Exactement, Madame. But in your case it can be undone, electorally. To undo my "stupidity," one'd have to take the task in hand of rewriting nothing less than chunky sections of the history of medical science, of public health, and of epidemiology. Bon chance avec ca.
No, they are called illegals because they try to cross over illegally - if I were to enter Canada without a valid passport and visa or PR card I would be turned back by CBSA for trying to enter without proper legal document , i.e. attempting to enter illegally- Nobody is less worthy and less deserving than anybody else , and nobody should be above the laws and rules either - and there are clearly defined rules to follow for everything, including refugee claims
It is unfortunate that some people thinks all refugees (fake, illegal, or otherwise) should be exempt from following the laws. Laws and rules should not apply to them, regardless if they are fake or bona bide refugee. Real refugees will take the legal route since they would carry as many documents to prove their story. Fake refugees throw away their identities, phones, anything to hide the fact that they DO NOT have any claims to refugee status. They know there is a long wait list to get a hearing and they know they will get a gold plate treatment until the hearing that will likely determined that they were fake. Up to 2 years of benefits they are not entitled to wasted on them instead of real refugees.
Literally not one person on this thread has stated that refugees should be exempt from following laws- on the contrary, everybody is in agreement that people who falsely claiming refugee status and are not entitled to it should be prosecuted for breaking the law.
No. If that were true then why wouldn't you call other people breaking the law illegals?
It’s a terminology that’s been used and understood by many people and if you want get politically correct of course you can make up a new name for it? Or Maybe just call them criminals? Then wouldn’t you get even more frustrated? it’s common to call other people who break the law criminals, why don’t we just call those illegally crossing border criminals? I can only imagine what kind of name calling would be coming from you if that’s used lol
My point was that there is a reason people use the term illegal for one group of people breaking the law but not for every other - but instead of answering, you ask another question and deflect by claiming politically correctness and then make it personal - doesn't really make for constructive conversation.
Your point is sticking to the terminology rather than the core nature of the action, and you are the one who first made it personal by calling others racist for using the word 'illegal', without even knowing any of those people, and how on earth you are so sure the 'reason' of people using 'illegal'? tons of them just picked up from the previous post and used the same for convenience, like anybody on an internet forum would do, similarly, people have been calling 'Indians' until it was changed to 'native American' and 'aboriginals' in recent decades - I am actually done having this conversation with you, so, have a good day! But no matter how you spin it, it's still illegal, sorry for the truth
Not sure I understand what that even means.
So using the term Indian is okay to use just because everybody else uses it? Sounds like an interesting way to avoid calling out anything.
Um ok, I'm sorry you were so offended that not everybody on this forum agrees with you. Kind of reminds me when kids decide that they don't want to listen to anything they don't agree with and just yell and put their hands on their ears.
We call murderers criminals. Tax evaders and speeders also get jail time if deemed serious enough. What do you want people to call illegal border crossers? Like undocumented immigrants? That'll make you happy, right?
Don’t waste your time, you will just invite more irritating nonsense from that guy, I gave up already lol
Not sure you are aware of this information which is sourced from a CBC article and quoting the minister
Our delay is due to the additional load that resulted from C-6 not because of refugees. I'm also frustrated by non genuine asylum seekers who casually cross over in a day and get PR while I had to wait 4 years to immigrate here.
