Responsibility and the Great Immigration Debate
As a mongrel breed with shallow roots I can assure you that home is truly where your immediate family is, was, or can be traced to.
For those without a foundation to reach skyward from, the United States of America has seemingly become that bedrock.
Regardless to the various countries of origin, the world's tired, poor, and starving have, for better or worse, latched onto the ideals and opportunities presented in the modern 21st century America, and have done so with a quiet and powerful force.
This quiet reserve which has continued to alter the ethnic fiber of our United States over the past 200 years can remain silent no longer.
With a debate which rages on both sides of the isle in Congress, and within every State House across this Land, the time is now to identify, codify, and solidify the complexity of our Nation, and the social responsibility of its Citizens.
Our laws are fragmented and the messages they send to those they are meant to govern, often ambiguous.
Let's end the uncertainty and come clean with our vision.
The time is now to return to a basic fundamental structure of human contribution.
These are the principals upon which our great country was founded.
Stand up and be counted, stand strong side by side with your fellow countryman, not hidden behind the shadows of your own existence.
Fear persecution, retribution and retaliation and overcome these fears through open participation in the process.
Open participation starts with accountability for ones actions through registration.
In addition, we, as an empathic society, need to establish an effective process to protect all human beings from unrighteous persecution, and provide an opportunity for all that are willing and able, to participate in this "Great Nation's" continued evolution.
While it is openly recognized that many of those whom have come to the USA illegally, have done so to escape religious or political persecution in their home country, consider this: Those that come to this country unannounced and fail to register and be counted, must be prepared to face persecution here if they insist on remaining anonymous and uncounted.
Own your honor, and your responsibility to defend it against they who wish to rob you of it.
Shout to the rooftops - I Am America! Pay the price for taking ownership in this proclamation.
Teach your children the importance and responsibility which accompanies citizenship of any country, and never take for granted the duty which a free people have to each other.
In numbers we are strong, but in unity undeniable.
For those without a foundation to reach skyward from, the United States of America has seemingly become that bedrock.
Regardless to the various countries of origin, the world's tired, poor, and starving have, for better or worse, latched onto the ideals and opportunities presented in the modern 21st century America, and have done so with a quiet and powerful force.
This quiet reserve which has continued to alter the ethnic fiber of our United States over the past 200 years can remain silent no longer.
With a debate which rages on both sides of the isle in Congress, and within every State House across this Land, the time is now to identify, codify, and solidify the complexity of our Nation, and the social responsibility of its Citizens.
Our laws are fragmented and the messages they send to those they are meant to govern, often ambiguous.
Let's end the uncertainty and come clean with our vision.
The time is now to return to a basic fundamental structure of human contribution.
These are the principals upon which our great country was founded.
Stand up and be counted, stand strong side by side with your fellow countryman, not hidden behind the shadows of your own existence.
Fear persecution, retribution and retaliation and overcome these fears through open participation in the process.
Open participation starts with accountability for ones actions through registration.
In addition, we, as an empathic society, need to establish an effective process to protect all human beings from unrighteous persecution, and provide an opportunity for all that are willing and able, to participate in this "Great Nation's" continued evolution.
While it is openly recognized that many of those whom have come to the USA illegally, have done so to escape religious or political persecution in their home country, consider this: Those that come to this country unannounced and fail to register and be counted, must be prepared to face persecution here if they insist on remaining anonymous and uncounted.
Own your honor, and your responsibility to defend it against they who wish to rob you of it.
Shout to the rooftops - I Am America! Pay the price for taking ownership in this proclamation.
Teach your children the importance and responsibility which accompanies citizenship of any country, and never take for granted the duty which a free people have to each other.
In numbers we are strong, but in unity undeniable.
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