02-01-2017, 10:33 AM
(02-01-2017, 08:20 AM)BigMark Wrote: Accused murderers, but let potential terrorists into the country without answering a few questions.
Authorities did not detain or restrict the rights of everyone in Emma's family, everyone at Emma's school, every one of Emma's neighbors, everyone in the area who had access to a gun.......all of whom (and many many more) were 'potentially' responsible for the crime. Fortunately, authorities in this case were not idiotic and they followed constitutional and criminal law.
Instead, authorities in this case detained, arrested, charged, and restricted the rights of the individual they suspect committed the crime, based on probable cause and evidence.
I don't know why you think it makes sense to invoke your political rhetoric into this case. It's illogical, but at least you're consistent in that regard. And, you don't have your facts straight. People from 7 countries are not being asked to answer simple questions before being allowed entry into the U.S. because they, just like every other human being on the planet, could potentially have criminal/violent intent. They are instead currently being banned from entry based on their nationalities, no questions asked, even if they've been thoroughly back-ground checked and answered questions for many months before being approved for visas.