Thread: Arizonan restrictive law backfires
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Old 06-25-2010, 10:50 AM   #130
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Originally Posted by LCF View Post
There are a lot more countries where shit happens than Mexico. Somewhere it's worse, somewhere it's better. But all those things are not really relevant to the topic of this thread. It's about Arizona's law, and if it is suited for a coutry, which is based on freedom and human rights. If we start disputing (in this topic) every country, where human rights are violated this way or another, the thread will become very hard to read or to follow the certain topic you are interested in.

About the new law - do I get it correct: If you you are an emigrant, you have to wear the "emigration paper" all the time with you, otherwise you are...(what)?

Do you have to wear your ID (nationality doesn't matter) 24/7 with you in Arizona?
WEAR? no, carry. we haven't gotten to yellow stars
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