Recent content by ProV1

And I said the definition does not change pertaining to immigration. As such, if you know the definition of all three, you can answer the question yourself. If you don't know what those words mean, you are epically Costa dumb, and I am not helping you.

All 3 are headed on the wrong direction.

It has been plainly obvious that you don't understand the law. You also do not understand the role of ICE. They don't decide who is legal or illegal.

I can see the no shame take her for sure. Just not sure pride is the best way to express that sentiment just like it is not the best way to express gratitude for where you were born.

You are going to get more of all three. LOL.

I totally understand. The problem is that you do not. We have legal pathways that applies to people that have entered the country without or stayed beyond authorization. This means one can achieve a legal status by sneaking across the border or flying/boating in and overstaying a visa. BTW...

All of them. Seriously, the biggest issue debating you people on this subject is that you conflate legal and illegal. You call people with legal status illegal all the time. I can give you countless examples. No matter what legal process or protection they have, if you don't like their race...

Yup. Olive Lulu pants, blue button down, and blue blazer. Might have been the most comfortable guy there.

Well you are not intelligent fi you don't know what pride means. a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction derived from one's own achievements, the achievements of those with whom one is closely associated.

As is where you happened to be born.

Of course. It's the exact same thing. You had no say or impact into any of those things. The exception is religion; nobody is born into a belief. You formulate that yourself so in a sense, I guess you could have pride in a religion if you shape it some way.

Good question. It is pretty dumb if you ask me.

Again. Premiums always go up before and after the ACA. I'm going to help you so you don't keep looking so foolish. Every analysis, not study but actual analysis based on data, proves that healthcare premium costs rose more slowly after the ACA than before. If you are going to claim that the...

Healthcare insurance goes up every year for most everybody. Why do you think the ACA was the reason in 2011 when in reality rate increases were higher the 10 years before the ACA?

Ther are 2 possible scenarios: 1. You are lying. 2. You are simply ignorant and are assigning a premium increase to something you don't like for a political reason without any basis. We know that healthcare premiums have gone up in almost every year. As such, I am sure your wife's premium...