ID helps prevent crime. A federal ID helps States with their jurisdictional issues.All that costs money; where is going to come from? There is no positive multiplier effect from that public policy. And, you cannot eliminate crime with incorrigible, original sinners, or we would Only need, Ten religious Commandments.Walls, fences and armed guards, it's not rocket science.
Taxes? Do you realize that you have not addressed the harm to the rape victim(s)? I've responded to multiple points you have brought up, but you have never answered me as to your empathy for the victim, nor what you would do for her, and those she represents, nor even why you are so dismissive of her and her suffering?
A market friendly work visa generates revenue and id metrics. A wall is just a waste of money and we don't have the term, to provide for the general warfare, but the general welfare.
1. Your concern about cost is not credible in the context of a 4 trillion dollar federal budget.
2. An inability to completely eliminate crime does not distract from the benefits of NOT actively increasing violent crime and the suffering of it's victims.
3. Your point about "revenue" is moot as you refuse to compare it to the cost of your policy.
4. AND ONCE AGAIN, you refuse to answer my question(s) about your empathy for or what steps you would take OR even why you dismiss the harm suffered by the rapists victim and those many others your policy would impact negatively.
YOu are no longer engaged in debate. All your points have been addressed and you refuse to move the discussion forward by responding further.
You are merely engaged in the Logical Fallacy of Proof by Assertion.
You don't have a point; you are Only begging the question and resorting to diversion.
The Logic of NOT actively increasing crime vs preventing crime after increasing it, has been presented to you.
You have failed to address that.
You are now engaged in the Logical Fallacy of Proof by Assertion.
This is why lefties generally do not engage in serious debate. Because their arguments do not stand up to scrutiny.
Your choice here is to change your position or to become increasingly dishonest.
A privatized prison system with stock traded on Wall Street and corporate lobbying has a vested interest in higher rates of crime, in criminalizing more and more behavior, and in high recidivism rates. Just good for business. And in a post industrial society with diminishing living wage jobs, the system can turn $40-50K/year/head, and convict lease out labor to corporate power.
My how far we've come, and then gone back.
And private prisons with traded stocks are such power houses....
Trump will not be crafting policy for them. If he is smart, and he is, he will be crafting policy to reward his supporters, with an eye to the midterms and re-election.
Those policies will be the exact opposite of what would benefit a private prison.