I’ve been blogging about immigration over at Megan’s blog. On Friday I called out Mint.com for posting an inflammatory info-graphic on its blog (which the company subsequently pulled). And today I consider the common argument that the rule of law demands that we take a tough line against illegal immigrants.
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You definitely should have put some bait in your most recent media-related post, maybe something like: “like noble immigrants struggling to evade the INS, bloggers struggle to get acceptance from bigger media sources.”
I know! I’m going to feel like a failure if I don’t get a 3-digit number of angry comments.