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Ryand-Smith posted:See, its funny. I can tell that most of the people in this thread are all not descendants of immigrants (as in, my old man received their naturalization through military service). By this argument, we must never make immigration any easier, lest your parents' experience be devalued. C'mon, that's horseshit. Making things better isn't an insult to people who've had it hard. quote:Also, why do you not support drug legalization, which would help improve Mexico and other South American countries. If this isn't a majority opinion in D&D, I'd be surprised. quote:I'm sorry if I'm contrarian, but when you have filled out hundreds of immigration papers, visa requests, signed forms, and gone to naturalization ceremonies, you would understand that people who have worked hard, and not had the luck to simply cross a border (luck meaning they COULD, rather than it was easy, immigrating across the desert, dealing with rapists, drug lords and violence is not luck() (and I know about open borders, my homeland has an issue with genuine terrorists invading and bombing schoolhouses), is not .. fair. Ah, so it boils down FYGM in the end.
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