No sense at all? Funny that. I mean to say,
@9-10ths_Penguin didn't seem to have any issue discerning my meaning.
This is interesting in 2 ways.
1) If you think the wall...and in particular Trump's broken promises in relation to it...is only about keeping people out, you've been drinking the kool-aid
2) Trump ties his policies around border protection to a literal concrete wall, reiterates that it's a wall (not a fence!), And says nothing about the 50% of the illegals coming from visa overstays.
But sure, this is about the law. Not perception.
What I think on the matter hardly matters, given that I'm an Australian atheist.
But if I'm understanding you right, US law trumps God's laws?
(Pun not intended)
The walls, fences and electronic survellance which already existed, you mean? Or the new ones which he claimed Mexico would pay for? That were going to be 'walls, not fences'.
Yep. That's why he moved troops to the border just recently too. To keep the border secure. It had nothing to do with politics. The fact that the troops couldn't undertake a law enforcement role was just an unfortunate circumstance.
That's kinda what Congress does. Change rules to make them more reflective of the values of those they serve.
Like oil companies. Ahem.
These are two distinctly inaccurate statements.
1) The rule has been complained about before, as I've mentioned.
2) We're supposed to debate the proposed changes to and determine the best path forwards for society. As with literally ANY OTHER PROPOSED CHANGE.
Unlike the President, she can't just pass an Executive Order.
Yes. That is a stunningly diverse group.
It amazes me that a Muslim women may have a different perspective on things.
At least we can thank God she's still Abrahamaic, or she might want to change other grand traditions, like having 'In God We Trust' on the money. Or 'Under God' in the Pledge of Allegiance.
I do respect your ability to be inconsistent in your judgements without worrying about things like cognitive dissonance.