Should the U.S. pass the Birthright Citizenship Act?
Re: Should the U.S. pass the Birthright Citizenship Act?
by spacemonkey » Fri Aug 21, 2015 11:23 am
If a family from France, Italy, or wherever was here on vacation, and the lady downloaded a kid, would they need a passport to take the kid back home?
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Re: Should the U.S. pass the Birthright Citizenship Act?
by exploited » Fri Aug 21, 2015 11:37 am
The point that I was making, Kane, is that American agricorps will always be insanely profitable, and their profits will be increasing, not decreasing, irrespective of farm subsidies. And your counter to this is that they own vast quantities of additional arable land? All of which is growing exponentially in value while also becoming increasingly rare everywhere else in the world?
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Re: Should the U.S. pass the Birthright Citizenship Act?
by spacemonkey » Fri Aug 21, 2015 11:53 am
The world is about 24,000 miles around. How many humans can live on it? My guess it will get way more crowded then now.
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