-=> Quoting John Sampson to Jean Halverson <=-
 JH> But just because our laws are more lenient than others does that m
 JH> our laws in this respect are correct? I'm not saying that people s
 JH> disregard our laws, but rather that our laws (as well as the Aryan
 JH> behind them) are morally wrong.
 
 JH> People often try to justify injustice by comparing themselves to o
JH> ...
 JH> Yes, thanks to the welfare state that exists in our country we can
JH> ... 
JH> I snipped much for the sake of brevity and the fact that I do not disa
JH> with you in those areas.
JH> The laws I refer to as needing amendment do not concern the exclusion 
JH> individuals due to criminal history, illness, or inability to work, bu
JH> concern the quota system.
JH> And some of the above snipped scenarios would not occur at all if we d
JH> not have welfare. _That_ is my  only point. I don't believe that anyon
JH> should violate our laws, only that some of our laws should be changed.
 
JH> You are perhaps confusing me with the local anarchist, Mr Angwin.
The quota system, as I wrote earlier, is a flat number equally applied to 
EACH country. Furthermore, we've had, until recently, the "diversity" visa 
which is a lottery of sorts for people from various parts of the world. 
Excluded from this visa process is all of Northern Europe, Canada, Mexico 
and a couple of other countries. 
And no, I'm not confusing you with Mike Angwin. Mike and I have very 
profound differences when it comes to this subject. He has some personal
history that in my opinion, affects his objectivity.
John , jnsampson@ibm.net 
 "To find reasonable doubt, one must first be capable of reason."
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