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It's like any other crime. They cannot stop you from stealing, for example. By doing it, you will not be a lawful citizen.
by shark1 1y ago
It's like any other crime. They cannot stop you from stealing, for example.
By doing it, you will not be a lawful citizen.
- AlecSchueler 1y agoYou mean "an illegal?"
- bombela 1y agonah they meant unlawful. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/unlawful https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/unlawful
- AlecSchueler 1y agoI know. It was a pity comment born out of my frustration with certain classes of offenders being labelled as "illegals" while others are granted human-first language like "unlawful citizens." It wasn't a comment in keeping with the site guidelines but that was rooted in my continuing frustration with the community here denying the dehumanising nature of language like "illegals." I'm aware of the definition of unlawful but thank you for your effort and apologies for the wasted time.