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What would make the United States any different? There is a difference between welcoming immigration and allowing exploitation.

I wouldn't force my way into another nation, alter the cultures of their area, participate in riots, and wave my nation's flag in defiance. What kind of nation do we live in today to think this is acceptable?

Part of immigration is integration and assimilation.

I grew up at one point thinking liberals and the left were respectful, recognizing, and mindful of different cultures. Part of respecting cultures is not allowing foreign cultures to coerce and trample over one another. It works both ways.

You don't enter a foreign land being abrasive, demanding, and aggressive. You enter being humble and respectful.

Foreign entry into the United States is a privilege, not a right.

Throughout childhood, there were certain values that were instilled in everyday life. Adults were actually adults back then and held a tight ship.

• Order
• Professionalism
• Accountability
• Properness/etiquette
• Respect for authority

... these were the values that were still the norm. In school, the first week every school year, the assistant principal would pull everyone into an assembly and review the entire student handbook.

This was just back in 2000-2009.

Is it just me, or has society lapsed in discipline, order, and rule of law? Back then, those in charge took responsibility. Adults these days act like children. Children act just as bad. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

It seems like the past decade and a half, everyone thought it was appropriate to blatently challenge the status quo and norms of society.