Loki wrote:
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"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."
What you neglected to mention, pendejo, is that a natural born citizen cannot be deported.
That doesn't change what I said, shit-for-brains. As long as a permanent resident isn't convicted of a crime he cannot be deported. So if someone does commit a crime, they can be incarcerated, executed OR deported if they are not a natural born citizen. In the end, that's the only difference, one more option for criminals that aren't natural born citizens. 'Doesn't seem like much of an advantage to brag about.
Loki wrote:
A naturalized citizen who has been naturalized for more than 5 years cannot be deported.
A naturalized citizen CAN be denaturalized and THEN deported. I have not seen any exceptions for those who have been naturalized for more than 5 years, so you're going to have top post a link for that one. Otherwise, I'll just assume you once again misunderstood what you think you're reading.
Ya know, I remember in High School before I was allowed to be a citizen the issue of deportation came up several times by idiots who think deportation is some kind of power they hold as citizens. I've since come to understand how much of that is wishful thinking. Some people need to feel superior and sometimes being born is the apex of their accomplishments, so being a natural born citizen becomes the only qualification they can find and they often exaggerate it's significance.
Loki wrote:
I also said, you asshole, that your "friends," (assuming you actually have some) have every right to live here. If they are permanent legal residents, they can be deported for cause. Absent cause, they cannot. What part of that is so hard for you to understand?
I understood that all along. Why do you think I keep qualifying my friends as "law-abiding"? BTW, deportation is costly and it rarely ever happens to resident aliens unless the crime they commit is really fucking serious... the kind that WOULD put a citizen in prison, on death row or in the process of denaturalization. So, again - I'm not seeing any real advantage here. I certainly wouldn't get too excited about deporting legal immigrants for not returning library books. LOL
Loki wrote:
Loki wrote:
A citizen cannot have his or her citizenship revoked, you arrogant prick.
You said:
"Yes, they can you ignorant bitch."
Once more, as per your own link, a naturalized citizen whose citizenship is LESS than five years can have citizenship revoked, as they are still on a sort of provisional status. After that, they cannot.
One more time, take the nice man's penis out of your mouth so you can concentrate, You aren't very good at multi-tasking.
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Once more, you have proven the inadequacy of your reading comprehension skills. The five years mentioned in the denaturualization policy only applies to the third and fourth qualifications...
[/i]Qualification #3: Membership in Subversive Groups: Your citizenship may be revoked if the U.S. government can prove that you joined a subversive organization within five years of becoming a naturalized citizen.[/i]
Qualification #4: Dishonorable Military Discharge: your citizenship may be revoked if you are dishonorably discharged before serving five years. In either case it doesn't matter if you've been naturalized for 50 years, if it can be proven that either of these things occurred less than five years after naturalization, you can be denaturalized.
Here's the link if you want to read it again...
http://immigration.findlaw.com/citizenship/can-your-u-s-citizenship-be-revoked-.html*******
You prated:
"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."Personally, I doubt you have six friends; law-abiding or not. You may have six ass-kissers who agree with everything you say.
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pointless.
Loki wrote:
I don't know where you get the idea that I am opposed to legal immigrants.
I never said you were - at least not overtly. But we've have enough conversation with you to get the impression you wish more legal immigrants WERE illegal.
Loki wrote:
Another figment of your Hobbit Dancer imagination.
What's with all your references to dicks and hobbits?
Loki wrote:
I am opposed to ILLEGAL ALIENS. I don't know which part of that sobriquet gives you so much comprehensional challenge. I suppose you are running out of arguments so you are making shit up.
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No, I'm presenting a bigger picture that you just aren't understanding (or you're refusing to understand it - I really can't tell with you). You seem to think the world starts and ends with the law, but laws are a means to an end. Perhaps your conservative "do as your told" upbringing precludes you from venturing beyond the dictates of law where people like me ask questions. For instance, WHY are we deciding to make immigration illegal for some people? As a citizen, I feel the responsibility to challenge the morality of such laws. I don't think, for example, there is any reason we can't just give the dreamers full citizenship. But people like you WANT those laws to keep them illegal. That way you can hide your bigotry behind the law like the weasel I think you are.
Loki wrote:
I noticed you called me a faggot. You sound like the right wing bigot you accuse me of being. Hypocritical mouth whore.
Well, you keep bringing up gay images, so I figure, maybe your a closet case.