OT – The Dream Act

[Aecetia]

Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.[/quote]

That’s more like what we have now under the current system.

If we welcomed educated immigrants from around the world, and educate those who aren’t educated, then we’d have a more prosperous society.

Remember that about two milenias later, the Huns as well as other barbarians are now all Europeans. The process of assimilation can be slow or it can be accelerated.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.[/quote]

That’s more like what we have now under the current system.

If we welcomed educated immigrants from around the world, and educate those who aren’t educated, then we’d have a more prosperous society.

Remember that about two milenias later, the Huns as well as other barbarians are now all Europeans. The process of assimilation can be slow or it can be accelerated.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.[/quote]

That’s more like what we have now under the current system.

If we welcomed educated immigrants from around the world, and educate those who aren’t educated, then we’d have a more prosperous society.

Remember that about two milenias later, the Huns as well as other barbarians are now all Europeans. The process of assimilation can be slow or it can be accelerated.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.[/quote]

That’s more like what we have now under the current system.

If we welcomed educated immigrants from around the world, and educate those who aren’t educated, then we’d have a more prosperous society.

Remember that about two milenias later, the Huns as well as other barbarians are now all Europeans. The process of assimilation can be slow or it can be accelerated.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.[/quote]

That’s more like what we have now under the current system.

If we welcomed educated immigrants from around the world, and educate those who aren’t educated, then we’d have a more prosperous society.

Remember that about two milenias later, the Huns as well as other barbarians are now all Europeans. The process of assimilation can be slow or it can be accelerated.

[Aecetia]

You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.

[Aecetia]

You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.

[Aecetia]

You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.

[Aecetia]

You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.

[Aecetia]

You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.

[CA renter]

[quote=Aecetia]You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.[/quote]

Totally agree with this, Aecetia.

[CA renter]

[quote=Aecetia]You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.[/quote]

Totally agree with this, Aecetia.

[CA renter]

[quote=Aecetia]You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.[/quote]

Totally agree with this, Aecetia.

[CA renter]

[quote=Aecetia]You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.[/quote]

Totally agree with this, Aecetia.

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