To: microgood
The bottom line is that if things were broken, the WWII generation fixed them. No they didn't, they passed the immigration law to replace the American people, with third world people, and create a new, exotic, impossible to govern, impossible to unite, never to be American again pool, of conflicted humanity with no commonality.
They broke everything during their lifetimes.
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07/04/2011 11:01:16 PM PDT by
ansel12
(America has close to India population of 1950s, India has 1,200,000,000 people now. Quality of Life?)
To: ansel12
No they didn't, they passed the immigration law to replace the American people, with third world people, and create a new, exotic, impossible to govern, impossible to unite, never to be American again pool, of conflicted humanity with no commonality.
You have your facts wrong. The WWII generation did not do that. Even if they had, they have not been in power for 30 years. So if there is a bad law that needs to be fixed, then it is not our job to blame previous generations, but fix them. They won WWII, payed off all the debt, rebuilt Europe and handed to the next generation the greatest country that has ever existed.
Everything after that is on our generation(s).
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