> >Maybe he didn't rob a bank but he certainly robbed the US and its
> >citizens and its legal permanent residents. How? He took
> >employment,
> >he didn't pay taxes, he took up an apartment, used public
> >transportation, etc. That is robbery.
>
> He took an employment no tax paying legal immigrant was willing to
> take.
> He did not TAKE an apartment, he paid rent for one. Paying and robbing
> are two different concepts; please look up the words in a dictionary.
> Public transportation in NYC had over $2billion surplus this year. The
> more riders they have the more they collect. Get it?
>
> >He had no busy remaining in the
> >US past the time allowed him on his tourist visa. That is an offense
> >punishable by a ban of 10 years if the overstay is over a year. He
> >should be a man about it and suffer the consequences of his actions.
> >That is his responsibility. Have someone that he knows in the US
> >clean
> >up his household mess for him.
>
> Yes, this is an offense. He is "a man about it and suffers the
> consequences" just as you suggested.
> So, what's your point?
>
> Chuck
I know the difference without having to look it up. Your friend robbed.
He took what he did not have a right to take because he was here
illegally. Regardless of paying rent, that apartment could have gone to
one of the homeless men, women or families who have no place to live.
Yes, they might be on welfare but they needed the apartment and had a
right to it because they are here in the US legally. Your friend took
that right away from them.
Of course I get it and now I know where you are from and where your
friend is from. I use NYC transportation 5 days a week because I work
in NYC. I work legally btw.
A true man would not have done something illegal to start with.
Glad he was stupid enough to have gotten caught.
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