In a surprise move, the strict constitutionalist has taken aim at the 14th Amendment as part of a proposal to control growing illegal immigration. U.S. Rep. Paul, R-Texas, proposes repealing the provision that gives automatic citizenship to children born in the U.S., even if their parents enter the country illegally."Ron Paul wants border security now," his new campaign ad asserts. "Physically secure the border. No amnesty. No welfare to illegal aliens. End birthright citizenship. No more student visas from terrorist nations."
Thats great!
I don't know how he (as a strict Constitutionalist) intends to do that without the cooperation of the other two branches of government or the Governors of the States, but hey, he's making promising to his supporters and as we all know, Politicians always make good on their promises, right?
Of course not mentioned in any of this is what to do about the ones already here. I mean how many anchor babies have been born in America in the past 40 years?
How many legal immigrants have, and are, still pouring in?
It isn’t going to be enough for the government to “crack down” on illegal immigration at this point, because the third worlders that are already here are out breeding Americans to the extent that the America so many of these politicians are jostling over is already a third-world ghetto.
And what makes the third-world the third-world is not an extremely lengthy run of incredibly bad luck, but the people who inhabit it. Bring them here and they will simply reproduce their environment in a neighborhood near you…
Stopping the Amnesty Bill in 2006 did not reverse the flow of immigrants. The outcome is going to be the same regardless....an over populated, rapidly crumbling nation of various races of peoples who cannot, by virtue of genetics, come to a consensus on culture, morality, government or rule of law...
And therein lies the problem with Ron Paul...
He is running for President of an America that hasn’t existed for 30 years…
Who can you vote for?
Anybody you like, as the outcome will be the same whether its Billary, the black guy or a potted plant...
This is 2008.
We are in post-American history now. It is time to start thinking in those terms...
