First off, please let me know which points you are responding to with your numbers. Its common curtousy.
1. Not quite so... "We believe that all men are created equal" as it is in the Declaration, is important. Illegal Immigration is illegal. The States can enforce it any way they darn please. If the states want to execute every illegal, they can. (Not saying they should, I don't think they should unless they are shot while crossing the border, but they can.)
Declaration of Independance said:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
No "We believe" there. People are endowed with the inalienable right to life and pursuit of happiness. How is shooting someone who is trying to gain for themselves a happier life, believing in the self-evident truths? I agree with you illegal immegration in illegal, and why I don't advocate for complete amnesty. Because, well, they aren't supposed to be here. However, disregarding the constitution and instituting the Arizona Law allowing people to be harrassed based solely on suspicion is not how a civilized society functions.
Dom said:
2. Fine them as much as you like, then deport them. Not jail, that wastes money. Or force them to work for several years before deporting them.
No jail now? but you said jail them here:
Domination said:
Like really, fine them or jail them before deporting them,
We fine them, but they don't have any real money.
Forcing them to work for several years, we still have to feed, cloth, and shelter them for those years.
Domination said:
3. But right now, the dems support letting them enter freely.
Aaaand wrong.
Article Formaldehyde Posted on pg8 said:
Seeking to woo Republicans, the 26-page framework, which has not yet been written into a formal bill, emphasizes first taking steps to limit illegal immigration
Hmmm. Nope. Nowhere does it say in the passage or entire article that dems want to let them enter freely. I doubt you can find any serious politician that says borders should completly be dismantled. I'm into geo-political unity and I quite firmly beleive that at this stage tearing down borders is a very bad idea.
Dom said:
4. I don't want to become a liberal nation AGAIN. That's why we don't include California. Besides, California is liberal and wants to stay in the Fed Govt.
We are a liberal nation? When did that happen? Basicaly all of the Europeans and most of the American here say that we are right leaning centrists at best. We are not a left leaning nation. As for California, only the densly populated areas are liberal. Back in the seventies there was this one californian politician who was so Anti-Gay that anti-gay people now look like moderates. Plus I think the Birther Queen Orly Taitz is from california. Plus they
do have a conservative governor.
Dom said:
5. No, everyone can vote, but there would be rules that government couldn't change.
Okay, what if one of the unchangeable rule was one that you disagreed with, say it was giving gays full rights and forcing Christian churches to marry gays. Would you still support the unchangeable nature of said rules?
For instance, people who believe in Communism or Abortion could still vote, but the constitution would guarantee the right to life and the right to property, thus neither communism nor abortion would exist in the country.
Okay, no communism, but what about Socialism, or so forth? Any time the government taxes you they are taking your property. However, where in the Constitution or BoR does it give you absolute rights to property?
If there is the right to life, no death penalties either. Unless of course you believe that they can be applied differently to individual cases, they property would no longer be an absolute. Right to life=No abortion or death penalty.
Further question: would the rules stay unchangeable even if there was a 99.9% majority asking for them to be changed? If you still belive they shouldn't be changed, then we no longer have a government by the people and for the people. Hence, Locke says we can revolt.
Dom said:
6. To be honest, I don't have any respect for most of the men who have held that office. They don't deserve it! That includes both Bush and Obama, as well as many others. Now, I OBEY THEM as my duty as a citizen and to avoid getting arrested. I will respect them when someone worthy of respect is president, something that has not happened in my lifetime.
No one is asking you to like the president. I highly disliked Bush and I would point out to my friends where he was wrong and overstepping his authority, but I never once said a secession would be good or make up baseless lies about him. (Especialy lies that cannot occur, a communist dictator for example. There is no government in a communist society.)
If you cannot respect the holder, then you do not respect the office. Simple as that.
Dom said:
7. In the CSA case, they didn't have just cause to start a new nation, but they did it, and so were a nation. They then shot at an occupying force at Ft. Sumter. The Union had just cause to then invade their former land. It wasn't a rebellion, as the state governments, something which by definition have rights, did it. Their reasons were wrong, I'm glad the Union won, but they were still a nation.
Where did you get the idea that it wasn't a rebellion? The revolting states decided they would leave the Union and form their own government. In the process they attacked Union territory. How is that not a rebellion? Whether or not the CSA was a formal nation is another matter entirely.
Dom said:
Also, forget the UN, I have the right to keep what I earn, the government doesn't respect that right.
What does that have to do with the UN? The UN exists to promote freedom and equality across the world and to prevent war? Do you disagree with that?
I have the right to go into a store, without restrictions, the government doesn't respect that.
Source? Since when has the government prevented you from going into a store?
What "Rights" does the government have? None!
Errrrrrr. The government has the rights outlined in the Constitution. Among which is the ability to tax as per Section 8.
You are aware that a libertarian society expects people to be rational. No offense, not understanding basic concepts about our government and spouting inaccurate and offensive crap doesn't sound very rational. Please try to emulate the poster Ayn Rand in your posts a bit more. I disagree vehemently with his opinions but at least he knows what he is talking about.
EDIT: Slightly random, but are you aware traditionaly the meaning of Conservative is wanting a large central government that exerts force over people to make them conform? Just letting you know. Look up Klemens von Metternich and the Karlsbad Decrees and learn the origins of your movement.