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Submitted by i.s.brown, Sep 4, 2009 17:26

If the laws of the countries are unacceptable to the immigrants who lawfully applied to be admitted, they should go back from where they came or find a country that approximates their culture more closely. Otherwise, their purpose was not to be accepted and to assimilate in their new home where they had all the rights enjoyed by natural born citizens, but they joined together in secret to conspire with the sole purpose of invading and transforming their benefactor country into the hell-hole from where they so often claim they are fleeing. Immigrants from all over this world made this country great, we need to improve what needs improvement, but we must not allow changes that would destroy the freedom that so many countless sons and daughters of our forefathers and mothers assured for their posterity by their sacrifices and even to their death. They came here from all corners of the world and died so that the people of this country could continue to live in liberty and not because they had 72 virgins waiting for them with open arms. Thank God that 59 years ago I was allowed to come to this blessed land and its good people from a formerly communist satelite country. Our enemies within accuse us, Americans, of being hated all over the world. Who are these Americans who are so hated? They are the French, the Germans, The Irish, the Spanish, the Russians, the Chinese, the Cubans and every other nationals who rather risked death to get here than to live in their country of birth. Thank you

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