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03-22-2016, 01:30 PM
My stance on Gay Marriage: at most the States should make it legal or not, but really, it's a human choice. If the Church or whatever organization chooses to not to recognize it, that's their affair as well as the couple, but as far as the government is concerned.....it really should simply be viewed as a legal bond; nothing more.
Pot...well, I've never....but whether it's alcohol, weed or whatever, let it be legal, BUT....if you're caught under the influence operating a vehicle, then the fines/penaltes are HUGE. The paradox from this "logic" is that we're trying to reduce jail sentences by legalizing it, but you know damn well most people who use can be irresponsible, therefore we could see more in jail?
Immigration: enforce the laws in the books now; few exceptions. Plain and simple you'd think. Take away the incentive for them to come by closing down companies that hire them as illegal. I look at Europe and cringe at the huge problems they now have being so welcoming; they now have decades of immigration issues beyond what they used to have. When I lived in Germany in the 70s, the immigrants were Turkish coming to work. They appear to have adapted for the most part. But that was a relatively moderate influx; now it's millions all at once!
Pot...well, I've never....but whether it's alcohol, weed or whatever, let it be legal, BUT....if you're caught under the influence operating a vehicle, then the fines/penaltes are HUGE. The paradox from this "logic" is that we're trying to reduce jail sentences by legalizing it, but you know damn well most people who use can be irresponsible, therefore we could see more in jail?
Immigration: enforce the laws in the books now; few exceptions. Plain and simple you'd think. Take away the incentive for them to come by closing down companies that hire them as illegal. I look at Europe and cringe at the huge problems they now have being so welcoming; they now have decades of immigration issues beyond what they used to have. When I lived in Germany in the 70s, the immigrants were Turkish coming to work. They appear to have adapted for the most part. But that was a relatively moderate influx; now it's millions all at once!
Pot...well, I've never....but whether it's alcohol, weed or whatever, let it be legal, BUT....if you're caught under the influence operating a vehicle, then the fines/penaltes are HUGE. The paradox from this "logic" is that we're trying to reduce jail sentences by legalizing it, but you know damn well most people who use can be irresponsible, therefore we could see more in jail?
Immigration: enforce the laws in the books now; few exceptions. Plain and simple you'd think. Take away the incentive for them to come by closing down companies that hire them as illegal. I look at Europe and cringe at the huge problems they now have being so welcoming; they now have decades of immigration issues beyond what they used to have. When I lived in Germany in the 70s, the immigrants were Turkish coming to work. They appear to have adapted for the most part. But that was a relatively moderate influx; now it's millions all at once!