06-14-2016, 04:57 PM
(06-14-2016, 04:19 PM)Benton Wrote: Who is "we"? I'm against it, but citizens in Colorado, Alaska, Alabama, Connecticut, California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, NC, RI, SC, Vermont, Virginia and Tennessee don't care if you marry your cousin. Residents of California and Massachusetts, have no limit; it's 15 in Mississippi, Missouri, Georgia, Idaho and Hawaii; and 16 in almost every other state with parental consent.
So I'm not sure why the sudden outrage over teens marrying adults, or the relation to immigration. I don't like it, I wouldn't recognize it as a marriage, but I'm not going to paint all immigrants as child-marriers.
I detest serial killers. Serial killers are normally males. Australia has men. Australia has serial killers. Ergo, all men from Australia are serial killers, so we shouldn't allow anyone from there into the country.
Maybe we could send them to Mississippi, Missouri, Georgia, Idaho, California or Hawaii?
Why do you think that just because a significant amount of them partake in degenerate behavior that we don't want any of them? That's the whole point.. We restrict the immigration and then force a point system to see who makes the cut and who doesn't. There is no need to add anyone who isn't bringing something positive to the table. And that go for everywhere.
You bringing up what us citizens are don't is irrelevant to this topic. You are just trying too hard to justify your open borders let anyone and everyone in policy. Europeans thought that too until they had their new neighbors pooping in public, sexually assaulting women, and raping children. Would you like this in your neighborhood? Something tells me you wouldn't be too happy if your new refugee neighbor began any of this behavior
