Title: AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: YRABNNRM on January 08, 2004, 02:33:14 PM Since we're not holding formal debates this is where voters can ask the candidates questions, get to know the candidate better and the candidates can ask each other questions.
Created by request ;) Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 12th Doctor on January 08, 2004, 02:40:16 PM Since we're not holding formal debates this is where voters can ask the candidates questions, get to know the candidate better and the candidates can ask each other questions. Created by request ;) Thank You. My first question is to Demrepdan. What exactly is your stance on abortion? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Inmate Trump on January 08, 2004, 05:41:00 PM I have a question for Supersoulty.
We have been at war since 9/11/01. Afghanistan was the first battlefield, Iraq the second. There's no doubt there will be more battles in other countries in the War on Terror, more appropriately known as World War III. My question is, if you were president, what would your next action be in the War on Terror? And are you open to sending U.S. troops to foreign soil to topple a terrorist regime without U.N. approval, ie. the Battle of Iraq? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Demrepdan on January 08, 2004, 06:59:36 PM Thank You. My first question is to Demrepdan. What exactly is your stance on abortion? Where do I stand on abortion? Well, I do believe I have made my stance on abortion quite clear. The person who SHOULD be asked where he TRULY stands on abortion is PD. Here is my stance, as stated before. I support abortion in these cases. The mother of the child is raped. The child is a product of incest. The mother's life is in danger, and she will die if she has the child, thus risking the child's life as well. So why let TWO people die, the mother and the child, when you can save the mother? I will LISTEN to those people who think that abortion is ok if the doctor determines through genetics that the baby will have major birth defects. I will LISTEN to them, but as I feel right now, it is wrong. You should give the baby a chance at life no matter what disabilities it may have when it is born. You never know what may happen, what cures may be discovered tomorrow, that can better the baby’s life. I am also willing to LISTEN to other reasons as to why a woman should have an abortion. ABOVE ALL, I do not support partial birth abortion, even if ANY of these aforementioned scenarios apply. Abortions should only take place in the early part of the pregnancy, perhaps the first trimester. I am DISGUSTED in women who get an abortion simply because she got pregnant, and she uses it as a "birth control" method. If you had SEX with some "cute boy" you just met last night, and now you regret your mistake. TOO BAD! LIVE WITH IT! We learn from our mistakes! The GIRL who had unprotected sex should learn from her mistakes, and NOT the baby in her belly! She should take responsibility for her actions! Those are my feelings on abortion. And if elected, I will attempt to pass an "Abortion Reform" bill through congress. It would not get RID of abortion, but it would make the rules on getting an abortion more strict. Many of my rules stated above, would be integrated into the bill. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: PD on January 08, 2004, 07:58:04 PM Thank You. My first question is to Demrepdan. What exactly is your stance on abortion? Where do I stand on abortion? Well, I do believe I have made my stance on abortion quite clear. The person who SHOULD be asked where he TRULY stands on abortion is PD. Here is my stance, as stated before. I support abortion in these cases. The mother of the child is raped. The child is a product of incest. The mother's life is in danger, and she will die if she has the child, thus risking the child's life as well. So why let TWO people die, the mother and the child, when you can save the mother? I will LISTEN to those people who think that abortion is ok if the doctor determines through genetics that the baby will have major birth defects. I will LISTEN to them, but as I feel right now, it is wrong. You should give the baby a chance at life no matter what disabilities it may have when it is born. You never know what may happen, what cures may be discovered tomorrow, that can better the baby’s life. I am also willing to LISTEN to other reasons as to why a woman should have an abortion. ABOVE ALL, I do not support partial birth abortion, even if ANY of these aforementioned scenarios apply. Abortions should only take place in the early part of the pregnancy, perhaps the first trimester. I am DISGUSTED in women who get an abortion simply because she got pregnant, and she uses it as a "birth control" method. If you had SEX with some "cute boy" you just met last night, and now you regret your mistake. TOO BAD! LIVE WITH IT! We learn from our mistakes! The GIRL who had unprotected sex should learn from her mistakes, and NOT the baby in her belly! She should take responsibility for her actions! Those are my feelings on abortion. And if elected, I will attempt to pass an "Abortion Reform" bill through congress. It would not get RID of abortion, but it would make the rules on getting an abortion more strict. Many of my rules stated above, would be integrated into the bill. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: YRABNNRM on January 08, 2004, 08:01:38 PM Be careful.
Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: PD on January 08, 2004, 08:22:17 PM What do you mean?
Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: YRABNNRM on January 08, 2004, 10:03:09 PM What do you mean? Keep your cool. Anyways, I would like to see what the candidates stance is on the space program. Where do you think we should go? When do you think we should go? Should establish colonies/spacestations on the moon? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: PD on January 08, 2004, 11:08:21 PM What do you mean? Keep your cool. Anyways, I would like to see what the candidates stance is on the space program. Where do you think we should go? When do you think we should go? Should establish colonies/spacestations on the moon? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 7,052,770 on January 08, 2004, 11:11:47 PM Thank You. My first question is to Demrepdan. What exactly is your stance on abortion? Where do I stand on abortion? Well, I do believe I have made my stance on abortion quite clear. The person who SHOULD be asked where he TRULY stands on abortion is PD. Here is my stance, as stated before. I support abortion in these cases. The mother of the child is raped. The child is a product of incest. The mother's life is in danger, and she will die if she has the child, thus risking the child's life as well. So why let TWO people die, the mother and the child, when you can save the mother? I will LISTEN to those people who think that abortion is ok if the doctor determines through genetics that the baby will have major birth defects. I will LISTEN to them, but as I feel right now, it is wrong. You should give the baby a chance at life no matter what disabilities it may have when it is born. You never know what may happen, what cures may be discovered tomorrow, that can better the baby’s life. I am also willing to LISTEN to other reasons as to why a woman should have an abortion. ABOVE ALL, I do not support partial birth abortion, even if ANY of these aforementioned scenarios apply. Abortions should only take place in the early part of the pregnancy, perhaps the first trimester. I am DISGUSTED in women who get an abortion simply because she got pregnant, and she uses it as a "birth control" method. If you had SEX with some "cute boy" you just met last night, and now you regret your mistake. TOO BAD! LIVE WITH IT! We learn from our mistakes! The GIRL who had unprotected sex should learn from her mistakes, and NOT the baby in her belly! She should take responsibility for her actions! Those are my feelings on abortion. And if elected, I will attempt to pass an "Abortion Reform" bill through congress. It would not get RID of abortion, but it would make the rules on getting an abortion more strict. Many of my rules stated above, would be integrated into the bill. You are so inconsistent? Why are you so adamantly against abortion, but not so if the mother was raped? You're SO about the babies, but those babies are no different. You seem to support the baby over the mother anyway, so why is that baby any different? Why does that baby have any less right to live? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 12th Doctor on January 08, 2004, 11:42:51 PM I have a question for Supersoulty. We have been at war since 9/11/01. Afghanistan was the first battlefield, Iraq the second. There's no doubt there will be more battles in other countries in the War on Terror, more appropriately known as World War III. My question is, if you were president, what would your next action be in the War on Terror? And are you open to sending U.S. troops to foreign soil to topple a terrorist regime without U.N. approval, ie. the Battle of Iraq? If I were president, I would continue the progress in the war on terror. As president, I would seek to fund pro-democracy groups in Iran with the means of over-throwibg the government in Iran. This assistance would come by means of weapons, cash and intel. I believe that the world cannot advance into the 21st century while 1/6 of the world population is still in the 15th. My next military actionin the war on terror would be against Syria. Syria is a government similar to Iraqs in that it not likely to topple do to covert measures. In doing this, I would also liberate Lebenon, which has been under Syrian occupation since the 80's. I would wait until we have a constitution in Iraq, before going after Syria. The UN has made itself irrelivant in the war on terror. NATO is the future for this battle and thus I would ignore the UN and strive soley for NATO approval. With the added addtions in Eastern Europe, this shouldn't be difficult. I see slow, but certain pro-Democratic progress in Saudi Arabia, so I wouldn't move to take any action against them, pending the situation. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Demrepdan on January 08, 2004, 11:44:05 PM Ok, lets break this down.......
You are so inconsistent? Why are you so adamantly against abortion, but not so if the mother was raped? You're SO about the babies, but those babies are no different. You seem to support the baby over the mother anyway, so why is that baby any different? Why does that baby have any less right to live? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Inmate Trump on January 08, 2004, 11:49:21 PM If I were president, I would continue the progress in the war on terror. As president, I would seek to fund pro-democracy groups in Iran with the means of over-throwibg the government in Iran. This assistance would come by means of weapons, cash and intel. I believe that the world cannot advance into the 21st century while 1/6 of the world population is still in the 15th. My next military actionin the war on terror would be against Syria. Syria is a government similar to Iraqs in that it not likely to topple do to covert measures. In doing this, I would also liberate Lebenon, which has been under Syrian occupation since the 80's. I would wait until we have a constitution in Iraq, before going after Syria. The UN has made itself irrelivant in the war on terror. NATO is the future for this battle and thus I would ignore the UN and strive soley for NATO approval. With the added addtions in Eastern Europe, this shouldn't be difficult. I see slow, but certain pro-Democratic progress in Saudi Arabia, so I wouldn't move to take any action against them, pending the situation. You say you'd ignore the U.N. Does that mean you would take the U.S. out of the U.N. completely or stay as a member nation? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 12th Doctor on January 08, 2004, 11:55:05 PM What do you mean? Keep your cool. Anyways, I would like to see what the candidates stance is on the space program. Where do you think we should go? When do you think we should go? Should establish colonies/spacestations on the moon? I think that in many ways NASA is wasting valuible tax dollrs that could be put elsewhere or given back in tax cuts. If elected I would cut NASA funding by at least 5-10%. No on space colonies. Plain and simple. If you look at our present situation, you can see that the "over-population" problem is blow way out of proportion. Did you know that if you gave every family on Earth an acre worth of land, you could comfotibly house every person in the world in the state of Texas. I'm not advocating that, but anyone who says that there is an over population problem in this world as another agenda in my oppinion. It's not lack of resources that are cause poverty in other parts of the world, but corrupt governments. But I digress. I would also work on legislation that would require NASA to spend at least 5% of it's total budget cataloging and tracking near-Earth-asteriods. May sound wierd, but I think that it should be done for the safety of humanity. I think that NASA wastes alot of money. Just take the example of the Mars orbiter/lander that crashed a few years back because they forgot to convert standard units into metric. Come on. I think that a budget cut could save money and in the end put NASA on alert that they need to be more efficient with tax-payer dollars. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 12th Doctor on January 08, 2004, 11:56:35 PM If I were president, I would continue the progress in the war on terror. As president, I would seek to fund pro-democracy groups in Iran with the means of over-throwibg the government in Iran. This assistance would come by means of weapons, cash and intel. I believe that the world cannot advance into the 21st century while 1/6 of the world population is still in the 15th. My next military actionin the war on terror would be against Syria. Syria is a government similar to Iraqs in that it not likely to topple do to covert measures. In doing this, I would also liberate Lebenon, which has been under Syrian occupation since the 80's. I would wait until we have a constitution in Iraq, before going after Syria. The UN has made itself irrelivant in the war on terror. NATO is the future for this battle and thus I would ignore the UN and strive soley for NATO approval. With the added addtions in Eastern Europe, this shouldn't be difficult. I see slow, but certain pro-Democratic progress in Saudi Arabia, so I wouldn't move to take any action against them, pending the situation. You say you'd ignore the U.N. Does that mean you would take the U.S. out of the U.N. completely or stay as a member nation? I would opt to stay as a member nation, but rely on other channels (NATO) to get work done in the War on Terror. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Demrepdan on January 08, 2004, 11:56:52 PM What do you mean? Keep your cool. Anyways, I would like to see what the candidates stance is on the space program. Where do you think we should go? When do you think we should go? Should establish colonies/spacestations on the moon? However, I feel that ultimately we should research on colonization, and exploration of other worlds. The Earth will not last forever, in fact the Earth will inexorably last much longer than human-beings. Accordingly, in order to insure the survival of the human race, we may ultimately have to expand to other places. If I were elected President, I would not cease funds to the space program, nor would I cut their budgets. In fact I would probably try to increase their budget SLIGHTY. But the space program will not be my main concern. I will fund other things first before I would give more money to NASA. Space Exploration is a gradual process, we cannot achieve all goals over night. However, I vow not to slow down this process in any way whatsoever. What I will mostly be thinking about, is the planet Earth, and how to make mother Earth last as long as we can make her last. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: PD on January 09, 2004, 12:04:47 AM I wouldn't CUT spending, but I probably won't increase it either. It IS a gradual process. Anyway, I would rather live here on Earth over any other planet or space system. I do agree with the research, though. It's nice to know those things.
Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: PD on January 09, 2004, 12:09:01 AM Thank You. My first question is to Demrepdan. What exactly is your stance on abortion? Where do I stand on abortion? Well, I do believe I have made my stance on abortion quite clear. The person who SHOULD be asked where he TRULY stands on abortion is PD. Here is my stance, as stated before. I support abortion in these cases. The mother of the child is raped. The child is a product of incest. The mother's life is in danger, and she will die if she has the child, thus risking the child's life as well. So why let TWO people die, the mother and the child, when you can save the mother? I will LISTEN to those people who think that abortion is ok if the doctor determines through genetics that the baby will have major birth defects. I will LISTEN to them, but as I feel right now, it is wrong. You should give the baby a chance at life no matter what disabilities it may have when it is born. You never know what may happen, what cures may be discovered tomorrow, that can better the baby’s life. I am also willing to LISTEN to other reasons as to why a woman should have an abortion. ABOVE ALL, I do not support partial birth abortion, even if ANY of these aforementioned scenarios apply. Abortions should only take place in the early part of the pregnancy, perhaps the first trimester. I am DISGUSTED in women who get an abortion simply because she got pregnant, and she uses it as a "birth control" method. If you had SEX with some "cute boy" you just met last night, and now you regret your mistake. TOO BAD! LIVE WITH IT! We learn from our mistakes! The GIRL who had unprotected sex should learn from her mistakes, and NOT the baby in her belly! She should take responsibility for her actions! Those are my feelings on abortion. And if elected, I will attempt to pass an "Abortion Reform" bill through congress. It would not get RID of abortion, but it would make the rules on getting an abortion more strict. Many of my rules stated above, would be integrated into the bill. You are so inconsistent? Why are you so adamantly against abortion, but not so if the mother was raped? You're SO about the babies, but those babies are no different. You seem to support the baby over the mother anyway, so why is that baby any different? Why does that baby have any less right to live? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: PD on January 09, 2004, 12:16:29 AM Thank You. My first question is to Demrepdan. What exactly is your stance on abortion? Where do I stand on abortion? Well, I do believe I have made my stance on abortion quite clear. The person who SHOULD be asked where he TRULY stands on abortion is PD. Here is my stance, as stated before. I support abortion in these cases. The mother of the child is raped. The child is a product of incest. The mother's life is in danger, and she will die if she has the child, thus risking the child's life as well. So why let TWO people die, the mother and the child, when you can save the mother? I will LISTEN to those people who think that abortion is ok if the doctor determines through genetics that the baby will have major birth defects. I will LISTEN to them, but as I feel right now, it is wrong. You should give the baby a chance at life no matter what disabilities it may have when it is born. You never know what may happen, what cures may be discovered tomorrow, that can better the baby’s life. I am also willing to LISTEN to other reasons as to why a woman should have an abortion. ABOVE ALL, I do not support partial birth abortion, even if ANY of these aforementioned scenarios apply. Abortions should only take place in the early part of the pregnancy, perhaps the first trimester. I am DISGUSTED in women who get an abortion simply because she got pregnant, and she uses it as a "birth control" method. If you had SEX with some "cute boy" you just met last night, and now you regret your mistake. TOO BAD! LIVE WITH IT! We learn from our mistakes! The GIRL who had unprotected sex should learn from her mistakes, and NOT the baby in her belly! She should take responsibility for her actions! Those are my feelings on abortion. And if elected, I will attempt to pass an "Abortion Reform" bill through congress. It would not get RID of abortion, but it would make the rules on getting an abortion more strict. Many of my rules stated above, would be integrated into the bill. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 12th Doctor on January 09, 2004, 12:48:25 AM This question is for PD:
What is your oppinion of the wetfoot/dryfoot policy for Cuba immigrants? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: YRABNNRM on January 09, 2004, 10:18:59 AM This is a question for everyone:
What should we do with illegal aliens in the country? Should we make them legal? Should we deport them? Close off the boarder? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Inmate Trump on January 09, 2004, 03:15:32 PM To all: I am going to have to respectively drop out of all races and the Fanatasy Elections for now. I'm sorry to all those, mostly supersoulty that I cane not been on much lately. Some very important issues have come up in my life and I don't have the time for this now. I'll be back sometime later, I promise you that! Thank you. I hope all is okay. Good luck with whatever's going on. And the quest for a vice president continues....I think. Wasn't Mr. Fresh supersoulty's VP? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: PD on January 09, 2004, 03:49:05 PM This is a question for everyone: What should we do with illegal aliens in the country? Should we make them legal? Should we deport them? Close off the boarder? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 12th Doctor on January 10, 2004, 03:38:52 AM This is a question for everyone: What should we do with illegal aliens in the country? Should we make them legal? Should we deport them? Close off the boarder? I believe that we should seal of the boarder using the National Gaurd and the Reserves. I this modern era of terrorism, we need to. Plain and simple. For those illegals who are already here, we need to deport them if they are caught. I don't beleive in amnesty for illegals. Once deported, they can apply for legal citizenship, but I want them out of here if they are illegal. There is one exception. I support the current policy with Cuba refugees. I would make a few changes. First, if we catch Cubans floating in boats on the ocean, i don't think they should be sent back. They are just in their efforts to escape a dictatorship and they have no way to leave their island legally. If we find them in the sea, we should take them into be screened and, upon conducting thourogh back round check, they should be relesed, with green cards. All those who make it to land should be encouraged to under-go the same process. Again, I make this exeception due to the circumstances of there government. Although it is not key to the debate, it should also be noted that Cuban immigrants have the best record for finding jobs fast and keeping them of any immigrants. Cuban immigrants also have, on average the best record for the least amount of time spent between applying for a green card and becoming citizens(I beleive that it is on average about 5 years). Again, it is not key to the argument, but it does help it along. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: CHRISTOPHER MICHAE on January 10, 2004, 09:52:44 AM This question is for Nym90:
What are your stances on further Space Exploration? Do you believe that there is life on Mars? People pondered this same question about the Moon before we landed on it, and weren't greeted by little green men. Could the IRS allow Tax Payers to decide, on their forms they fill every year, whether or not they want some of their tax dollars to go toward further exploration of space. We are asked every year if we want $1 or so to go toward public funds for candidates. What are your thoughts on all this, Mr. President? Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Nym90 on January 10, 2004, 11:16:43 AM I am a strong supporter of space exploration. I feel that the quest for discovery and learning new things is one of the most important things that we can do as a people, and thus I am strongly supportive of scientific endeavors. Learning about other worlds also can help us to better understand our own. Nothing that we learn is ever wasted. It has been very well established that intelligent life of any sort cannot be in existence anywhere in our solar system, but it certainly is possible that some sort of simple single-celled organisms, such as resembling amoebas, may live on other planets. This would be a tremendous discovery if it were to be found, and thus I would support efforts to continue to find life on other planets. The $1 contribution towards public funds for presidential candidates does not affect the total amount of money that the taxpayer pays; if the taxpayer does not choose that option, then the $1 of taxes goes into the general fund instead. I would not support having this option available for space travel as I feel that legislators and appropriations committees can best make the decision about how our tax dollars can be spent, and if the people are upset with these decisions they can vote their members of Congress out of office.
Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 7,052,770 on January 10, 2004, 11:37:14 AM I am a strong supporter of space exploration. I feel that the quest for discovery and learning new things is one of the most important things that we can do as a people, and thus I am strongly supportive of scientific endeavors. Learning about other worlds also can help us to better understand our own. Nothing that we learn is ever wasted. It has been very well established that intelligent life of any sort cannot be in existence anywhere in our solar system, but it certainly is possible that some sort of simple single-celled organisms, such as resembling amoebas, may live on other planets. This would be a tremendous discovery if it were to be found, and thus I would support efforts to continue to find life on other planets. The $1 contribution towards public funds for presidential candidates does not affect the total amount of money that the taxpayer pays; if the taxpayer does not choose that option, then the $1 of taxes goes into the general fund instead. I would not support having this option available for space travel as I feel that legislators and appropriations committees can best make the decision about how our tax dollars can be spent, and if the people are upset with these decisions they can vote their members of Congress out of office. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Gustaf on January 10, 2004, 12:24:27 PM I am a strong supporter of space exploration. I feel that the quest for discovery and learning new things is one of the most important things that we can do as a people, and thus I am strongly supportive of scientific endeavors. Learning about other worlds also can help us to better understand our own. Nothing that we learn is ever wasted. It has been very well established that intelligent life of any sort cannot be in existence anywhere in our solar system, but it certainly is possible that some sort of simple single-celled organisms, such as resembling amoebas, may live on other planets. This would be a tremendous discovery if it were to be found, and thus I would support efforts to continue to find life on other planets. The $1 contribution towards public funds for presidential candidates does not affect the total amount of money that the taxpayer pays; if the taxpayer does not choose that option, then the $1 of taxes goes into the general fund instead. I would not support having this option available for space travel as I feel that legislators and appropriations committees can best make the decision about how our tax dollars can be spent, and if the people are upset with these decisions they can vote their members of Congress out of office. You're on the GOP thread, just in case you don't know... :) Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 7,052,770 on January 10, 2004, 12:26:13 PM I am a strong supporter of space exploration. I feel that the quest for discovery and learning new things is one of the most important things that we can do as a people, and thus I am strongly supportive of scientific endeavors. Learning about other worlds also can help us to better understand our own. Nothing that we learn is ever wasted. It has been very well established that intelligent life of any sort cannot be in existence anywhere in our solar system, but it certainly is possible that some sort of simple single-celled organisms, such as resembling amoebas, may live on other planets. This would be a tremendous discovery if it were to be found, and thus I would support efforts to continue to find life on other planets. The $1 contribution towards public funds for presidential candidates does not affect the total amount of money that the taxpayer pays; if the taxpayer does not choose that option, then the $1 of taxes goes into the general fund instead. I would not support having this option available for space travel as I feel that legislators and appropriations committees can best make the decision about how our tax dollars can be spent, and if the people are upset with these decisions they can vote their members of Congress out of office. You're on the GOP thread, just in case you don't know... :) CM did ask Nym90 on this thread. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Inmate Trump on January 10, 2004, 12:29:38 PM You're on the GOP thread, just in case you don't know... :) Yes. ;) I was going to point this out, but decided against it. Let them dig their own graves... Front page on tomorrow's New York Times: "Democratic candidates seen at Republican primary debate...." I kid. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Gustaf on January 10, 2004, 12:34:10 PM You're on the GOP thread, just in case you don't know... :) Yes. ;) I was going to point this out, but decided against it. Let them dig their own graves... Front page on tomorrow's New York Times: "Democratic candidates seen at Republican primary debate...." I kid. Lol, that's a cool idea, Democrats particpate in debate for Republican runners. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: 7,052,770 on January 10, 2004, 12:49:52 PM Unfortunately, there is no similar Democratic forum.
Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Inmate Trump on January 10, 2004, 03:18:07 PM Unfortunately, there is no similar Democratic forum. It's not hard to make one... That said, it really doesn't matter that much. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Demrepdan on January 11, 2004, 04:50:45 PM This is a question for everyone: What should we do with illegal aliens in the country? Should we make them legal? Should we deport them? Close off the boarder? We should NEVER close off the boarder to immigrants. I will continue to encourage legal immigrants to come to this country, I believe it helps the economy grow, and also helps improve our image as America. But I am opposed to making illegal aliens in this country LEGAL, simply because there are too many of them. We can't just ignore a problem, and say, "Well, there are too many of them, lets just make them ALL legal, and it'll save a lot of paper work." If we allow illegals in the country, what comes next? Illegals taking JOBS from U.S. Citzen, where a man who doesn't even officially LIVE in the U.S. CAN get a job, but a man who has spent his entire life here and has worked hard here, CAN'T get a job. Plus, if we allow illegals in this country, it may not be good in fighting terrorsim. Not all illegals may come from Mexico. A terrorist may come into this country and plan terrorist attacks, and there is no record of him in this country, because he is in this country illegally. How are we expected to fight hard against terrorism if we allow illegals in this country, and let them attain a legal status. If you want to come and live in this country, fine, I encourage you to come here, it's a great country to live. You should apply for U.S. citizenship. But if you come here, and we have NO record of you because you are illegally living here, then it is best that we find all illegals, and deport them back to their home country. Title: Re:AFRNC Debate/Questions Thread Post by: Gustaf on January 12, 2004, 03:07:10 PM CNN News Flash:
Democratic senator Gustaf Lundgren to endorse Illinois senator Demrepdan in the GOP primary. More to follow later.... ;) |