on three counts of murder in the June 22 deaths of Tony Bologna, 48, and his sons Michael, 20, and Matthew, 16. They were shot near their home in the Excelsior district when Tony Bologna, driving home from a family picnic, briefly blocked the gunman's car from completing a left turn down a narrow street, police say.

Then why do illegals currently make up one-seventh of AZ's population?

This is, and has been federal law since the 1980's too, Off. Most, if not all countries provide penalties for foreign visitors who don't have ID on their person.

It's from a Tokugawa/Meiji Japan History course I'm taking right now. Their words, not mine.

The problem is that there has been NO federal enforcement for a long time.

No, but the police would, technically, have a right to hold you while they investigate your background. Are you suggesting you/we have a right to complete anonymity?

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