Vikrant
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- Apr 20, 2013
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That is the topic. As with the Partition of India, the forced repatriation of non-Brits to their homeland will make for a more peaceful, safe, prosperous and inviting England.Stick to the topic.
Giants won the wildcard. That means they are going to the playoffs. That means I am happy. That means I am off to watch the game between Giants and Padre. As far as you are concerned, please take advantage of Obama Care and seek some professional help.
Why can't you answer his question? Seems fair and topical. I wouldn't want to send immigrants who were already there back to their homeland, but there wouldn't be anything wrong with having some tight restrictions on immigrants from certain areas of the world.
Here, I am summarizing it for you so that there should be no room for misunderstanding:
a. Every country has right to enforce immigration check. There is nothing wrong with that.
b. There is a difference between enforcing immigration policies and uprooting citizens or killing them or imprisoning them because of their skin color. The latter is called human rights violation and no civilized country would ever do that.
c. I have no desire to engage in discussion with someone who promotes human rights violation. Those who advocate human rights violations are mentally ill or evil, e.g., Adolf Hitler.
Having tighter immigration standards is NOT a human rights violation. Where on EARTH do you get that crazy nonsense? You're weird.
Read it again. This time, do it slowly. Don't read it too fast.