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Comment #17503738
Good, the more resources that ICE has to remove people here illegally from the country, the better, as long as that data is collected in a legal manner.
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Comment #17503718
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Comment #17500537
The people/events you mention are in the extreme minority, and are unhinged private citizens. The government and law enforcement of the US is extremely liberal in its tolerance of …
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Comment #17499647
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Comment #17494347
Exactly right. Allow the free market of ideas to separate fact from engineered fiction. There is a place for fake news catchers, but it is minor and should only be intended catch t…
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Comment #17489219
The US has a far more open economy than China certainly, and is generally one of the most open economies in the world.
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Comment #17489205
Oh, he's James Madison.
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Comment #17484855
They don't say "no" unqualified. They say the focus of the site is to build a knowledge repository, rather than being as nice as humanly possible. Complaints about SE "toxicity" se…
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Comment #17481593
There are hundreds of thousands if not millions of Spanish speaking people and families living in LA, NYC, Miami etc. Many business in the area offer their services in Spanish, and…
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Comment #17481261
Bad idea. A steady trickle of immigrants is much better because then it forces cultural integration, especially when the immigrants do not speak English. A flood of immigrants will…
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Comment #17480752
ID requirements make a tremendous amount of sense. Fear of those laws repressing certain groups should just incentivize watchdogs and protections ensuring that repressive regulatio…
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Comment #17466024
For most it is. For some it is not.
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Comment #17465264
Everything you say (except for the bit about me being willfully ignorant or an asshole) is true. The solution to the problem is getting people to be realistic about their prospects…
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Comment #17465128
So essentially: You're trying to argue that forcing the entire population to pay for college education for everyone is justifiable even when the people going to college may study s…
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Comment #17464313
The information is available to them, they have no one to blame but themselves. It is not the duty of the taxpayer to fund poor decision making. That's one of the major philsophica…
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Comment #17463901
The problem with free education is that as more people become educated, the signaling effect of education becomes diluted. So the Europeans are paying for something that decreases …
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Comment #17463821
This article fails to understand the true costs of European economic arrangements. Let's consider healthcare. Often touted as an example of how much "better" Europe (and Canada, et…