Loki Loc: Georgia

Squeaking annoys me.

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

The squealing is annoying also!
https://www.facebook.com/TheTrumpRepublicans/videos/521912474820414/

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Not to mention how many times he was shut down by the SCOTUS and still violated their rulings!!!

straightUp Loc: California

Are you actually trying to confuse me with fancy tap dancing? YOU said my "bullshit" opinions are "bigoted ignorance" when they're refuted by law... That's from the "non-italicized" sentence YOU posted. (red)

...so, I asked... where did I ever say anything that's refuted by U.S. Law? That's from the italicized part, that I posted (blue)

Once again, you can't answer that, so you resort to smoke screens and, I dunno - LOL... "confusion tactics" ha, ha, ha...

But, ya know... now that I think about it, even thought I've never suggested breaking the law (unless someone's life depends on it), I actually DO have things to say that are currently refuted by law. But that doesn't make me ignorant. You actually said that when my opinions are refuted by law, they're bigoted ignorance. There's no basis for saying that and if there was, then all the Republicans with opinions refuted by the ACA (which is the law) are ignorant bigots. So, try to work THAT one into your elaborate web of excuses and exceptions.



But if you actually read through it (instead of glossing over what Google gave you) it would become apparent that according to 8 USC 1186, 1201, 1227, there are NO situations where a permanent resident could be deported that would not place him in prison if he were a citizen. I know six permanent residents personally and they don't trigger ANY of the conditions in the first section and they would only trigger flags in the second section of they were indeed convicted of criminal activity.

So yeah, if you want to get technical, being a citizen gives you the right to live here (in jail, without a right to vote or own a gun) that permanent residents don't always have. But for my six law abiding friends, they have as much right to live here as you do.

...Mother fucka.


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Very good Loki..! Yes, I *did* understand... Keep up the good work and one day you'll be able say words that actually mean things.

straightUp Loc: California

You should figure out how to fix that without getting your ass kicked.

straightUp Loc: California

Ha, ha... that's so obviously an act.

They should just make genre out of degrading liberals. It's already becoming an ideology in it's own right. We can call it disliberalism - LOL

PeterS

Oh with you conservatives Obama would have been guilty no matter what he did. And how did exempting small business from mandated coverage compromise 'it' further? Like I said, you set it up so that no matter what Obama did you are still pissed off.

Loki Loc: Georgia

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You really ARE that stupid, aren't you?
You said...

"But if you actually read through it (instead of glossing over what Google gave you) it would become apparent that according to 8 USC 1186, 1201, 1227, there are NO situations where a permanent resident could be deported that would not place him in prison if he were a citizen. I know six permanent residents personally and they don't trigger ANY of the conditions in the first section and they would only trigger flags in the second section of they were indeed convicted of criminal activity.
So yeah, if you want to get technical, being a citizen gives you the right to live here (in jail, without a right to vote or own a gun) that permanent residents don't always have. But for my six law abiding friends, they have as much right to live here as you do."

...Mother fucka

Your question was what rights does a citizen have that a permanent resident does not? The right not to be deported. Had YOU read the excerpts, instead of assuming you knew what they said, you would have found that permanent legal residents can have their status revoked. Once that happens, they are the same as any other illegal. They can be deported. A citizen cannot have his or her citizenship revoked, you arrogant prick.
You said nothing about your "six friends;" you said permanent residents in general. If they have the status, they have a smuch right to be here as I do. If that status gets revoked, they are simply illegals. Ergo, permanent legal resident status is NOT the same. They do not have the RIGHT to stay here. It is a revocable privilege extended by the US Government.
Next time, take the nice man's dick out of your mouth and pay attention before you post, and be more careful whom you call motherfucker.

Loki Loc: Georgia

Do you plan on tackling that job yourself, or farming it out to some of your precious wetbacks?

Loki Loc: Georgia

I almost forgot; one day, perhaps you will be able to comprehend words that mean things. You might even realize that you are nowhere near as smart as you think you are. Competency in one field does not automatically confer expertise or even knowledge in another. I once knew a very highly paid automotive R&D engineer who completely screwed up changing the spark plugs in his family car. Likewise a naval architect who was possibly the worst helmsman with whom I have ever had the misfortune to occupy the same sailboat.
You remind me of these two, for some reason. They also thought because they were skilled at their trades, they were authorities on everything else.

straightUp Loc: California

eagle... the neocons and "x-Democrats" are IN the "R" party.


It's been like this for 80 years. If you don't mind cutting the PC bullshit, the original name for it is imperialism. The PTB as you call them have always wanted to expand their enterprises and when the U.S. became the dominate global military power, it was a natural inclination to develop an imperialist foreign policy administered by the Executive Branch, so dinners at the white house and closed meetings in the west wing, rather than the gridlock of partisan politics on the open floors of the Capitol Hill chambers.

Partisan politics has always been a domestic game. Foreign policy is entirely different because it's not about the Republic or it's people, it's about empire and it's dynasties.


The Federal Reserve is owned by banks who are in turn owned by capitalists. You *do* understand what a capitalist is right? If you invest money in something that creates a profit then you are a capitalist... pretty straight forward. Of course there is wide disparity between penny stock capitalists and the market manipulating capitalists, and it's the later group that own the Fed, including many who are not even American.


Not necessarily. As I've said... communism is a democratic theory... Totalitarianism is the absence of democracy... so the two concepts are fundamentally different. Fascism is a very loose set of patterns that involve populist fronts, and aggressive nationalism. Either communist theory or fascist behavior... or even unbridled capitalism can result in a tyrannical power structure... or not.


How do you know about it if it's not exposed?


Do you just forget who you're talking to? I've already seen all this... It seems like every other post coming from you is a long list of links pointing to conspiracy theories about the same entities. CFR, TC, Bilderberg... You forgot Soros. ;)


It's always been obvious... They want stability. Clinton has the skill and the ability to provide that. Trump is so out of his league that the world is quite frankly, stunned.


First of all, I can't get passed that you refuse to call a duck a duck. "Bankster" is one of those meaningless terms. Like "The Man"... Banking is actually a smaller part of the picture that you might think. There is a lot more money and power stored in bank alternatives, such as the less regulated investment firms that control Wall Street. If anything banks are the means to an end as motivated by capitalists.


And that's why it's NOT the solution... Every time someone tries it, we wind up back where we started, with some central bank.

You should check into block-chain. I'm betting that will be the revolution you've been waiting for. Block-chain is essentially a peer-to-peer network supporting a shared ledger where every transaction is recorded and every record propagated automatically. No single entity can control or hide the records. Block-chain is the basis for Bitcoin but it's being researched for other currency options and for things like copyrighted media distribution.

Bottom line is... the world we live in now is mostly controlled by people who are good at hiding things, like taxable income, illegal sales, exploitation of undocumented workers... With a block-chain system, there won't be any place for bullshit and people will more likely get what they actually work for.

Loki Loc: Georgia

Undocumented workers? You have a nomenclature crisis. You are perfectly willing to call anyone who disagrees with you a bigot or racist; (all the while ignoring your own blatant bigotry), and unwilling to call a criminal a criminal. You seem eager to confer sainthood on anyone who hails from south of 32 degrees 43 minutes North latitude. The legality of their entrance into this country is not a consideration. What a shame the government immediately south of us does not share your laissez faire attitude towards national sovereignty.

straightUp Loc: California

No, Loki... That's not what I asked. YOU actually quoted me so I don't know how you're so confused... I said...

So, SHOW me where it says citizens have a right to live here that permanent resident aliens don't have."

This is the second time on this thread now where I caught you misrepresenting what I said. Are you on some kind of medication that makes you delusional?


I read the entire thing Loki and nothing you just said has any bearing on my assessment. Yes, I got that permanent residents can have their status revoked I didn't say that can't happen. What I said is that according to ALL of the conditions described in the law no permanent resident can be deported unless they commit a crime, which is why I said my "law-abiding" friends who are permanent residents have as much right to live here as you do.

...Motha-Fucka

Maybe you should slow down and sound out the words so you can actually start to understand the laws that you think make you so special.


Yes, they can you ignorant bitch.
https://www.uscis.gov/policymanual/HTML/PolicyManual-Volume12-PartL-Chapter2.html


Go back and read dumb-ass... The only group of people that I literally said has as much right to live here as you do, was my six law-abiding friends. But I was using them as an example... there are millions of law-abiding green card holders with as much right to live here as you do and I know that bugs the shit out of you but you can't do anything about it you little faggot, so I guess your just going to have to sit in your sad little room drawing pictures of brutalized stick men.


IF and ONLY IF they commit one or more of the crimes described in the law. Just like a citizen would need to commit one or more of the crimes described in the denaturalization law to be stripped of his citizenship. (Which you TOTALLY didn't know.)


I'll be very careful then... motherfucker.

straightUp Loc: California

The squeaking isn't a problem for me, so I don't need to fix it... After 8 years of squeaky Republicans, I just got used to it.