For all the DACA people out there.

[newwurldmn]

Let me say that I could forgive a billionaire philanthropist if some of his money was misdirected to violent "groups" from organizations he gave money to -- ONLY if he stopped funding these organizations when the diverted funds were discovered. Instead Soros continues to fund the groups that organize violence.

I have never read any evidence showing how Soros has funded these organizations. I only read assertions. Do you have any links to articles?

 

[gwb-trading]

I have never read any evidence showing how Soros has funded these organizations. I only read assertions. Do you have any links to articles?

Just one of many links in previous threads mapping the links in detail...

http://dailycaller.com/2017/02/03/l...ind-the-call-to-arms-at-milos-berkeley-event/
http://dailycaller.com/2017/02/03/l...ind-the-call-to-arms-at-milos-berkeley-event/

 

[fhl]

 

[Tom B]

Are blacks considered immigrants?

Another stupid question. Not surprising coming from you. After all, you thought Muslims were a race.

 

[newwurldmn]

Just one of many links in previous threads mapping the links in detail...

http://dailycaller.com/2017/02/03/l...ind-the-call-to-arms-at-milos-berkeley-event/

Do you get a lot of your news from the dailycaller?

 

[newwurldmn]

Another stupid question. Not surprising coming from you. After all, you thought Muslims were a race.

You are right. Muslims aren't a race. So it's okay to discriminate against them.

 

[Tom B]

You are right. Muslims aren't a race. So it's okay to discriminate against them.

Why do you think it is ok to discriminate against them?

 

[newwurldmn]

Why do you think it is ok to discriminate against them?

I don't. But many on the alt-right do.

 

[AAAintheBeltway]

I don't. But many on the alt-right do.

The entire world cannot move here, even if progressives seem to pretend otherwise. So inevitably, distinctions have to be made. The question is not if a group is being "discriminated against". The question is if such discrimination is reasonable.

We know that there is a non-random link between the percentage of muslims and terrorism. Muslims are also a population that has shown a fervent desire not to assimilate, but rather to act in a very divisive manner. There is very little upside to admitting large numbers of them and abundant reasons not to.

 

[newwurldmn]

The entire world cannot move here, even if progressives seem to pretend otherwise. So inevitably, distinctions have to be made. The question is not if a group is being "discriminated against". The question is if such discrimination is reasonable.

We know that there is a non-random link between the percentage of muslims and terrorism. Muslims are also a population that has shown a fervent desire not to assimilate, but rather to act in a very divisive manner. There is very little upside to admitting large numbers of them and abundant reasons not to.

So you believe that the decision on how immigration policy should be set should be based on a stereotyping of a religion and not on the merits of the individual?