Here's another reason to deport illegals - they're suing for getting arrested

[Gabu]

Once again, your problem with them is not their actions in question specifically, but that they're in the country illegally.  Why not just say that instead of skirting around the issue?

[Gabu]

Because this complicates the issue - not only are they just here illegally, they're taking actions to make their illegalness less taboo.

As far as I can tell in the article, what they're taking action against is a perceived illegal arrest.  If a person was not in the country illegally, you would have no problem with that person fighting an illegal arrest.

Like I said, at the heart of things, your real problem is with their illegal residence within the country, not anything else.  Why not just make arguments about why their illegal residence within the country shouldn't be tolerated?  It'd be more effective than posting a new topic every single time an illegal immigrant does something.

[Gabu]

Strawman - no, not a good analogy Ebowed - especially becuase you said so.

God, seriously, stop using the word "strawman" until you figure out what it means.  I already went over it.

[Gabu]

Continuously accusing someone of a "straw man" without explaining why it is so is an indication that you're grasping at straws.

I explained - He's using the huge issue of Rosa Parks - a situation where the law she was arrested for was unconstitutional.

Deporting illegals isn't unconstitutional.

Which is not even in the same ballpark as the definition of "straw man".