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Arizona (illegal alien) bill signed into law.  And Karl Rove =  :facepalm:

The Republicans are successfully delivering the fastest growing voting bloc in the country to the Democrats.  Good for them, I guess.

Yes, how dare Arizona politicans run roughshod over the 23% of voters who actually oppose the new law.

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That's not relevant to my point.  Karl Rove doesn't care if this law was popular or unpopular in the general population in Arizona.

It's insulting to Latinos, and they are by far the fastest growing demographic group in the country.  That's why Rove wanted the Republicans to court them, not to piss them off.

A party purged of everyone but conservative white men is not a party with a bright future.
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Who would of thought a state full of tea baggers could be so socialist?  :runaway:
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Arizona (illegal alien) bill signed into law.  And Karl Rove =  :facepalm:

The Republicans are successfully delivering the fastest growing voting bloc in the country to the Democrats.  Good for them, I guess.

Yes, how dare Arizona politicans run roughshod over the 23% of voters who actually oppose the new law.

 :users:

That's not relevant to my point.  Karl Rove doesn't care if this law was popular or unpopular in the general population in Arizona.

It's insulting to Latinos, and they are by far the fastest growing demographic group in the country.  That's why Rove wanted the Republicans to court them, not to piss them off.

A party purged of everyone but conservative white men is not a party with a bright future.

I don't understand this mentality. It's like saying "arresting child molesters is insulting to priests".

A large number of Latinos are dead set against illegal immigration.

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Arizona (illegal alien) bill signed into law.  And Karl Rove =  :facepalm:

The Republicans are successfully delivering the fastest growing voting bloc in the country to the Democrats.  Good for them, I guess.

Yes, how dare Arizona politicans run roughshod over the 23% of voters who actually oppose the new law.

 :users:

That's not relevant to my point.  Karl Rove doesn't care if this law was popular or unpopular in the general population in Arizona.

It's insulting to Latinos, and they are by far the fastest growing demographic group in the country.  That's why Rove wanted the Republicans to court them, not to piss them off.

A party purged of everyone but conservative white men is not a party with a bright future.

I don't understand this mentality. It's like saying "arresting child molesters is insulting to priests".

A large number of Latinos are dead set against illegal immigration.

And a large number of Priests are dead set against molesting children. But that doesn't mean that every priest (or person that looks like a priest) wants to be stopped by the authorities in public and asked if they've ever molested children in their lifetime.




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Arizona (illegal alien) bill signed into law.  And Karl Rove =  :facepalm:

The Republicans are successfully delivering the fastest growing voting bloc in the country to the Democrats.  Good for them, I guess.

Yes, how dare Arizona politicans run roughshod over the 23% of voters who actually oppose the new law.

 :users:

That's not relevant to my point.  Karl Rove doesn't care if this law was popular or unpopular in the general population in Arizona.

It's insulting to Latinos, and they are by far the fastest growing demographic group in the country.  That's why Rove wanted the Republicans to court them, not to piss them off.

A party purged of everyone but conservative white men is not a party with a bright future.

I don't understand this mentality. It's like saying "arresting child molesters is insulting to priests".

A large number of Latinos are dead set against illegal immigration.

And a large number of Priests are dead set against molesting children. But that doesn't mean that every priest (or person that looks like a priest) wants to be stopped by the authorities in public and asked if they've ever molested children in their lifetime.


That was my point.

The rest is a liberal talking point that has nothing to do with the bill.


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This is a hilarious thread.  I still want Birthers to point to the provision in the Constitution that requires a President be born on US soil.  Of course he was born in Hawaii, so it doesn't matter anyway. 

Speaking of which, how do you feel about all those wetbacks crossing the border in Arizona and having kids here in the States just so they can be citizens and get their free Obamacare?  Seems like a loophole in the law that needs to be closed. 

Now if you want to train to be an Arizona law enforcement officer, you can just learn to say PAPERS PLEASE! 

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No person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty-five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States.

Not a birther, but know your constitution dude.

http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#A2Sec1

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Safe to say there are a lot of Kobach voters in this thread?   Considering the Phil Kline love, can't say I'm too surprised... :facepalm:

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^^^Not on the correct type of paper, nobama was clearly born in PAHK-i-STAHN

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Safe to say there are a lot of Kobach voters in this thread?   Considering the Phil Kline love, can't say I'm too surprised... :facepalm:

Why do you hate the Constitution?

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Lol, hope Mjrod has his papers ready.
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I don't give two shits about this...but a facebook friend of mine posted this...

At least this one looks/is real

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Safe to say there are a lot of Kobach voters in this thread?   Considering the Phil Kline love, can't say I'm too surprised... :facepalm:

Why do you hate the Constitution?

Does the Bill of Rights count?

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Safe to say there are a lot of Kobach voters in this thread?   Considering the Phil Kline love, can't say I'm too surprised... :facepalm:

Why do you hate the Constitution?

Does the Bill of Rights count?

It's ok to hate some of the additional amendments. 

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Safe to say there are a lot of Kobach voters in this thread?   Considering the Phil Kline love, can't say I'm too surprised... :facepalm:

Why do you hate the Constitution?

Does the Bill of Rights count?

It's ok to hate some of the additional amendments. 

lol

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Safe to say there are a lot of Kobach voters in this thread?   Considering the Phil Kline love, can't say I'm too surprised... :facepalm:

Why do you hate the Constitution?

Does the Bill of Rights count?

It's ok to hate some of the additional amendments. 

lol

Or are you still in favor of prohibition?

I really like the one about making women suffer.


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There must be a whole lot of racist Hispanics in AZ. :opcat:

Apparently so.  (And poof goes the last lefty talking point / political straw at which to grasp on this issue).   :users:

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There must be a whole lot of racist Hispanics in AZ. :opcat:

Apparently so.  (And poof goes the last lefty talking point / political straw at which to grasp on this issue).   :users:

lol @ black people opposing it more than the "other race" section.   :lol:

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Question:

What part of the constitution (Amendments included) does this law violate? 

The way I understand it:  1) person gets stopped for doing something suspicious, 2) during the stop person acts suspicious and doesn't have identification, 3) cops report person to some illegal immigrant hotline thingy, 4) the hotline people take the ball from there.

How is this different than when you get a speeding ticket and they check you for warrants?  Just curious why so many people are opposed to this?  Pure partisan politics I assume.

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Question:

What part of the constitution (Amendments included) does this law violate? 

The way I understand it:  1) person gets stopped for doing something suspicious, 2) during the stop person acts suspicious and doesn't have identification, 3) cops report person to some illegal immigrant hotline thingy, 4) the hotline people take the ball from there.

How is this different than when you get a speeding ticket and they check you for warrants?  Just curious why so many people are opposed to this?  Pure partisan politics I assume.

Racial profiling.  "doing something suspicious" will turn into "that mexican didn't use a blinker, pull his ass over and check for id." 

The whole argument for/against it is a waste of time, because the supreme court will rule it unconstitutional.  Easy case, really.

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Love racial profiling.  Great way to catch criminals.

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Question:

What part of the constitution (Amendments included) does this law violate? 

The way I understand it:  1) person gets stopped for doing something suspicious, 2) during the stop person acts suspicious and doesn't have identification, 3) cops report person to some illegal immigrant hotline thingy, 4) the hotline people take the ball from there.

How is this different than when you get a speeding ticket and they check you for warrants?  Just curious why so many people are opposed to this?  Pure partisan politics I assume.

Racial profiling.  "doing something suspicious" will turn into "that mexican didn't use a blinker, pull his ass over and check for id." 

The whole argument for/against it is a waste of time, because the supreme court will rule it unconstitutional.  Easy case, really.

Which part of the Act calls for racial profiling?  Not to mention "illegal alien" isn't a race.  I think you're going to need years of data supporting this assertion before it can overturn an entire legislative act.

Test question:  which constitutional amendment has been interpreted to prohibit racial profiling?

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Question:

What part of the constitution (Amendments included) does this law violate? 

The way I understand it:  1) person gets stopped for doing something suspicious, 2) during the stop person acts suspicious and doesn't have identification, 3) cops report person to some illegal immigrant hotline thingy, 4) the hotline people take the ball from there.

How is this different than when you get a speeding ticket and they check you for warrants?  Just curious why so many people are opposed to this?  Pure partisan politics I assume.

Racial profiling.  "doing something suspicious" will turn into "that mexican didn't use a blinker, pull his ass over and check for id." 

The whole argument for/against it is a waste of time, because the supreme court will rule it unconstitutional.  Easy case, really.

Which part of the Act calls for racial profiling?  Not to mention "illegal alien" isn't a race.  I think you're going to need years of data supporting this assertion before it can overturn an entire legislative act.

Test question:  which constitutional amendment has been interpreted to prohibit racial profiling?

Unreasonable search and seizure, due process.  Research these.

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Question:

What part of the constitution (Amendments included) does this law violate? 

The way I understand it:  1) person gets stopped for doing something suspicious, 2) during the stop person acts suspicious and doesn't have identification, 3) cops report person to some illegal immigrant hotline thingy, 4) the hotline people take the ball from there.

How is this different than when you get a speeding ticket and they check you for warrants?  Just curious why so many people are opposed to this?  Pure partisan politics I assume.

Racial profiling.  "doing something suspicious" will turn into "that mexican didn't use a blinker, pull his ass over and check for id." 

The whole argument for/against it is a waste of time, because the supreme court will rule it unconstitutional.  Easy case, really.

Which part of the Act calls for racial profiling?  Not to mention "illegal alien" isn't a race.  I think you're going to need years of data supporting this assertion before it can overturn an entire legislative act.

Test question:  which constitutional amendment has been interpreted to prohibit racial profiling?

Unreasonable search and seizure, due process.  Research these.

First of all this is wrong.

Second of all, It's a test question, I know the answer I don't need to do the research.  You do.  Hint:  scour your pocket constitution for "equal protection"

P.S. due process is in several amendments

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Kinda odd that AZ had a bevy of Constitutional Attorneys studying and working on the wording of the law, but yet it's deemed to be unconstitutional by people that haven't read it.