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Actually the true Catholic Church does not advocate breaking the laws of the USA, but certain leftist radicals have decided that the USA does not exist as far as borders and that our entire welfare system is here for the taking.
Where I live, now so-called Catholic nuns perform "charity" by helping illegals find loopholes into the welfare system, not that many loopholes are needed, all it takes is to be a single mother here illegally and they've found a way around the immigration laws and all the handouts they could dream of.
When there isn't a welfare baby about to be born, there are some other very easy visas, just pretend to be some kind of victim and there's the Visa U, and provide some information about the cartel you're involved in and there's the Visa S. And of course the welfare handouts that come with those visas.
It is acceptable to break unjust laws and regulations and I find all of your hate to be very troubling.
It is acceptable to break unjust laws and regulations and I find all of your hate to be very troubling.
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Don't go there. People may take the law into their own hands against illegal aliens. If you don't like our laws against illegal aliens; work on changing them within the system.
...Only 200 people may be admitted in S-5 status each year, and only 50 may be admitted in S-6 status. The maximum period of admission in S status is three years. By statute, the program is set to expire seven years after it was created. This means the program will end in 2000...
So "malamute" is inventing stories about a non-immigrant visa program a dozen years after it ended?...
So because you don't like a law, it's unjust, and ok to ignore it? I don't find our immigration laws unjust at all, so ir's a matter of opinion.
Exactly! Those in our government who set our immigration quotas do so based on our needs and our ability to provide them with jobs and resources without negatively impacting our own. There is nothing unjust about that. The true haters are those who don't care how too much immigration legal or illegal impacts our own citizens.
It is acceptable to break unjust laws and regulations and I find all of your hate to be very troubling.
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Said the parasite to the host. There is nothing keeping you from donating your life savings to a variety of organizations created to help those in need. All it takes is to bust out your checkbook. Oh, don't count on the rest of us following suite.
Said the parasite to the host. There is nothing keeping you from donating your life savings to a variety of organizations created to help those in need. All it takes is to bust out your checkbook. Oh, don't count on the rest of us following suite.
It is acceptable to break unjust laws and regulations...
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This has to be the winner of the most Post I've ever read here. So if I think any ol' law is unjust, I can and should break it?
Hey Red, what do you think of Mexico's laws? I hear they're way stricter than ours.
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I hear they're way stricter than ours. 
