@freya__Smith21 Depends on how greedy you live. $36/hr is definitely enough to cover all of your needs no matter where you live and maybe a few of your wants.
@EricJThe3rd@JamieBonkiewicz I can't really speak for Muslims as I don't really know any. But I'll just say this, any person in Congress needs to be a natural-born citizen AND have patriotic and American values. America first and America always. That's common sense. That's Ted Cruz.
Okay, sure. Let's take California and Oklahoma, for example. California brings in a lot: their population and concentration of companies there, plus importing and exporting, it makes sense. Oklahoma is more manufacturing and oil and isn't going to bring in as much. There's data out there that shows this. But there's also data showing the waste that California has. There's a lot of fraud going on. A railway that's cost well over $100 billion and there hasn't even been any track laid. There's many more examples. Look at a place like Oklahoma and there's nothing like that going on. So, while California brings in a lot of money, they waste the most amount of money too. If they didn't have that waste going on that I wouldn't be saying a single thing about Minnesota and California wasting the taxpayers dollars.
Subsection g grants U.S. citizenship at birth to children born abroad when one parent is a U.S. citizen who lived in the U.S. for at least five years. That's how Ted Cruz is a natural born U.S. citizen
Also, if there are a man and woman in America illegally and they have a baby here, should that baby be a natural born citizen whenever their parents aren't even citizens?
@JameswHolloway2@sappholives83 So then you would agree with me in saying that what this man did in this video is wrong. By your logic of a proportional response, what this man did is wrong.
I think we've seen that there are many laws throughout history that are not completely correct. Some can be principled on one thing while others are principled on another. I'll say this, every person has basic human rights according to the law. Legally, no one should be robbed or murdered and they can stand their ground. But the man in this video didn't need to do what he did. Not by a long shot.
See, this really brings us to the point of debating "just because you can, does that mean you should?" legally yea everybody has basic rights to not be murdered, not be robbed,and stand their ground. But the man in this video could have gone about it many other ways. Did he need to do what he did? No, not by a long shot.
By the way, a little confused is what you mean by meeting death in your 30s. Are you stating that you don't want a woman to beat you to death?
@SportsFaithful@Big12Pokes Hunter had a solid career. Two seasons for 1500+ years and 15+ touchdowns. Chuba and Ollie didn't do that. Hunter was definitely one of my favorite to watch.
@Big12Pokes Anyone remember that Tyreek Hill's position was a running back? Best deep threat in the nation, and we put him in the backfield, and kept Mason Rudolph on the bench until the last 3 games too.
@SportsFaithful@Big12Pokes Ollie Gordon. Chuba is a close one but Gordon had a terrible o-line, old man QB, and sub par receiving group (minus Presley) around him.
@JameswHolloway2@sappholives83 A proportional response? What did the woman do that deserved a response of being knocked out cold by someone who looked to be probably two to three decades younger than her?
@Bluebird19273@sappholives83 If you only speak of legalism you miss the deeper point. Legal equality does not mean men and women are the same. Men who lower every private standard the moment someone says “the law says equal” are not being principled, they’re just being inconsistent with reality.