True or not?

Tom Earp · #1 02-02-2008, 04:02 PM

Thank You so very much in keeping tabs on me and what I do!

Have I been on SK thread lately and wonder why you intimated things about me?

No, do not think so!

Drolefille · #2 02-03-2008, 03:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Tom Earp

Thank You so very much in keeping tabs on me and what I do!

Have I been on SK thread lately and wonder why you intimated things about me?

No, do not think so!

So you actually think I'm spying on you and that's how I knew that this was a copy/paste?

Yeah, I'm totally keeping tabs on you.

DaemonSeid · #3 02-03-2008, 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Drolefille

So you actually think I'm spying on you and that's how I knew that this was a copy/paste?

Yeah, I'm totally keeping tabs on you.

I smell a Carly Simon song coming...hehehe

SWTXBelle · #4 02-03-2008, 12:47 PM

Yes, my ancestors came to this country from England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Norway - LEGALLY. Some actually went to Ellis Island and had to pass "inspection" before being allowed in. I've got nothing against immigration - I just want it done according to the law. How's that for on-topic?

But the hijack is more fun. The Pope is back!

DeltAlum · #5 02-03-2008, 02:07 PM

So, if everyone dislikes the long post, why quote it in its entirity over and over?

Just wondering.

While the cut and paste may be too long, if it's something that came to a mailbox, you can't leave a link to it, right?

Or does everyone object to the subject, too?

Seems like some would like to discuss it.

DSTCHAOS · #6 02-03-2008, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by DeltAlum

So, if everyone dislikes the long post, why quote it in its entirity over and over?

Just wondering.

While the cut and paste may be too long, if it's something that came to a mailbox, you can't leave a link to it, right?

Or does everyone object to the subject, too?

Seems like some would like to discuss it.

Why don't those of you who are making this observation also provide your opinions of the topic to get it started? It's always silly to just remind everyone that the topic isn't being discussed.

DeltAlum · #7 02-03-2008, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

Why don't those of you who are making this observation also provide your opinions of the topic to get it started? It's always silly to just remind everyone that the topic isn't being discussed.

Because, in this case, I don't have an opinion that I care to share or that I think anyone is interested in.

It's just a waste of my time scrolling through the quotes to see if anyone does have an opinion I might find interesting.

Drolefille · #8 02-03-2008, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

DUH.

Put the message in a shorter, nonemail forward format, and people may give a damn enough to read and reflect on it.

THIS

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Originally Posted by LeslieAGD

Okay, I'll bite...it does not reflect my opinion. Breaking into someone's house (their individual, OWNED property) is not the same as coming into a "free" country (which no one owns, and which many of our ancestors - except the Native American Indians and Mexican Indians - immigrated to).

Agreed, it's a crap analogy in the first place. Also a racist one, I like how the "burglars" did all the housework. There's no assumptions being made their at all!

I agree that illegal immigration is wrong, but it's a case where punishing the immigrants isn't actually going to solve anything and we need to make systemic changes instead. And a wall is sooo not the answer.

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Originally Posted by DeltAlum

So, if everyone dislikes the long post, why quote it in its entirity over and over?

Just wondering.

While the cut and paste may be too long, if it's something that came to a mailbox, you can't leave a link to it, right?

Or does everyone object to the subject, too?

Seems like some would like to discuss it.

A) it's posted multiple places online
B)You're not discussing it either, you've made it into a meta discussion of why we're not discussing the topic.
C) It's crap logic and not worth the time, in my opinion. I'd discuss immigration, but not in that context. Start from any sort of logical place and we'll see.

LeslieAGD · #9 02-03-2008, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

It isn't the same but I also don't agree with illegal immigration--since we actually do have immigration laws.

I didn't say that there isn't a need for immigration laws, or that I support illegal immigration, my post refered to the stupiditiy of the editorial which was addressed in the beginning of the thread.

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Originally Posted by Drolefille

Agreed, it's a crap analogy in the first place. Also a racist one, I like how the "burglars" did all the housework. There's no assumptions being made there at all!

I agree that illegal immigration is wrong, but it's a case where punishing the immigrants isn't actually going to solve anything and we need to make systemic changes instead. And a wall is sooo not the answer.

Ditto, Drolefille!

There are millions of illegal immigrants currently in the US and it's unreasonable to believe we can kick them all out. We need to do three things (in this order)...1) Stop any more immigrants from coming into the country illegally by better securing all of our borders, 2) Deport any illegal immigrants who commit crimes once they are here, and 3) Get the illegal immigrants who are here on a path to citizenship.