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Of course not,You ask them first if they are communist,if they are not, you
send them back ,if they are you just kill the ****s and save the planet.
"Michael Price" <nini_pad@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On Jul 16, 11:46 am, strabo <str...@flashlight.net> wrote:
>> Alex Russell wrote:
>> > Mike wrote:
>> >> On Jul 13, 8:35 am, uri <dann...@bezeqint.net> wrote:
>> >>> It's immoral to deny people access to a country simply because they
>> >>> are foreigners. No one owns the land of the earth so anyone can go
>> >>> and
>> >>> live wherever he wants, without being deported or put in prison by
>> >>> the
>> >>> government.
>>
>> >> Get lost, troll.
>>
>> > If you had checked, you would see that this post is on anarchist lists
>> > as well as general politics. It is a widely held view among anarchists
>> > that borders are immoral, so Uri's post is not a troll.
>>
>> Immoral?
>>
>> Is the key and lock to your car immoral? Is the latch to your front
>> door immoral?
>>
> No because those are your property, but it would be immoral for
> someone to lock your car against your consent. You don't own
> America and neither do the Bushrangers, much as they'd like
> to pretend they do.
>
>> But of course, property is immoral to socialists and collectivists.
>
> Well the sort of "property" that consists of "the people"
> arbitrarily
> deciding it owns something because it has the numbers is immoral
> to all true anarchists, but it's less clear that it's immoral to all
> socialists and collectivists. In fact you are arguing the
> collectivist
> idea that a nation can own something, which it cannot. Americans
> are prefectly entitled to invite whoever they want onto their land
> regardless of what the rest of the nation thinks of it. The rest of
> the nation don't own the individuals land nor do they have are
> moral right to exclude people from places not theirs.
>
>> So much for your American citizenship.
>>
>> Sorry, it just isn't a good fit. Go elsewhere.
>
> Why don't you?
>
>> There are plenty of
>> budding power vacuums for you to exploit. Find your life's work there.
>> Go and piss those people off.
>>
>> By the way, I'd like to have your car. Not giving it to me is immoral.
>>
> You don't own the country, stop pretending that you do.
>
>>
>> > Why shouldn't people who are willing to work hard, and uphold the local
>> > community standards be welcomed?
>>
>> First of all your premise is arguable and the evidence to uphold it
>> is either contrary or not available.
>>
> Yeah because all those immigrants have been slacking off, that's
> why they're found in raids on workplaces. In fact illegal immigrants
> clearly do obey the laws otherwise they'd be found in routine police
> enquiries. Presumably that means they uphold "community standards".
>
>> Second, there is more to being an American and of the culture than your
>> shallow invitation suggests.
>>
> So? Just because someone isn't "of the culture" doesn't make him
> not a human being and doesn't mean he should be excluded from
> places.
>
>> >
>>
>> > Alex
>>
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send them back ,if they are you just kill the ****s and save the planet.
"Michael Price" <nini_pad@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On Jul 16, 11:46 am, strabo <str...@flashlight.net> wrote:
>> Alex Russell wrote:
>> > Mike wrote:
>> >> On Jul 13, 8:35 am, uri <dann...@bezeqint.net> wrote:
>> >>> It's immoral to deny people access to a country simply because they
>> >>> are foreigners. No one owns the land of the earth so anyone can go
>> >>> and
>> >>> live wherever he wants, without being deported or put in prison by
>> >>> the
>> >>> government.
>>
>> >> Get lost, troll.
>>
>> > If you had checked, you would see that this post is on anarchist lists
>> > as well as general politics. It is a widely held view among anarchists
>> > that borders are immoral, so Uri's post is not a troll.
>>
>> Immoral?
>>
>> Is the key and lock to your car immoral? Is the latch to your front
>> door immoral?
>>
> No because those are your property, but it would be immoral for
> someone to lock your car against your consent. You don't own
> America and neither do the Bushrangers, much as they'd like
> to pretend they do.
>
>> But of course, property is immoral to socialists and collectivists.
>
> Well the sort of "property" that consists of "the people"
> arbitrarily
> deciding it owns something because it has the numbers is immoral
> to all true anarchists, but it's less clear that it's immoral to all
> socialists and collectivists. In fact you are arguing the
> collectivist
> idea that a nation can own something, which it cannot. Americans
> are prefectly entitled to invite whoever they want onto their land
> regardless of what the rest of the nation thinks of it. The rest of
> the nation don't own the individuals land nor do they have are
> moral right to exclude people from places not theirs.
>
>> So much for your American citizenship.
>>
>> Sorry, it just isn't a good fit. Go elsewhere.
>
> Why don't you?
>
>> There are plenty of
>> budding power vacuums for you to exploit. Find your life's work there.
>> Go and piss those people off.
>>
>> By the way, I'd like to have your car. Not giving it to me is immoral.
>>
> You don't own the country, stop pretending that you do.
>
>>
>> > Why shouldn't people who are willing to work hard, and uphold the local
>> > community standards be welcomed?
>>
>> First of all your premise is arguable and the evidence to uphold it
>> is either contrary or not available.
>>
> Yeah because all those immigrants have been slacking off, that's
> why they're found in raids on workplaces. In fact illegal immigrants
> clearly do obey the laws otherwise they'd be found in routine police
> enquiries. Presumably that means they uphold "community standards".
>
>> Second, there is more to being an American and of the culture than your
>> shallow invitation suggests.
>>
> So? Just because someone isn't "of the culture" doesn't make him
> not a human being and doesn't mean he should be excluded from
> places.
>
>> >
>>
>> > Alex
>>
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