Do comic books advocate illegal immigration?

[Darthphere]

With all this debate going on about illegal immigration I came to a thought. A lot of comic book characters are illegal immigrants. Now hear me out. Think about all the aliens that live in America in comic books. Prime example would be Superman. In the essence of the law he should be considered an illegal immigrant, or alien BWAHAHAHA! Anyway, Martian manhunter didnt apply for a Visa as far as I know. I know in the Marvel universe SWORD exists which I guess acts as the border patrol of the skies. But what do you guys think? Am I just crazy and need to lay off the coffee or do I have a valid point?

 

[ampersand]

Definately crazy

 

[Elijya]

Superman and Martian Manhunter at the least I believe have been granted some unique legal status that makes them not in violation of any laws


with others it gets a bit tricky. How do you tell a person who can fly where he can and can't go, ya know? Might as well put up a one foot high hedge fence on the Mexican border and tell people not to cross it.

 

[Lackey]

seeing as how anything dealing with Clark Kent's citizenship had to be illegal, I'd say they do advocate illegal immigration

 

[SuperFerret]

Superman and Martian Manhunter at the least I believe have been granted some unique legal status that makes them not in violation of any laws


with others it gets a bit tricky. How do you tell a person who can fly where he can and can't go, ya know? Might as well put up a one foot high hedge fence on the Mexican border and tell people not to cross it.

Well, some Mexicans are really short.

 

[Lazlo Panaflex]

we need the arrival of.........................Sportacus!

 

[Lackey]

or El Chapulín Colorado

 

[Anubis]

Jesus, whats that crap between his legs? Two wangs?

 

[Lackey]

you're jealous

 

[Lazlo Panaflex]

Jesus, whats that crap between his legs? Two wangs?

Those are his tail thingies, Chapulin is grasshopper in English.

 

[The Question]

we need the arrival of.........................Sportacus!

You know, for some reason, after seeing a bit of that show, I keep imagining Sporticus arriving in Lazytown to see it in flames, with Robbie Rotten having finally gone off the deep and, and snapping that pink haired girl's neck.




I have problems.

 

[Anubis]

Nah, it's a fairly normal reaction.

 

[The Question]

And, if you think abot it, it's a pretty ****ing kickass image, in a twisted kind of way.

 

[Anubis]

You know, it is. It really is.

 

[Elijya]

he looks like the third Mario brother