[Publius6961]

And most of those parents are U.S. citizens; that is where your argument fails. You are punishing a "patriotic" LPR for the "unpatriotic" act of a true citizen.

Only if you are allowed to go into the weeds with a faulty premise.

I have an opinion about citizens who behave likewise, but is irrelevant and I won't allow you to change the subject.

You may assume anything you wish. Stupidity is not a crime. I just question your assumption of "..a "patriotic" LPR", as opposed to one who is an opportunist and an enemy within, even though a child is a hero. The point being that the two are not mutually exclusive..

[1rudeboy]

I just question your assumption of "..a "patriotic" LPR", as opposed to one who is an opportunist and an enemy within, even though a child is a hero.

No doubt you do, because you simply assume she is an opportunist and an enemy within. What a crock.

[1rudeboy]

Furthermore, you probably didn't notice because your knee was jerking so badly, but Mrs. Lagman is not even quoted in this article, making your contention that you are qualified to judge her character that much more laughable.