Lisabeth

Submitted by Straight_Talk_Luigi (United States), Jan 6, 2009 at 17:33

I've heard ALL of this before. It never seizes to stop on here.

I came across this by accident. I was googling about muslim and his religion.

Accident, huh? You mean you were not looking for any criticism of Islam? just all the good stuff, right?

So I am not looking for advise from you .

That's okay. I'm generous, and am happy to offer insight, even it it's not what you want to hear.

I know my mind and my heart and if I choose to give him a greencard even if he doesn't ask it is my right.

Whether or not he gets a greencard is for the government to decide in rational fashion, not a lost-in-love woman. Be assured though, they just want to make sure he won't blow up something or rape little kids or kill people in back alleys. Aside from that, he's your problem.

I am sure he would like to have it becuase it would give him great opportunity be able to live and travel in the US. But why do you think all people want to come here or live here?

I don't, and I've mentioned that on here before. Not everyone wants to come to the USA to live. Many people, like all the illegal Hispanics, do so because they have no choice. Other people have pride in their own homes and countries even if they have not all the luxuries we have.

And why would I want him to change? I love him how he is and I am not looking to change him just for someone to share my life with. So I don't get your arguement because I am not looking for one. I just stated my facts about me and I am happy and nothing you say will change that. Since we have met I have found many women and men who date and marry Moroccans and some have brought them here and they are very happy.

Well, first of all, if you are going to post on here, I need to set the record for our readers.

For one thing, I am curious to know what you mean about "many men and women who marry Moroccans" because the State Department does not issue out very many visas at all to Moroccans. I sincerely hope you are not referring to what people have said on the internet.

You can not judge somebody by their religion that is stereotyping don't you think. I feel like the luckiest woman in the world to have found my prince!

No, no one can judge, and this is not about Islam so I guess you can drop the stereotyping card because it's not happening on here, okay? I've been around long enough to know what is going on situations in like these. You have found your prince and you're the luckiest woman in the world. Well, I can certainly understand how you feel.

But that sounds all too familiar to me. Just read the other posts. Do you really think your situation is any different? What about it makes it so special and unique? The fact that you are even on here defending it says even more.

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