You are warned, Hallelujah

[wuapinmon]

If you make even one mean-spirited or delving-in-stereotypes comment about this story, a pox upon you and your kin to the fifth generation.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/06/07/ari...ef=mpstoryview

[JohnnyLingo]

I guess that's a risk you take when you commit an illegal act like crossing a nation's border without authorization.

Sad.

[Colly Wolly]

What are two dozen people doing in an SUV?

[wuapinmon]

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[SeattleUte]

What are two dozen people doing in an SUV?

If there is any universal justice in a next life you'll be reborn in a dirt poor barrio in Mexico with no opportunities. I wonder what kind of personal risks your ancestors took so that you could be born in America?

Same comment about Lingo.

Colly's the one who brutalized a young woman from a foreign country who posted here, attacking her because of her nationality and ethnicity.

[wuapinmon]

In all seriousness, and not mocking you, Lingo and Colly, if you served a mission, where did you go?

[JohnnyLingo]

In all seriousness, and not mocking you, Lingo and Colly, if you served a mission, where did you go?

Madagascar.

If there is any universal justice in a next life you'll be reborn in a dirt poor barrio in Mexico with no opportunities. I wonder what kind of personal risks your ancestors took so that you could be born in America?

I sure hope so. Then I can cross the border to America and live at your house because you are so kind and generous to those less fortunate.

[CardiacCoug]

I guess that's a risk you take when you commit an illegal act like crossing a nation's border without authorization.

Sad.

Again, the sarcasm is on display.

It's amazing that people with an attitude like this about immigrants consider themselves the true followers of Christ and look down their noses at so many people they consider to be heretical in their beliefs. What Jesus taught about the Pharisees is so applicable to you, Hallelujah, and others like you on a topic like this.

Would Christ have replied with a sarcastic "Sad" over these events? Seriously.

[JohnnyLingo]

Again, the sarcasm is on display.

It's amazing that people with your attitude consider yourself the true followers of Christ and look down your nose at so many people you consider to be heretical in their beliefs. What Jesus taught about the Pharisees is so applicable to you, Hallelujah, and others like you on a topic like this.

Would Christ have replied with a sarcastic "Sad" over these events? Seriously.

Few things make me smile more than to see people like you get judgmental.

And why are you so sure I was being sarcastic? These people took a risk and paid for it with their lives. I think that really is sad.

[TripletDaddy]

If there is any universal justice in a next life you'll be reborn in a dirt poor barrio in Mexico with no opportunities. I wonder what kind of personal risks your ancestors took so that you could be born in America?

Same comment about Lingo.

Thank you for pointing this out. The Immigration issue is probably the most complex moral and legal dilemma facing our politicians on both sides of the aisle. To boil it down to a simple question of obeying a border law is fairly insular and largely boneheaded.

What I find most interesting in this is that JohnnyLingo gets upset and cries foul because he was down on his luck peddling crap on the internet to make a few bucks.

Yet he has zero problems showing no compassion to people that lose their lives coming to this country to find work because the are destitute and have no future in their homeland.

Lingo, next time you need some cash, why not go down to the border and sell chiclets for $5 a box. Stop coming here looking for sympathy if you are not prepared to show any to others.

[New Mexican Disaster]

I guess that's a risk you take when you commit an illegal act like crossing a nation's border without authorization.

Sad.

I think you are trolling..but... you know that the accident could have happened to anyone and that it had (according the article) nothing to do with immigration status, right? Not a lot of logic going on and certainly the lack of sympathy is appalling. Which is why I think you are trolling.

[wuapinmon]

Madagascar.

And you saw nothing in Madagascar that would make you see why people would risk everything to come here? Do you know how lucky or blessed you are to have been dropped in this country? Your comment is really tasteless because you know better, or at least you should.

I've been accused of being heartless because I hate dogs and view pets as property. Perhaps you are wired differently than most.

[il Padrino Ute]

And you saw nothing in Madagascar that would make you see why people would risk everything to come here? Do you know how lucky or blessed you are to have been dropped in this country? Your comment is really tasteless because you know better, or at least you should.

I've been accused of being heartless because I hate dogs and view pets as property. Perhaps you are wired differently than most.

You hate dogs?

You heartless bastard.

[CJF]

Thank you for pointing this out. The Immigration issue is probably the most complex moral and legal dilemma facing our politicians on both sides of the aisle. To boil it down to a simple question of obeying a border law is fairly insular and largely boneheaded.

One of the few things that really bothers me about this great nation is the immigration policies. We make it very difficult for people to come into this country legally. I understand there are serious national security concerns, but there has to be a better way for the protection of human life of those immigrating and the residents of the US. This country was made great buy immigration. We've sure moved away from that legacy.