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Frost wrote:Do i really need to point out that moving and invading are not the same thing?

Do I really have to explain what means?

Frost wrote:Why is it that if i move across town it is called moving and no one cares, but if i move across an imaginary line drawn by politicians it is called immigration and everyone freaks out if i don't fill out some paper work?

Because those imaginary lines drawn by policitians were probably bought with the blood of people fighting for the right to keep calling it home?. Sometimes those 'lines' are called rivers and they form natural boundaries, sometimes there are no rivers so imaginary lines are drawn. Maybe your door threshold could be considered a false boundary and anyone is welcome to just move in and take up residence without your permission....but mine isn't.

I guess Hilter's invasion of Poland was just him looking to move house?

VoiceofReason wrote:

AEA wrote:Now, Texas needs to step up!

Texas no longer has the guts.

Our Governor and state elected officials haven’t even stood up to support Arizona.

Texas should boycott those states that are boycotting Arizona.

Amen.

I am looking for a list of companies that I need to boycott for boycotting AZ too. Hit 'em in their pocket book. To me them boycotting is tantamount to them supporting criminals.

I have just been watching a TV show about Derby Line VT. They are putting gates up across the border with Canada in a town where previously townsfolk could come and go at will.

How come nobody is up in arms at that border being tightened but they get all bent out of shape at tightening the Southern Border. Surely it doesn't have anything to do with the fact that VT is a whole lot closer to Washington and New York....right?

I lived in Arizona for 2 years and loved the state and their attitude.

They have some very interesting public figures over there...Sherrif Joe should run for president!