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Says you, not that difficult to take remarks out of context.I was referring to an illegal immigrant, is by just being in the country, is ALWAYS disrespecting the law.I drove after a few drinks years ago, so it was more a temporary disrespect for the laws pertaining to DUI.Some laws are unjust, and therefore are no laws at all ie obamacare .Tribes, like you, has a personal agenda here.Again, distracting the real issue, illegal immigration, of which I became even more of a victim.All of us are victims by their undercutting of the labor market, their drain on the system...schools, hospitals, jails, etc but now, myself and someone I care about have been victimized further to where our physical health and lives were threatened by someone who had no right to even be in the country.How you people can okay with an illegal immigrant doing such a thing, is beyond me or anyone else with sense.
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No agenda, Bubbles, just a real dislike and disgust of hypocrisy in all forms no matter who does it or what their agenda...
... oh wait, my mistake, you obviously have no agenda. Let's see what you do have: you have no facts to support most of your assertions; you contradict yourself continually; you make grand statements bereft of any logic or reason and expect others to accept them as truth; you dance around your shortcomings with a frenzy that would put Gregory Hines to envy; you belittle and insult others who reply ('ignorant', 'troll', etc.) to your disjointed ramblings rather than even make the weakest attempt to defend your words with any amount of logic, reason, or just plain facts; and the list goes on...
In a way your statements regarding "respect for the law" smacks quite a bit of the sort of "law and order" posturing done by the Far Right in the 60s and 70s. Nixon, Agnew and the rest of that lot swept into office roaring and thundering about "law and order" and "respect for the law", yet, when all was said and done, they and their cronies were the biggest crooks of all. In the 80s, Reagan came to office with a likewise vociferous stance on "law and order", standing against illegal immigration, and getting tough on terror: "I will never negotiate with terrorists!" and he enlisted the Religious Right as allies in his campaigns against "disrespect for law". Again, when the last of the dust settled, he and his cronies were neck deep in the Bandini having engaged in all sorts of illegal activities, making backdoor deals with Iran, granting amnesty to illegals, and generally flaunting the Constitution and laws of this nation. And what can be siad of his pious allies? Sex scandals, financial misdeeds, and all sorts of sins of the flesh and violations of the law. I do dislike hyporicsy and some of your's has me waiting for the spectacle of you weeping and asking for forgiveness like a televangelist...
You brought up the subject of laws and respect for the law. As a law student, you should know a witness has to be careful of what he expresses since any statement can open the door for opposing counsel to take that breach and widen it in order to prove their case. You have provided the basis for the other posters to refute your claims and point out your hypocrisies. The old saying about people in "glass houses" is one you ought to look up: you might learn something...
As a sidenote regarding Caesar Chavez: I have often gotten a chuckle out of the supporters of amnesty who use his name in their efforts. During the early days of Chavez's organizing of the farm workers, one of his demands was for action to be taken to
halt illegal immigration; Chavez and his early farm worker associates were angered over the farm owners simply replacing the striking Union workers with newer illegal immigrants as a union busting tactic. The extent of the hypocrisy of the amnesty boosters is something they are very loathe to address...
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