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I can't speak for GP, but telling a guest that they are no longer welcome doesn't seem like a moral issue at all, while killing someone definitely is, regardles
by Amezarak 10y ago
I can't speak for GP, but telling a guest that they are no longer welcome doesn't seem like a moral issue at all, while killing someone definitely is, regardless of how good or bad the people are.
- wtetzner 10y agoGreencard holders aren't guests. Telling them they're not welcome means kicking them out of their homes.
- Amezarak 10y agoIf you're not a citizen, whatever the country, you're a guest. It would be absolutely terrible to be a resident for years and then told you're no longer welcome, but I don't think it is a moral issue. If I invite someone to live with me and they stay for ten years, it is not evil for me to kick them out afterwards.
- wtetzner 10y agoA "Permanent Resident" is permanent. That's not a guest any longer. And if kicking someone out of their home isn't a moral issue, I don't know what is. > If I invite someone to live with me and they stay for ten years If you sign a contract saying they're allowed to live with you for ten years, and kick them out after 3 years, I would argue that it is evil (not to mention illegal).