[HiTech RedNeck]

Also if you want God to forgive you and to forgive me maybe we should give holy consideration to a situation where He may be asking us to forgive others too.

The crux is a WISE forgiveness. Some of the Hispanics who came without permission have in fact prospered in an otherwise upright fashion. They would be good candidates for forgiveness. Others? Well give them a first class plane ticket... back to Mexico. And yes we can guard the border better, it is a matter of will.

[DoughtyOne]

Also if you want God to forgive you and to forgive me maybe we should give holy consideration to a situation where He may be asking us to forgive others too.  And the cost to unemployed U. S. Citizens and their families?  Who forgives them and gives them the jobs they were displaced from?

The crux is a WISE forgiveness.  I don't consider it reasoned, wise, fair, or any other descriptor you wish to thos out, to forgive one person at the expense of another.  You have spent a lot of time here debating me on this, and haven't once expressed any consideration for U. S. Citizens.  Why is that?  What did our citizens do to you, that you push to rights of illegal immigrants of theirs?

Some of the Hispanics who came without permission have in fact prospered in an otherwise upright fashion. They would be good candidates for forgiveness. Others? Well give them a first class plane ticket... back to Mexico. And yes we can guard the border better, it is a matter of will.

Okay, we'll here we are again.  Now we're at the point in the conversation where we're going to praise how folks used the stolen funds and services, and advocate for them being forgiven on that basis.

Another words, it doesn't matter who robs a bank, it's how they spend the funds that really counts.

Yep, I guess I should fall in line behind Sarah now.  NOT!

Do you have any idea how bad the logic you are expressing here is?