When will the USA learn appeasement doesn't work

Submitted by Cheri Hunt (United States), Apr 25, 2007 at 13:22

Yes, the USA is multicultural, but it is One Nation, and I really am opposed to any group coming here demanding that we have schools in their language, whether it be Arabs or Mexicans. The time for give me your poor, is over. We have learned the hard way, that many, even most of aliens have no interest in obeying US laws, if they even bother to learn them.

For crying out loud, we just had 32 kids killed by a Korean National. Why in God's name would we open arms and pay for a school that will teach hatred for the American way of life? I believe in freedom, they don't. I believe in life, and they love death. It's obvious the differences are way too big to allow these people to be a part of America. They have none of our values. If we don't start protecting our borders and stop these illegals, you will not recognize the USA in 10 years. There are immigration laws, and they are there for a purpose.

To ignore these laws is anarchy. Has the government lost their way? Have they forgotten that this land is of, for and by the people who are CITIZENS, not ALIENS? Wake up America, before it is too late. You can not appease these people and win. Look at the history of Islam from 650AD and it is very apparent. Has everyone lost their minds? Did you all forget 9-11, or are you niave enough to think that appeasement will stop the next attack. It's way past time to deport ALL illegals from ALL nations. Uphold the law on the books. If they have American born children, then they can choose to either leave them behind or take them home with them. May sound cold and harsh, but if we don't remain a nation of law, then we become lawless. How can a lawless society stand to fight islamofacists, Mexican drug lords, etc.?

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