On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 05:57:51 -0800 (PST), Edugov
wrote:
>> You still haven't explained why you can't go to the USA. On the surface,
>> you have a number of different paths open to you which let you live in
>> the USA; you even have what is widely considered to be the best option,
>> a USA citizen fiancée. There are literally millions of people around the
>> world who would give a lot to have even one of your options. What
>> prevents you using them? Have you committed crimes involving moral
>> turpitude for which you can't get a waiver?
>
>Yes, there are paths.
>
>a) Find an American company to sponsor me. That is likely to mean
>accepting a job I don't really want to do for little pay, because I
>have less bargaining power against the company.
>b) Marry my fiance and apply for green card. That would cost me
>$10,000+ and I would go into forced unemployment for at least a year,
>costing me another $80,000 of lost wages. I don't have rich parents to
>pay for this.
>c) Apply for a job in an American university. That would mean straying
>from my chosen career.
>d) Visa lottery. The chances are like, 1 in 1000 and even then it
>takes years.
>
>As you can see, all paths are extremely unattractive.
I am sure your "fiancee" is thrilled with you. Path b, as you state is
"extremely unactractive". Is she that ugly? Or is it just you?
Where do they grow people like you? You sound more and more as an
exception to Darwinian theory. And by the way, "liberal capitalism" as
mentioned in one of your earlier rants, is an oxymoron... |
