Kaw wrote: 
I'd like to think it wouldn't matter where I live. The principle is the same: we learn to live together or we die.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
That's easy to say if you live in a place between Canada and Mexico.
Move to Israël or even Greece and you get other ideas.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 

 pigtail wrote: 
thanks!

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
You freakin hippie!!!

As long as humanity insists on the selfish, self-destructive idea that we need borders and nation-states etc., this will be a problem. We need to grow tf up and behave as we actually are - one species living on one planet.

 sirdroseph wrote: 
Um no.....That is just not going to work for me :)

It's easy being compassionate when it is happening somewhere else innit?

http://www.newsweek.com/canadas-new-immigration-problem-will-get-much-worse-once-snow-melts-lawmaker-572524?rx=us

"Canadians aren't happy about the sudden influx of immigrants, a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll released Monday found. Roughly four out of 10 respondents said mass illegal immigration could make Canada "less safe."

"There are so many people in the world who want to come in and go through the right channels," said Greg Janzen, elected leader of a Manitoba border municipality that has seen an increase in crossings. "That's what's pissing most people off. These guys are jumping the border."

 R_P wrote: 





All we have to do is to give California back (at least from say San Francisco south, Emerald Triangle needs to remain with us) to its rightful owners, Mexico. Boom! Everyone is a legal citizen and Californian residents no longer have to put up with the United States. See? I am solutions oriented.

Wages rise on California farms. Americans still don’t want the job
Trump’s immigration crackdown is supposed to help U.S. citizens. For California farmers, it’s worsening a desperate labor shortage.

 kurtster wrote: 
That's probably because you were were in a rush to get over to Parma to buy a bunch of those paczki.  It's a Polish conspiracy to make everyone chubby, ya' know.

 Proclivities wrote: 
Clueless was a poor choice of words.  My post was a hasty one in that I specifically remembered his earlier post and wanted to address it and get back to the speech.

I guess my choice for clueless was interpreting RD's remarks that he thinks that among many other things regarding Trump that Trump is clueless. 

Anyway ... 

 kurtster wrote: 
If it was the "second thing out of his mouth" last night, it was still preceded by Red Dragon's comment.  Unless the President has altered the space/time continuum I'm not seeing any "cluelessness" in that comment.  Last night was the first time the President had publicaly referred to the attack; the attack happened last Wednesday.  Obviously, Sean Spicer had referred to it earlier though, in the capacity of the White House spokesman, so it's not as if the WH ignored it.

 kurtster wrote: 
The time for trivial fights is behind us.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Riiiiight, it was the second thing out of his mouth tonight.  You are clueless.  I mean really.

 Lazy8 wrote: 
Just laughs........what more can you do at this point? 

 kcar wrote:
Or is he just talking out his ass, as usual?

Until some actual policy gets on the table this is as credible as his chants of "lock her up!"

 kcar wrote: 
Promises . . . Unkept.

I can't keep up with this idiot's weathervane approach to policy. Is the Wall no go now? Did Trumpers watch a news segment that changed his mind? Did someone reduce his medication to safer levels?

Trump Says He’s Open to Legal Pathway for Undocumented Immigrants

WASHINGTON — President Trump, signaling a potential major shift in policy, told news anchors on Tuesday that he is open to a broad immigration overhaul that would grant legal status to millions of undocumented immigrants who have not committed serious crimes.

...

A move toward a comprehensive immigration overhaul would be a dramatic turnaround for the president, whose campaign rallies rang with shouts of “build the wall!” on the Mexican border and who signed an executive order last month directing the deportation of any undocumented immigrant who has committed a crime — whether or not they have been charged — or falsified any document. The standard could apply to virtually any one of the estimated 11 million people in the country illegally.

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The president’s remarks about immigration came the day before Mr. Trump was to issue a new version of his executive order banning travel to the United States from seven predominantly Muslim countries and suspending the acceptance of refugees. The ban has been revised because of legal challenges. 

 R_P wrote: 
Oh, the irony. Iranians are Caucasians. Also, 45's silence on this speaks volumes.