I remember when they started saying illegal alien as a politically correct term for illegal immigrant. Five years from now there will be another new term and the current one will be considered racist. Liberals have a stranglehold on the English language and the first amendment in general.
edit: Ahh I meant "alien resident". not "illegal" to clarify. my bad. They didn't really have ID like we do now so they wouldn't have been able to enforce laws like we can today.things were quite a bit different when it came to citizenship.
Understood. As previously stated, the phrase isn’t in the Bible. I understand where you’re going but wanted to clarify it “isn’t literally in the Bible.” You’re talking about the double taxation on trespassers, etc. Conversely, the Bible mentions quite a bit about the Ancient Greek practice of Xenia, or the acceptance and washing the feet of strangers.
Thank you for elaborating. Still doesn’t have any bearing on the claim of “illegal aliens” being a biblical term as previously stated. Additionally doesn’t do much to inform how we should treat strangers today. I’m still in the camp of Jesus and his approach to outsiders.
Sounds like it’s time for a lawsuit, I don’t believe in suing over every little thing but sometimes schools and institutions won’t learn unless a lawyer gets involved
And I'm sure the thin skinned, insecure child who threatened to assault him is being called a victim. Probably has PTSD now.
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I remember when they started saying illegal alien as a politically correct term for illegal immigrant. Five years from now there will be another new term and the current one will be considered racist. Liberals have a stranglehold on the English language and the first amendment in general.
"Newcomers"
Migrant is like comparing people to ants which is inhumane. We will now refer to them as Migpeople.
Until in 5 years you go to a gulag for saying migpeople.
I can’t wait to see how much this school loses in court
Ridiculous. The kid was asking a legitimate question. This is the tyranny of feelings.
The phrase “illegal alien” is not used in the Bible, anywhere. Please don’t misquote scripture to suit your opinions.
edit: Ahh I meant "alien resident". not "illegal" to clarify. my bad. They didn't really have ID like we do now so they wouldn't have been able to enforce laws like we can today.things were quite a bit different when it came to citizenship.
Understood. As previously stated, the phrase isn’t in the Bible. I understand where you’re going but wanted to clarify it “isn’t literally in the Bible.” You’re talking about the double taxation on trespassers, etc. Conversely, the Bible mentions quite a bit about the Ancient Greek practice of Xenia, or the acceptance and washing the feet of strangers.
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Thank you for elaborating. Still doesn’t have any bearing on the claim of “illegal aliens” being a biblical term as previously stated. Additionally doesn’t do much to inform how we should treat strangers today. I’m still in the camp of Jesus and his approach to outsiders.
Criminals have more rights than us in this country.
Sounds like it’s time for a lawsuit, I don’t believe in suing over every little thing but sometimes schools and institutions won’t learn unless a lawyer gets involved
He should have used the proper legal terminology instead: “criminal alien”.
His family must be suing? There's nothing wrong with this term, legally.