The difference between America and the EU

<A HREF="http://www.swissinfo.org/sen/Swissinfo.html?siteSect=143&sid=1335671" target="_new">EU backs drive to get tough with migrants</A>

Not sure I want to comment on this at the moment. It was something that rubbed me the wrong way while traveling in the EU though. The Danes idea of closed borders is really a reflection on the problems the Western Europeans are having coping with immigration. IMOP they're handling it all the wrong way. The attitude of the people towards immigrants and foreigners is deteriorating rapidly again as it has done in the past. The governments are taking advantage of this moment to literally close their borders.

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Hmm, right? Extreme right? The right wing U.S. government of the past encouraged immigration. And the left wing of the U.S. government right now is just as scared of social problems as everyone else. Of course, that's in the U.S., countries vary, but blocking imagration is not always in the best interest of conservatives.

Interest polls show me to be a moderate, but I find myself defending conservatives a lot more than liberals these days, mostly because of the intolerance of liberals in the U.S. If you believe intolerance is a conservative viewpoint as opposed to a bi-lateral issue, your judgement has become clouded. So goes it for the american liberal.

You've probably read a few of my rants against widely held beliefs of both sides.

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