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Posted: Dec 26, 2012

Brits have responded to the petition calling on the White House to deport Piers Morgan for his anti-second amendment stance by lodging a petition of their own with UK Home Secretary Theresa May entitled ‘Stop Piers Morgan from being deported back to the UK from America’. http://www.prisonplanet.com/brits-petition-government-we-dont-want-piers-morgan-back.html;

What a stupid waste of resources. NM - RC

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Just silly. You don't deport someone...sm - VTMT

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for voicing an opinion, not in America anyway.

Aren't these people also yammering about constitutional - rights? Only for them, apparently.nm

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"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." Our founding fathers didn't mean only people holding a U.S. government issued ID.

Lighten up, people! - This is all tongue-in-cheek fun.

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Of course he won't be deported.

It's the contempt of these citizens for freedom of - speech that's not funny. nm

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exactly - (nm)

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there was nothing tongue-in-cheek about the petition - sm

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I love the Brit wit! It's a bit of a pity that we have given them such good reason to satirize us.

you can't deport someone for voicing an opinion - sm

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Are there that many people out there that think we can deport people, throw them out of the country, because of some nationalistic righteous rage?

It seems to me that those who call for the deportation of pundits, and armed guards in schools, are the same ones who claim they fear a fascist state. What's up with that? And what do they do with all that cognitive dissonance?

Anyway. The best the NRA could do in the wake of this horrifying crime was to step up to the plate and remind Americans: "if you think you are going to get gun control, forget it." It's just a little hard for me engage any rage about Mr. Morgan in the face of the unconscionable hubris displayed by the NRA.

Yeah, Mexico said the same thing - Fanatical Hypocrite

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when I petitioned to have the Romneys sent back. And when I tried to get INS to deport W back to Texas, they gave me some BS about Texas being part of the U.S. If that's true, why do they have a different history than us (at least according to their text books), a separate power grid and only one star on their flag? It just gets harder and harder to deport people for disagreeing with you.

Still, it might be worth the trouble to deport the petition makers for their anti-first amendment stance;)

Huh? - I don't understand

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Have Romney sent back where? He's an American citizen. I can understand trying to petition to have Obama sent back. Just don't understand where you think Romney should be sent back to. Michigan?

Sorry to burst your bubble, but Texas is part of the united states. If I was INS and some stupid request came through to "deport" someone who is a US citizen back to the state they are from, I'd probably deport the person asking just cos it so stupid.

Texas is a great state and hope more states follow just like them.

calling the sense of humor police. - nm

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You forgot your disclaimer, FH - grits

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*tsk*

What disclaimer? What is FH? - If I knew what you were talking about

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I would know why you wrote "tsk", but you've lost me on this one.

grits was talking to fanatical hypocrite (FH) - nm

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It was a joke. Did you really believe she - did that? LOL

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My whole family is liberal and yes they WOULD do that - sm

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They would also turn in anyone republican to the nearest priest for an exorcism. LOL (don't blame that on them either LOL)

I also had a family member who told me (and she was serious) that if I didn't say nice things about the democrats she was going to report me. I asked report me to whom and she said to the DNC (at that time she said Howard Dean).

So, I say yes, I know liberals and yes I really believed she did that.

Most of my family is liberal, too, and I suspect you - have a reputation among yours. Your relative

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was ALSO pulling your leg and it passed you by. When people show that they will swallow just about anything about the Democrats and liberals as long as it's outrageously awful, they set themselves up as easy targets for a little fun.

Believe me, it's lot a better for those people to be laughed at for accusing others of, for instance, setting up concentration camps and arresting people who criticize them, than to receive the responses those despicable insults deserve. Choosing to downplay abuses allows family to stay together and avoid estrangement.

LOL, I hope you're joking too - Fanatical Hypocrite

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In case you weren't though, I was merely satirizing the lunacy of trying to deport people based on a disagreement by comparing it to equally crazy deportations.

The Romney family is from Mexico (where they were exiled a long time ago because the Phantom Zone was full), though Romney is a U.S. citizen and thus it would be impossible to deport him, hence the joke.

It turns out, however, that you were right about Texas. I looked it up and it turns out that they were recently admitted to the Union. Go figure. This will come as good news to my close friend in Texas as now the two of us can get together to hunt jackalope without needing a passport.

You were mistaken when you said Texas was a great state and you hoped other states would follow them. Texas is part of North America and so, because of continental drift, all the other states will inevitably follow them and vice versa, but they don't have a choice.

I also agree that Obama should be deported back to Hawaii. Unless it's already a state. Well, according to Wiki it is a state... I guess we're letting everybody in these days. We must have like a hundred states now.

Okay, all kidding aside, Grits is right, I should never have forgotten my comedy disclaimer. These days, it's hard to tell a joke from the honest discourse of the intellectually backwards;)

you should be paid and published for your style and wit - (and then, of course, promptly deported)

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you're so darn good, FH. I will always picture you hunting jackalopes now.

I liked the continental drift bit. :) - RC

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Hawaii???? - I liked the rest of the post

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Now knowing all was a joke I get it and I actually agree with what you and grits have written. But why would he be deported back to Hawaii? Especially since he's not from there.

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