smiling and waving at ignorance on booth sides of this argument, also laughing because no matter what anyone says on this board it doesn't matter. Ride a bike
This is classic. Clearly you didn't read the bill because if you did, you would already know that can't happen. (Can't happen for anyone here legally regardless of their skin color)
I'm half hispanic. I have family members who came to this country illegally including my grandmother as a small child. All of them made the apropriate efforts to become nationalized citizens, because it is THE LAW! I grew up next to the largest egg ranch in southern California and had lots of friends who's parents were undocumented workers using fake socials etc... Its a tough reality, but in the end if people would just go through the apropriate avenues and do things right we wouldn't have the issues we are facing as a nation today and the need for such stringent laws in areas of high illegal alien population. I will still ride in Arizona its a beautiful state, but eff those traffic cameras! There is nothing wrong with leaving your country for a better life, but its a complete lack of respect and disregard to authority to assume you have a right to anything when you are here as a guest or illegally. God Bless America Im gonna go ride my bike now... [youtube]ZHPm_TEQ0PA[/youtube]
CAN'T WE ALL JUST GET ALONG? Hey I'm just glad that Arizona is stepping up to be a leader in equality for all. As a black guy, I am happy to know that I won't be the only person being profiled in AZ. Seriously we are too politically correct. Of course there is going to be some profiling. If you were a cop in AZ would you walk up to a black guy or white guy suspecting either of them of being an illegal immigrant? NO! But you would think so to the Hispanic guy who only speaks little to no english and has a driver's license that says his name is Bradly Thomas. At the end of the day, Arizona has a right to protect its and enforce laws that are already there since the FEDS won't.
When I was a teenager driving home in my typical teenager car, a cop pulled me over. When I asked what the problem was he said I looked lost and suspicious. I pointed to my house down the street and thanked him for watching over my neighborhood. I didn't cry about profiling. If some American Citizens are inconvenienced, it's a small price to pay.
Knock yourself out chief. I'm sure you're high up in ICE and can make things happen. Seriously, I'll pm you my name and address and you can report me. I'm sure they'll get a crew on it right away. A green card holder is going out to get gas...he might not have his card on him! You know what? I'm not going to end up having trouble getting to my Grandma's 90th birthday just so you can jerk off over hassling a Mexican.
Don't confuse him with facts. Eric Holder (who would sue Arizona) admitted before the House Judiciary Committee that he had not read the law. :lol::lol::lol::lol:
Keep dreaming up these unrealistic fantasy scenarios about how poor Mexicans are going to be profiled. If the dude is going out to get gas, he's going to have his driver's license right? So big effin deal. He gets pulled over because his tail light is out. Cop asks for license and registration. Dude provides drivers license(valid proof of citizenship according to the law), and he's on his merry way. Quit dreaming up these crazy ideas on what YOU think is going to happen. You haven't even given the law a chance to happen yet. Unless you are walking over to your Grandma's house with no license, and urinating everywhere in public, you are not going to have a problem because they can't just stop you for being illegal looking. You have to be doing something to break the law first to initiate contact. Can someone here honestly raise their hand if they do not have a drivers license or some other form of government ID on them right now? Unless you are sitting naked in front of the computer, I'm pretty sure all of us in this thread will be raising their hand.
ding! ding! ding! we have a winner! kinda like if men could get knocked up, abortion rights would be constitutionally protected. they should secede if they disagree with the tenets of this country so much. arizona + texas = redneckistan
Off topic, but abortion rights are constitutionally protected to a large extent (Roe v. Wade, Casey v. Planned Parenthood). And, it didn't take a man getting knocked up.
