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And sin of thought is enough for progressives.
Who knew they could be so Catholic.
They can build super jets but can't they do this.
That's not true either. If you're racist against the racial majority of a nation, then you want more immigrants of other races to offset and dilute that main race.
So being against illegal immigration certainly doesn't make you a racist.
And if one is against it, because one could easily expand the system on anyone else who is doomed as "unwelcome citizen" if one disregards human rights anyways - it´s like a sin of thoughts is enough for a conservative.
With 1 being good and 5 being the worst. We would do better as societies if anti-immigration debates used more of 1 and less of the others. We can handle a bit of 2, as well, emotions are fine even if they're irrational. Don't fault people for how they feel, talk about how they feel and why they feel it, instead of shutting them down for it. Even if it's irrational, or even bizarre.
Of course, as I am incredibly annoying, I will not follow my own advice there, as I like annoying people. But for the rest of you...
Okay, but what good is that information good for outside of avoiding the use of critical thinking?
Against immigration = bad