If some american religious-conservatives could pass a law that sentences to death any person who had homosexual sex, they would do it. Because they are crazy, as were the men who killed this doctor who practised abortions in Kansas.
You'd never find anywhere near a majority for that anywhere in the U.S..
That's why I used the word "if".
Well sure, you'll always find a couple of people who'll support anything, right?
Just as you'll find a considerable amount of people that voted for Le Pen in 2002.
Does that mean I should say "if some French fascists could pass a law that kills every immigrant, they would do it"?
Yes, you should. What I meant is that there are dangerous reactionnaries in every country. Obviously that's not the same in Europe or in USA than in less developped countries, but look at the french and italian laws against immigration, and you will see that's not so far from your statement.
How so? Are you equating tougher standards for immigration with murder, or are you actually arguing that there are members of the French and Italian Parliaments who support the physical harm of immigrants? The former makes no sense at all, and I'd like names if it's the latter.
