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Cute (and upvoted for humor). The question is not whether foreigners are people, but whether they are a part of "the people", usually taken to mean "the people
by dllthomas 10y ago
Cute (and upvoted for humor).
The question is not whether foreigners are people, but whether they are a part of "the people", usually taken to mean "the people of the United States" - which is the context in which "the people" first appears.