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The only rule that matters: Take what you want, screw the other guy.
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Yes , the Pilgrim Fathers were treated kindly by the Native Americans , in fact their lives were saved by the Native Americans who helped them through that first awful winter . I believe that your Thanksgiving festival is based on this kindness .
And then the Native Americans were rejected . Is that what you meant by acceptance and rejection , bluecuracao ? |
The League of the Iroquois for instance.
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Illegal is illegal. We can't accept everyone, all the time.
It ain't hard. |
We're still accepting more than any other country in the World. ;)
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Bullshit. The member tribes routinely raped and pillaged each other, killing the men and taking the women and children hostage. The harsh life they led, especially in the northern climes, meant the size of any tribe could fall quickly. That would guarantee being attacked by someone. At one point they controlled the northeast quarter of what is now the US, plus part of Canada. Hundreds of tribes lived on this land... smaller, weaker tribes, that were routinely savaged by the confederation members and forced to give up any wealth. The Europeans played the same game, i.e., you could have as much land and wealth as you could win and hold. They lost a lot of battles but they won the war. :cool: |
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I'm not sure what point you're trying to make or refute there. You like illegal immigration?
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Who's bitchin'?
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Those who don't want us to enforce our, perfectly reasonable, immigration laws.
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I'M totally bitchin'. Got bitchin' clothes, bitchin' hair, and REALLY bitchin' shoes.
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I could be one of "those" I guess, except that I think "our" immigration laws are far from "perfectly" reasonable. (aren't quotation marks fun?) |
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