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You don't have to call :mischief: Really, that data is not stored by our goverment and it is clear case of common good. When you can find my personal data in the census info I'll oppose that too. The govt. does not take who gets what mail in a giant database last I heard. Anyway, existing...

Man I hate to Godwyn an argument but you do realize where that sort of attitude leads to right? OK you lost me... How about just some oversight? A few checks and balances maybe?

So if I married an Isreali citizen, I would be deported?

It seems that your standard might be "when it starts to affect me". Just a thought here: "when people are 'dissapearing' for disagreeing with the government" at this point it will be a tad too late.

So this spouse that is being deported can become a citizen? How? Why this law then? This is true. But if you are married to a US citizen none of those quotas or lotteries apply.

Just curious. At what point would you say enough?

Thats just it, it is just ready for selective enforcement.

Unless he or she is of Arabic descent? Back to an earlier point; Marriage to a US citizen permits residence in US territory, even though citizenship might have to wait 5 years.

That's why business' go under. Remember halving the price is extream. What if it were only 10% say. There are way too many variables to list. The market for drugs is no different than any other market really. You can't put numbers to it but remember economics is a science of assumption.

This is where you go wrong. Additional retailers do affect the price. They will lower their price to gain market share. The others will lower their price to keep it. We have assumed that the cost to producers will fall both due to economies of scale and due to the removal of legal barriers.

Why does the price of gas drop then? Competition. If I can make up in volume if I sell for lower price I will. Market share is all important. Would you rather be the Wallmart or the corner store?

Condemn. I am curious as to why you pose the question though.

That would depend on whether the dealer had enough capital to compete. A large opperation, like the cig companies for example, would be able to produce and distibute so cheaply that competing would be difficult.

:lol: Like they aren't used to it already. Too many have a vested interest in keeping drugs illegal.

Well, at least the Turkish pilot has already been found. Otherwise we would have to fear a gun battle between the two rescue opperations.

And would that really be a bad thing? Thing of all the money we waste on drug enforcement. Half that spent on treatment would do wonders. Studies indicate that 1 dollar spent on treatment equals 4 dollars in law enforcement. How many hard drug uses are there in the US anyway? Anybody know...

Who's They? It seems to me the Iraqis are well along that path already.

Slight correction. I believe it was beginning to migrate into Chad and some of the other surrounding countries.

For what it is worth, my advice is to say nothing. You will have enough arguments with your parents over the next few years. Just indicate your apathy and leave to that. If they want to broach the discussion with you fine. Going to church, etc. is a small price to pay for peace in the house...

You got to it before I did. Corporations are now treated as individuals in our society.