Here's some pessimistic philosophy: murder, rape, child molestation, torture, are some of the most human things someone can do. Animals do not torture their prey for hours, days, sometimes even YEARS. Animals do not sexually abuse their young, (although sometimes they do eat them). Animals do not rape for sexual pleasure, and animals do not kill other animals for no reason other than to satisfy some sexual need or an inner desire to kill. Only humans do these things. So, really, murderers and rapists are indeed human.

Wait what. Are you in love with your cousin?

This is so true it hurts

Of course his parents have a good marriage. He's from Marvel, not DC

You really know your toads

What's weird is that in the first picture she's in front of the door, the for the next three she's somehow behind it...

Dont worry, your username explains it for us

There is a difference between excusing and understanding. I think that most people get in illegal immigration arguments like we see above because they are misunderstanding each other's motives. It has been my experience that those who "defend" illegal immigration are not in reality defending it or excusing it, they want the other party to see the horror or what have you from which they came and that it forced them to come here illegally and just simply understand. Not accept the action, but understand the reason.

From a criminal justice standpoint I whole heartedly agree, but from my humanity standpoint, I can't help but think that there are at least a few situations where coming in illegally is a small price for what it was that they were running from. I can't help but see things from all perspectives, that's how Philosophy in Society class fucked me up haha

I hate to intervene, but you make it sound like every Hispanic immigrant wants to get on welfare or is on welfare. You can look it up, or trust me when I tell you that, by race, nearly every single welfare program is dominated by white folks. SNAP, for instance, a food stamp program, 40% of those in the program are white, as compared to only 10.3% Hispanic. Overall, 38.8% of those that rely on welfare are white, as compared to 15.7% Hispanic. You also make it sound like it's super easy to get on welfare, its not. As a University student, I've heard dozens of my peers talk about their struggles as single mothers in school and working, and being rejected by the welfare program. You have to be in near extreme poverty to qualify.

Yea, I have to say that nearly everyone at my community college was there with the same exact plan that I had: get a two year degree, then transfer to University as a junior to get my bachelor's. That's what most students do because those two years at a community college save you about $10,000 in tuition. So, I'm going to have to say that you're wrong in saying that most students at community college are there because of poor grades. Its simply the smarter thing to do financially.