SirEdward
Well-Known Member
Come on... They went into the US, they worked hard, they built a business, a family, everything, for 30 years. And now they are thrown out for... having fulfilled the promises of America?
So it is true that "anyone can succeed, as long as I like them".
Life is deeply ironic: those two illegal immigrants showed that the promise of a better world might indeed be for everyone, but some people would rather it wasn't so, showing what a joke xenophobes are by confusing "illegal immigrant" and "criminal", and how deeply false they are when they speak of opportunities for everyone, while in reality to get the real opportunities you still have to be part of a specific social group.
So it is true that "anyone can succeed, as long as I like them".
Life is deeply ironic: those two illegal immigrants showed that the promise of a better world might indeed be for everyone, but some people would rather it wasn't so, showing what a joke xenophobes are by confusing "illegal immigrant" and "criminal", and how deeply false they are when they speak of opportunities for everyone, while in reality to get the real opportunities you still have to be part of a specific social group.