Very Political

**CUSP82** · 03-07-2017

Invalid argument Wish. We all know crimes are committed by Americans. Can you tell me how it is good to add a few more?

**closed224** · 03-07-2017

No it is not good to add a few more.
It would be good to help our residents and maybe fix some of the reasons people feel disenfranchised and resort to these crimes. Extending the disenfranchising is not going to make us safer. Is not going to stop any crimes including coming into the country illegally. Most that come from Mexico illegally now come through/over/under the wall. This will continue.

**Tamora** · 03-07-2017

Britain probably wouldn't have defeated the Germans, Italians and Japanese on their own as we had a total of 8.5 million combined Commonwealth troops compared to America's 16 million. It also stands to reason that America probably wouldn't have defeated the Germans, Italians and Japanese on their own either.

America didn't win the second world war, Britain, France, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, India, the Soviet Union, China, and the USA did!

The estimated number of people serving in the second world war is 1.9 billion! Think about it!

Gosh! Talk about a pointless argument!

**CUSP82** · 03-07-2017

No barrier is ever insurmountable but if you stop one, two, 1,225, 3,089, or whatever it reduces the chance of having someone's child die. If Americans commit 30,000 murders a year and 5 are killed by illegals then maybe 5 parents will still have their child or 5 wives may still have their husbands.

**Party** · 03-07-2017

True enough, but let's not forget the U.S.A was fighting a war in all hémisphères, the logistics of this are mind boggling even today. And I would say the Pacific war was far more difficult to win than Europe. Both because Europe was a ground war mostly and the Pacific a sea war. Also the Pacific war was won mostly by Americans, with Australia's help, the USSR didn't commit troops till near the end of the war. Now matter how y'a spin it, WW II was a nasty piece of human history.

On on a personal note. I've mentioned this before. My wife's father was to have been part of the D day Normandy invasion. Luckily, the General decided to drive the jeep that night right off a cliff. My future father in law had a destroyed ankle and sent home. 22 years later, my wife was born, fate.

**NOWHARD** · 03-07-2017

If Americans commit 30,000 murders a year, then there are just to many guns in the USA.

In your answer Cusp there are no illegals there Americans?

NOWHARD

**Tamora** · 03-07-2017

Originally Posted by Party

True enough, but let's not forget the U.S.A was fighting a war in all hémisphères, the logistics of this are mind boggling even today. And I would say the Pacific war was far more difficult to win than Europe. Both because Europe was a ground war mostly and the Pacific a sea war. Also the Pacific war was won mostly by Americans, with Australia's help, the USSR didn't commit troops till near the end of the war. Now matter how y'a spin it, WW II was a nasty piece of human history.

On on a personal note. I've mentioned this before. My wife's father was to have been part of the D day Normandy invasion. Luckily, the General decided to drive the jeep that night right off a cliff. My future father in law had a destroyed ankle and sent home. 22 years later, my wife was born, fate.

Okay, you win!

You can piss further, faster and harder than the rest of us!

Nice story about your wife's father by the way! Just think, you could have been a rich man by now!

**Party** · 03-07-2017

Originally Posted by Tamora

Okay, you win!

You can piss further, faster and harder than the rest of us!

Nice story about your wife's father by the way! Just think, you could have been a rich man by now!

i am a rich man. Married to a hyper multi orgasmic woman who gave me two great kids. She just isn't an accountant.

**not2big** · 03-07-2017

Does illegal immigration lead to higher crime rates. Yes and no. Depends on which study you use.

Does Illegal Immigration Relate to Higher Crime Incidence? - Illegal Immigration - ProCon.org

Strange how you can make a strong argument either way

**Cavalier** · 03-07-2017

There is more to it than just crime. They are driving wages down, taking jobs away from Americans and legal immigrants and helping to drive up the cost of healthcare. This cheap labor, whether it's here or abroad, makes it very difficult for the small businesses who hire in the US and legally to offer reasonable benefits to their employees.