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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer recently signed into law the nation's toughest illegal immigration enforcement bill, requiring local police officers to make a reasonable attempt to determine the immigration status of those suspected of being illegal immigrants. Are you for or against it? You can also VOTE in the poll on this topic.
by Reverend 4:20 on April 27th, 2010
I'm just wondering what took them so long. It's a problem that's way out of hand, the federal government won't do anything about and the states have every right to enforce their laws and if people don't like it, they have every right to leave. It's time that we stop pandering to these criminals and give them what they deserve, a one way ticket home.
by my2cents--Vote for Paul on April 27th, 2010
For it. If the feds won't do their job the let the local cops handle it.
by Andrea1999 on April 28th, 2010
It's fantastic. I wish they would do the same for California.
by Midnighttoker on April 27th, 2010
For it. It's about time some one grew balls.
Profiling my ass,if it walks like a duck...
by DixieRock on April 27th, 2010
I am for the new Arizona illegal immigration law. Once you cross the boarder, then you are breaking the law of the USA. and now you are an illegal immigrant!!
I think more States will follow the lead of Arizona..
by HEYTHERE on April 27th, 2010
Yes, but only after putting myself in the shoes of those who live next to the border. The stories of all the crime, drug running, murders, theft, property damage, and even instances of their cattle being killed. Families there are just sick of living in fear, and had wanted something done for a long time. And besides, the immigration status can only be checked if that person is engaging in a crime or suspected of commiting one.
by Mephistopheles on April 27th, 2010
Against it. First, it is very discriminatory and unfair. I know that most of you condone that. However, here's the other problem and the biggest and the one that y'all, whether you're a racist or not, should worry about: that law will open the door for the government to demand that ALL citizens (no matter what the nationality and immigration status) carry ID on their person. Those who do not comply will then be fined and/or incarcerated just as they do when someone is driving a vehicle without a license. I've said this before but if you want to see how well this works and at what scale, talk to any Cuban and they'll tell you how Castro was able to keep a population of 12 million peole at check with that simple little law.
But, hey, y'all continue being happy and jumping for joy on your racist bliss. It won't be long till the tables are turned on you. So enjoy it while you can!
by jaydee on April 27th, 2010
I am absolutely FOR the Arizona immigration law. The Feds have been ignoring the problem for decades and something must be done. PS..This has nothing to do with disliking Mexicans. Mexico has an illegal immigration problem too (theirs is from the south part of their border) and their laws against illegal immigration are far harsher than ours!
by Tom Slick on April 28th, 2010
definitely FOR ... I live in So. Cal. and wish they'd do the same here
by CUFFER0220 on April 29th, 2010
I do support the law and justice for all legal americans!!!!!!!!!!!! ILLEGAL is not a hard word to understand.................Racial profiling is scary to all illegals.....Get off your butts and do it right!!!! its not that hard to be a legal citizen of AMERICA.
by Wynper on April 27th, 2010
No, as it is written I do not support it.
by GeorgeGee left Answerbag (What's this?) on April 27th, 2010
No. To be fair, let's suppose there's another law. If you are caught speaking ENGLISH in Arizona, three husky Hispanic-American officers will grab you and throw you in the armored wagon. If you can't produce proof of your US Citizenship, you will be deported to Australia without a trial, and left to find your own way home. Oh you're not Australian? Tough shit, you were caught speaking English, that's all we need to know. Think it's far fetched? 1) Look at the Arizona law and what it does to legal Americans who are caught speaking Spanish. 2) Look at the fact that Hispanics are now or will soon be the majority in Arizona, Texas, New Mexico and California, and can and will be making the laws. 3) What goes around comes around.
by thatsJustme on May 1st, 2010
all for it....i think ALL states should sign this into LAW...
by azspunkygirl on April 28th, 2010
Yes, I'm for it. And for all of you folks that don't live in AZ, it's sort of hard that you can't understand this.
You don't see the destruction of our once beautiful deserts, or the fact that you can't get a job because there are illegals willing to work for cash (uh duh, no paper trail)....or the fact that no matter where you go...spanish is the main language...instead of our countries national language! Even those "legally born mexican Americans" will speak in spanish in the workplace, when some of them can speak better english then us at times!
I'm fed up with it all. If your so hard-up to come to this country, do it LEGALLY! I will welcome you with open arms!
And one more thing...I am now hearing how wonderfully arogant these people are in their protests...saying they will pick up their shovels, picks, whatever, and turn them on us....yeah, that's real mature...a sure way to get your asses out of this country faster, or in jail...whatever is easier.
Don't threaten the white folk....we've never taken kindly to that, from you, or anyone else....
by Krista on April 28th, 2010
I live in Arizona, so I am definitely FOR IT! I wanna be safe from them damn mexicans!!
by Tripper87 on April 28th, 2010
How can anyone be against a law that requires inforcement of the federal law? I do not understand how this is even worth debating. The state law allows for anyone breaking a law, that can not prove who they are, which means you don't have a US ID(Citizen) or Visa/Green Card, temporary or permament to have there immigration status. THIS IS ALL READY A LAW
by hallagan on April 27th, 2010
I am for it
by dragondog on April 27th, 2010
definitely for it! get them illegal bastards out!
by Joseph Smith was a fraud and Eisegete on May 2nd, 2010
I am for it 100%.
by Baggins on May 1st, 2010
I'm FOR it! And it's an ILLEGAL immigration law, not an immigration law that the media tells US it is. I say that it's about damn time our so-called "leaders" protect our borders. All other countries do, even MEXICO!
by dragondog on April 29th, 2010
(meph) needs to die in a fire :) its not Racist, and damn, they can ASK if ur legal now... BIG DEAL!
by Nemo_S on April 29th, 2010
I am for it and yes it is Constitutional as a matter of fact I would like to see a complete and total ban on all Immigration to all states and territories for the next 7 years and a complete ban on all foreign aid as well , the complete suspension of all humanitarian aid as there is no better way to to invade than with a surrogate population and you think that this Government is borrowing money left and right from whom for what, get the house in order first before anyone Else's, I'm thinking of the middle east here just off hand protecting others sovernty at the expence of our own is just bullshit ...Close the borders suspend all immigration, clear out the illegals, stop borrowing and pay your debts ....
~Nemo~
by Pandoras out of her box on April 28th, 2010
a lot of racist remarks in here, I love mexicans as I do all things mother nature provides me, besides I dont want to suck out the porta potties but Juan loves to do it, and we pay him better. if it is a crime to seek out a better life what will you do about the war forcing gypsies from the middle east into every other nation on earth, being racists Id think youd love to complain about every non white you might eventually run into. I hate the victorian age and republicans you people are not in those peoples shoes, move to mexico and see how they get here when you choose to leave...just like they did.
by CactusWren on April 28th, 2010
FOR!! ....and this law only reflects what is already Federal law.
Those against this law obviously have no regard for the law of this country, just look at the antics of the demonstrators, listen to their ugly remarks, and note how they have to lie, exagerate, and twist their tales of woe.
What kind of people would call for the burning of Phoenix?
What elected official (Raul Grijalva) would call for people to shun Arizona? (an idiot one who forgets that most of his constituents work in places that rely on tourism for a JOB.
by LarryH54 on April 28th, 2010
If the Federal gov't REFUSES to enforce the law, what other choice does the State have? But I find it fascinating how destructive the opponents to this law are. Compare that to the Teabaggers and how THEY protest. Who are the real bad guys here?
by Talimze on April 27th, 2010
This video states my thoughts on the law, which is good because I wouldn't know how to state them myself in this case:
by DA BEN DAN yanggui zi on April 27th, 2010
I think it will drive a lot of valid tourism away from Arizona.
by Smics on April 30th, 2010
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by bagicide stayed 10 months too long on April 29th, 2010
I haven't had the opportunity to read the bill, so I can't personally attest to what is in it. I think we have to be very careful about judging something based on what we are told that it says. You can spin something to be what its not, you know what I mean? But I don't know where I would get a copy of the bill to read it, and I'm not a lawyer, so I might read it incorrectly.
From what I heard last night, and again, remember that this might be spin, an officer of the law has to have legal contact with the person first, that is, the person has to have broken a law first, then the officer has to be certain that the person is here legally. It is kind of like the seat belt law in some states. Officers aren't allowed to pull someone over for not having a seat belt on, but if they break another traffic law, like speeding, then they get cited for the lack of a seat belt too. If this is indeed the case, then the officer can't just stop someone for looking Hispanic and demand papers. The person in question will have to be pulled over for speeding, or have broken into a store or something first, and then in the course of booking or writing the citation, the officer will have to demand ID. And from what I heard last night, a driver's license is sufficient. If you are pulled over for speeding, you'd better have your driver's license whether you are Hispanic or not. You can get in a heck of a lot of trouble for being white and 17th generation American and speeding without your license in your pocket. I've seen fines as high as $600 in our local paper for just that, along with not wearing a seat belt.
From what I can see, if I'm hearing correct information, this law is a tempest in a teapot. This law isn't really doing anything but restating what is already on the books elsewhere, probably for legal purposes. Hispanic or not, we already have to have a driver's license on our person if we are pulled over for breaking a traffic law. Don't forget, this law may just as easily catch a British citizen who is in the country illegally, and I've known a few of those. A police officer already has to make a reasonable attempt to determine your ID and citizenship status at booking for another crime. My guess is they were trying to close a loophole in the law for court purposes by stating this plainly. But never underestimate the power of the media to stir something up into a huge controversy on a slow news day. That is their stock in trade and their way to deliver a captive audience to their advertisers.
Now, I'm not saying that there won't be some police officers who will take this as a license to harass Hispanics. There are always a few rotten apples. But remember, this is already on the books. They already have the license to do this. They can already pull someone over for having a tail light out, or being 1 mph over the speed limit, and demand to see the person's license, registration and proof of insurance. And in fact, being white and 17th generation American myself, I've been the victim of just that behavior. I worked for Domino's Pizza back in the days of the $3.00 off 30 minute guarantee in a town where there was a police officer who hated Domino's drivers and wanted to wipe us off the face of the earth. I don't speed. I never have. But cars will pick up speed without you realizing it on a downhill slope and he knew that. So he used to wait on downhill slopes and pull over anyone with a Domino's sign on their car who was 1 mph over the speed limit. I got 2 tickets from him before I learned his game and started putting downhill 5 mph under the speed limit with every other car passing me or honking at me (he never pulled them over). It isn't fun. I hated that man, and I know it isn't Christian for me to say that. He had an unreasonable prejudice against young people trying to make a living, even if we weren't doing anything wrong. But it didn't take a new law to facilitate him doing that. He was doing that more than 20 years ago, with no prejudicial law on the books against Domino's drivers. He just manipulated the laws in existence to go after us. This new law doesn't really give the police any new ammunition, and an officer who wants to behave in that fashion doesn't need this law to harass Hispanics. My guess is that the law they had wasn't stated clearly enough and was leaving a loophole somewhere. Given the fact that a rancher was just murdered in Arizona in his own backyard by someone who walked across the border, they probably wanted to make sure that loophole was closed before they caught him.
by Pandoras out of her box on April 28th, 2010
somebody needs to stand up to you guys who think being mexican is illegal, after your done marching them into the ovens itll be you and me going in, keep that in mind.
by Possum on April 27th, 2010
Have you ever seen the movie "A Day Without Mexicans"? Without illegals the economy would pretty much grind to a halt.
Illegal immigrants are like Wal-Marts. Americans complain about them yet continue to use them because we're too cheap to walk the walk.
A basic mandate of the Federal government is to enforce contracts and defend the shores.
Immigration policy should be admistered at the border, not at the schoolhouse, hospital or statehouse door. If you don't like the way the immigration laws are being applied contact your Congressman. But be prepared for the cost of goods and services to go up.
If you want a real fix change the law so that everyone born in the United States is not a citizen. We are one of the few countries that has such a law and it is an outdated reminent of our expanionist past.
by knownothing on April 27th, 2010
The spirit of the law is right and just. The wording of the law is not.
by Missnicolehw on April 27th, 2010
Not against it The states are getting fuller and fuller from all immigrants The land of the free get getting to the state of everyone to fall out to the waters. And with the young ones getting preanacy faster then graulate High school with more then 8 kids it kinda over popaluaing. But does remember some immigrates have been in the state is still trying to get all their family in Is pretty much doing so. And they have american in the side line.
by susystarflower on April 27th, 2010
It's none of my business what they do in Arizona, but I wouldn't want a law like that here. What if I'm attacked and the only witness is an illegal immigrant? She's gone.
by Anonymous on April 27th, 2010
What difference will it make? An unelected judge will soon overturn it anyway.
by Baccduckus is a Carbonproduct on May 13th, 2010
Against. It puts great pressure on the police to actively find check that people are carrying their documentation of citizenship. It is invasive and if the police don't follow through to someone's satisfaction a citizen can sue. Americans should not be going to prison because they forgot their wallet and should not be subject to interrogation at the whim of a police officer.
by laaayla on May 11th, 2010
For it. The cost of providing services for illegal immigrants is outrageous. http://kevincolby.com/2008/07/27/the-cost-of-illegal-immigrants-to-the-american-taxpayer/ The "new" law just supports what was already in place. With approximately 100,000 "illegal" immigrants having already left Arizona....it's working.
by Chris324 on May 2nd, 2010
I agree with the majority of supporters of the law that the U.S. must enforce its laws, however, the big thing that bothers me is that this is mostly targeted at any Hispanic or Latino that looks like an immigrant. When people think of illegal immigrants the first thought is "Mexicans" not "Europeans", "Asians" etc. Sure, the majority are Mexican because they're at our borders, but so are Canadians and we don't worry about them smuggling anything in because, hey, they're not Mexican.
The "reasonable suspicion" seems like an open approval of racial profiling. Law enforcement has a bad reputation for enforcing the laws Too Much sometimes. Unfortunately, this is one of those laws that can be enforced to the extreme. I'm all for making The U.S. drug free, but we have t0 be careful of how we do it. Not ALL immigrants are bad, only a few.
It's unfortunate that the bad things that SOME do creates a bad image of ALL others.
by bagicide stayed 10 months too long on May 2nd, 2010
I'm going to add another answer to this thread, based on having read the bill, via the link provided by my2cents in the comment thread for my answer. Now, I'll say up front that I am not a lawyer. I also didn't read every word in the bill, but I read carefully through at least 3/4 of it. That was enough for me to see that there was a whole lot in that bill that no one is talking about. Page 1, lines 37 through 39 say that a driver's license, non-operator ID card or tribal ID card are sufficient. You already have to have a driver's license on you to drive, so it isn't like you are going to get caught out buying ice cream with your kid and get deported, unless you didn't bring your wallet to buy the ice cream.
The bill expressly states on page one, line 32, that it may not be applied based on race. That means it could just as easily be used to determine the nationality of a British or Irish citizen as a Mexican citizen. Lets not forget that the illegal immigrants pouring across the Mexican border are not only Mexican. I know of immigrants in my community from Guatemala and Honduras, as well as Mexico.
Beginning on page 4, the bill contains language designed to make it easier to prosecute coyotes, the very people who are abandoning immigrants in the desert to die. The bill makes it a class 2 felony to bring a minor child into the country without an adult family member. Who out there thinks it is okay for a coyote to bring a child into the country with no family? Raise your hand and be counted!
It seems to me that this bill is also doing some things to protect the illegal immigrants from harm by coyotes who are paid to bring people into the country for nefarious purposes. But I don't hear the media talking about that, do you? You know the old saying about "Don't assume, it makes and ass out of you and me?" I would extend that to say "Don't trust the media, it makes an ass out of you and me." Go read the bill and see if you still believe what the media is saying.
by Shania on May 1st, 2010
I support Arizona.
by Stormarm on April 29th, 2010
by SIR_Anony is now SIR_Anthony on April 27th, 2010
I'm for it, my wife is against it. Big surprise there. >:(
by aiar on April 27th, 2010
Go Brewer Go
by Ayrthon on August 2nd, 2010
totally against it. Of course some americans are for it. when they have never have had to live the way mexicans do. How many americans can say that they have had to worry about having food on the table. and im growing tired of this 'speak english' crap. english wasn't the first language here. it was first the indians language. but did you come here legally? no you barged into america in ships and instead of learning the language of the indians, you killed them all(when it was their land). And now you feel mexicans are being unfair for being here and speaking spanish? thats a bunch of bull!
obvious arizona is not financially ready to move all the illegal mexicans out,knowing that all the legal mexicans will start boycotting. 1/2 of arizona is mexicans, probably more than half. how is the economy there going to keep flowing when the majority of the people who wasted money over there left? Until the law gets rejected at the supreme court, and brewer admits she was dumb, arizona will keep lowering in debt...
by Randoley on May 27th, 2010
I am for it and here is why, Phoenix Arizona is the number 2 city in the world for kidnapping, and it is caused by illegals. The American governments number one job is not to fix the environment, or create jobs, or the provide health care coverage, or what ever progressive ideology Obama has in mind. It's number one job is to protect it's citizens. The government refuses to do that so Arizona has to do it for themselves. Soon We all will be having to do the same thing.
by katmye on May 21st, 2010
LOVE IT!! I believe it is a great thing. Illegal immigrants know they are breaking the law by coming here without proper papers. Why do you think they try sneaking over and running from border patrol?? Tell me what country you could go to illegally and not get in trouble?? Theres not one!! This is not a racial issue. And what makes the President of Mexico think he has the right to come into OUR country and criticise anything??? Thats such bullshit!!! Anyways, I'm all for the law!! GO ARIZONA!! WOOT WOOT!!! I hope we get in here in Texas!!! :)
by Wanderer1 on May 18th, 2010
I think some of us are a little to over zealous in supporting this law, does immigration need to be solved, yes. Is this law going to solve it? I would say first of all the basics of this law need to be evaluated. You can be stopped if you look remotely latino, and arrested if you don't have immigration papers on your person.
For all those supporting this, I would say you might not understand the implications of this law for our country as a whole, short term for Arizona natives, they might be happy, long term for the country as a whole, quite frankly how would you feel if you were stopped because of the way you looked and couldn't provide immigration papers. I'm Italian so this might have an effect on me. This law is not something you want in the long term and can and will be abused. Already its turned Arizona into a Police State, like it or not, thats what it is.
The last thing I am going to say is where is your empathy? In fact your humanity? I feel we in the USA have been desensitized with all our materialism. Here, all middle class American parents have to worry about is what car they're getting for their childs Sweet Sixteen, In Mexico its about getting enough clean water and food for your family. My point is, on the topic of immigration you have to look at through the lens of "what would I do if I was in their position?" In other words look at this question then consider what it means to be human.
by RefreshPerspective on August 5th, 2010
I'm not much one for racist policies, regardless of how much rednecks think they'll help.
by Heather108 on August 6th, 2010
Actually "profiling" is a good thing. Law officers do that every time they go after a bank robber.
I have been deer hunting with my dad several times and a person not knowing anything about deer, a physical discription like size, weight, color, in short the profile of a deer, is far more likely to kill somebody's cow.
by Sodapop on April 27th, 2010
A little bit of both.
Against the prejudice in the bill, allowing police to demand citizenship papers out of those they deem illegal immigrants but at the same time, Illegal immigration is a huge problem. Crime rates have gone DOWN in Phoenix because of new anti-illegal immigration efforts.
I'm FOR the deportation of illegal aliens. I just dislike the prejudice that makes it possible for them to do so.
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by Hellaphunt's Skynet on April 27th, 2010
I like how you categorize immigrants as criminals...nice (NOT)
by Nicole on April 27th, 2010
Entering America illegally is a criminal act. So even if that is the only illegal thing they did, they are a criminal.
by my2cents--Vote for Paul on April 27th, 2010
@Nicole "I like how you categorize immigrants as criminals...nice (NOT)"
Strange how you drop the illegal part off of the term "illegal immigrant". Generally when someone is doing something illegal they fit the definition of criminals. Does this mean you favor illegal activity?
Personally I think we would have been a lot better off if all bordering states imposed laws like this or simply followed and enforced the existing laws currently on the books.
If you think this is unconstitutional think again and read the 10th Amendment of the US constitution. If the Federal Government fails to fulfill its duties and obligations that are required by federal law, The state has every right to step in and fill the gap
by One mans opinion on April 27th, 2010
in the movie desperot the mouse the king tryed to make rats illegal, the movie is a good representation of what happens when you make something that occurs naturally a crime
by Pandoras out of her box on April 28th, 2010
I think it's a good idea. Something needs to be done about the tousands of people working illigally, and the companies that hire illigals. In most any other country the laws would be similar. If they want to move to America, do it legally.
by ThatGuyTed on April 29th, 2010
so long as there is war there will be imigration
by Pandoras out of her box on April 29th, 2010
The complaint is not about immigration it is about ILLEGAL immigration. Why should these people just get to walk in and then jump to the front of the line when there are good people waiting to enter the right way?
by my2cents--Vote for Paul on April 29th, 2010
by K1llahDmer on April 30th, 2010
really, well I wonder how you racists will respond when you find out the truth about how small illigal imigration is when its still humans illigally imigrating, do you really beleive that the universe only created life on this planet...how narcicistic are you?
by Pandoras out of her box on April 30th, 2010
Being here ILLIGALLY is AGAINST THE LAW so yea they should be thrown in jail or whatever. If i was walking down the street smoking a joint, i would be arrested because its against the law. Sorry that the illegal imigrants are mexican and people want to throw out that ever so popular race card.
by ColtsGirl18 on April 30th, 2010
your right I shouldnt be so offensive, kinda urks me how we could be in their shoes in a year or so. then where do we throw stones?
by Pandoras out of her box on April 30th, 2010
Reverend?..To the almighty God I pray, may the unseen threat preying on man awake with guilt overpowering their hearts and only the tears, and wailing of their victims in their minds and ears until time erase them, only in the final moment of time may they be forgiven. In the name of the holy father we pray, amen. Hows that?
by Pandoras out of her box on May 1st, 2010
I'm all for it. The Law has nothing to do with racism. It has to do with the fact of the violence these criminals bring. The drug smuggling and human trafficking. How would you like one of these drop houses in your neighborhood, armed with violent criminals who choose to beat people and threaten them with death if their families won't give them more money? What might they do to one of your children if they felt threatened? Plus the fact that the tax strain on our hospitals and schools to treat and school the illegals. If they can afford to pay the coyotes $3,000 to get here ILLEGALLY, how about trying to do it LEGALLY? The Feds can grow a pair and do something RIGHT for a change, instead of shrinking from the situation because they are too afraid of losing their seat/political lives. WOW! they might actually have to WORK for a change and struggle daily like we all do. As for boycotting Arizona, how petty can you get? How about you and your families come and live here under these conditions? Armed violent criminals living in your neighborhoods, smuggling drugs and human lives. Five of these illegals shot a Deputy from Pinal County in the back yesterday as they were sneaking ILLEGALLY into AZ. Arizona and it's people 70% of them are fed up with this activity, paying taxes for them and them shooting, kidnapping and bringing drugs here across the border. If the Feds would do their job, Arizona wouldn't have to try and implement something that is not based on racism.
by lyndee1954 on May 1st, 2010
In a year Pandora, I would come here legally. With the shoe on the other foot, you cannot assume we would make the same choices.
by Shania on May 1st, 2010
the way Ive seen it we are getting what we desesrve for allowing businesses to go capitalistic and staying quiet durring the crimes of our leaders, America has been dead, they know it, and once all of the rest of us get it well be helping the smugglers to scrape a living. cold facts brothers and sisters. law and demand, the law bows to demand
by Pandoras out of her box on May 15th, 2010
@Pandoras out of her box - Let's get some things in order here. First, I am a Reverend of Marijuana, I guess you don't know what 4:20 is, so you need to pray for those criminals that's illegally crossing our borders, because if I lived down there, I'd just shoot them, That will stop the problem.
Second, "really, well I wonder how you racists will respond when you find out the truth about how small illigal imigration is when its still humans illigally imigrating, do you really beleive that the universe only created life on this planet...how narcicistic are you?" Really? I wonder how you idiots will respond when YOU find out that this is a major serious problem and this asshole Obama won't do a damn thing to secure our borders?
Third, What does war have to do with the problem with these illegal Mexicans, that's right, Mexicans, you got a problem with that? I sure hope so. I haven't heard of any illegal Russians, Chinese or North Koreans trying to sneak in through the southern borders. Back to the question; What does war have to do with the problem with these illegal mexicans crossing our southern borders? Huh? Not a damn thing, those damn illegal wetbacks have been coming to this country for many years. Now, Did I offend your retarded liberal ass? Does the truth hurt? I sure hope so. The best way to confuse a stupid liberal is to give them the facts.
Keep your head shoved up you ass, you seem to be happy there.
by Reverend 4:20 on May 27th, 2010
@Master Wears Pagan COAT Of Arms - Amen to that Brother. I don't know about you, but I'm getting damn tired of the ignorance these retarded liberals are showing. I have a box of rocks that has more intelligence than some of these idiots here. I also have one rolled up, just need someone to share it with. :-)
BTW, my best friend and hunting buddy is Vietnamese and I dated his sister for years. I'm not a racist, but I'll talk shit just to piss off these damn liberals. :-) Have a great day.
by Reverend 4:20 on May 27th, 2010
all are great points about the many distractions we endure, I dont think a drop house would survive long cause id shoot em too. props on your courage, ill think of you when I light up next, which would be now were it not for the illegality of marajuana, now the mexicanse arent any more criminal than George Bush and he got away with it scott free. its humiliating. and I love russians they come by plane :D no need to jump or swim they have the difficult task of crossing a vast ocean so they HAVE to come legally. just sayin, were lucky to be free with this imigration issue our freedoms will disapear and what I see and hear is we're screaming for it to happen. shamefull, calling obama a bastard proves you know im right.
besides Ill be red listed youll be the one in the camp, truth is that you have no idea what your demanding with your fist clenched, from beyond Ill be watching you, and promptly say..."told ya so" so angry and so ill informed, russians would tell you where you are in the process of becoming hitlers nazi germany, now its mexicans tomorrow itll be violent speakers, look out.
by Pandoras out of her box on May 28th, 2010