You shouldn't help people who are currently committing crimes. Be it kidnapping, breaking and entering, or illegally sneaking around foreign nations.
You shouldn't help people who are currently committing crimes. Be it kidnapping, breaking and entering, or illegally sneaking around foreign nations.
Can't have people acting Christian now can we?
Topic title is unsurprisingly misleading, they were given shelter as well, which is the crime.
If these people are truly "starving" or suffering from dehydration, they can go to any ICE agent, turn themselves in, and they will get food and water.
So, illegal immigration is a crime when it comes to people wanting to help immigrants not to die.
And it is not a crime when it comes to giving those in question legal counsel.
As such, the nature of that action seems to change, depending what is currently worse for the immigrant.
It isn't an insult, it's an idea for getting out personal frustrations you claim you never have, rather than taking it out on the wrong people. People break the law GP, human beings are flawed, we all make mistakes and we all have to pay for them.
But that has nothing to do with your attitude towards people. You asked me specifically about picking and choosing laws, and I simply responded to you that yes, yes we do pick our laws, and we are all accountable for our actions legally or not.
Someone coming to this country illegally is wrong, and breaking the law, then that should be dealt with humanly and without prejudice.
Milli Vanilli, Bigger than Elvis
That is such a unrealistic example. lol! If I feel a law is not justified or should be changed, there are ways I can legally address those concerns. And some, no matter how I personally feel about it, they will not change and that does not give me the excuse to disobey them.
Example. I feel cannabis should be legal in my state to grow enough for my own personal use, same as it is with home brewing. With some restrictions of course. But it is not and I am not about to go out and grow a patch. I can and have expressed my concerns to my state representatives however.
The tough guys here are oozing manliness and testosterone by going ''UR UR UR, LET THEM DIE IN DUH DESERT''.
I'm sure the Spartans, the Templars, or whatever ''KOOL GUYS'' who are venerated by basement dwellers proved how tough and virile they were by squeaking about how they would let die random people. (Always unharmed people, mind you)
Of course. I never said they should not be treated humanly. In this case, Border Security did not escort them back across the border with no water or food that I am aware of. The person arrested for aiding them is committing a crime. But I am sure his reasons will be considered by whoever judges him. But he/she should not get off free of no punishment.
And yes, you were insulting by throwing out ridiculous examples of my stance.