From: "Harald Beyer-Arnesen" <haraldba-AT-online.no>
Subject: AUT: Re: Re: Relationship between Immigration and capitalism
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2003 06:49:41 +0100



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From: "M.Weigand" <mweigand2-AT-mindspring.com>
To: "Michael Handelman" <mhandelman1-AT-yahoo.com>;
<aut-op-sy-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu>; <psn-AT-csf.colorado.edu>
Sent: 4. mars 2003 21.05
Subject: AUT: Re: Relationship between Immigration and capitalism


> I think we need to make a clear distinction between legal and illegal
> immigration here. It is not unreasonable or racist to argue that legal
> immigrants should be entitled to more "rights" and social benefits than
> illegal immigrants.

A "clear a clear distinction between legal and illegal"
immigrants? A clear a clear distinction between legal
and illegal human beings? Whatever happened to
those supposedly universal human rights?

But as somebody made clear long ago: "It is the
nature of the State to to break the solidariity of
the human race."

and 
 
<< ... only because we frankly want the abolition
of this politics do we believe that we have the right to
to call ourselves internationalists and revolutionary
Socialists; for he who wants to pursue politics of a
different kind, ... -- he must accept the politics of
the State, patriotic and bourgeois  politics; and that
is to deny in the name of his great or small national
State the human solidarity of the nations beyond the
pale of his particular State, as well as the economic
and social emancipation of the masses within the
State. >>


Harald







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