Reply to a comment  Reply to this comment  Puffy writes:  in
response to Sand_Pebble:  When I child I never asked for a
unicorn for Christmas, I never asked for a real racecar, machine
gun or a invisible cloak for my birthday. God gave me enough
brains that even at a young age I had enough sense to have
reasonable, realistic expectations. I had my dreams but my feet
were firmly planted in reality. I used to chuckle at my peers
when they would ask for outlandish things and then have high
hopes that they would get them. In the third grade I remember a
classmate told us he was going to get a hot air balloon for
Christmas and all of us could ride to school with him in it?
Even as late as middle school I had a classmate who was
expecting a Hooverboard like in the movie “Back To The Future
II”??  Many of these young fools have grown up to be old fools.
They think these immigrants are going to just disappear into
thin air. They want the government to form patrols to go door to
door or set up on street corners demand