Dream Act or American Dream Act?
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LEARN TO READ YOU INOR***T WET*A*K!!! AINT NO GOOD WETBK JUST GOOD AN DEAD WETBKS! Keep mouthing off, I'm just sittin back watchin ur ppl dig themselves a bigger grave. LMAO May 1st! It aint gonna make no difference to the economy it's just making people angrier......so by all means keep doin watcha's doin!
506554
your dream could be a premonition to what kind of guy you eventually will be with or what you currently desire your future husband to be. As for your sister's dream, Pete Wentz at prom would be a blast so dream big and claim life  big!!! :)
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American Idol...\nAs the name of the show says American Idol, our society would not let a foreigner become an idol to the American youth.  The show is really for Americans!
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I like your question, but unfortunately have no clue what is meant by the term: "American Dream".\n\nI do have some knowledge of what it is that I want though.\n\nThe thing I value most in life is... FREEDOM to come, go, and do as I choose.\n\nTherefore "MY DREAM" is... to have more of that which I value most.
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Both. I wanna see my great grand children grow and I wanna help my parents before I was born.
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Allowing the viewers to also 'Dream the Dream'.
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!~ i think America is your land so whatever it is, its your fault...jeez...cac288.... but i go for FEE country..there aren't much of freedom in U.S ~! (^_^)
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It appears to be about controlling illegal immigrants, but its really about controlling Americans.  I think the bill is a bad idea. If freedom and democracy are so important to us Americans, why deny it to those less fortunate who are eager to work and contribute?  Criminals will come regardless, the rest deserve dignity and respect...and hospitality.  I believe Americans have the intelligence and resources...and heart to come up with a better idea...\n\nAmerica, bless God!
224644
Interesting question...... I'd have to say I dream in both.\n\nFor example: \nI had this dream that I was on top of a really high building once, and then someone pushed me off and I pretty much plunged to my death (but I woke up before I hit the ground.) And that was in black and white. Maybe that's because that's how you see flashbacks of crime scenes on crime shows and stuff?\nAnd another example:\nI had ANOTHER dream on ANOTHER day that I was swimming in a river with my friends, but the current was really strong so I was just sort of letting it carry me. And nothing bad happened to me, so it was in color.\n\nSo maybe good dreams are in color and bad are in black and white? You decide. I hope that helps! =)
135507
excellent question! ....Patzky has me singing Simple man. Any how Ive always had dreams of being something really great. Doing work that affects many people and has positive impact on all of them. Not that I think I am that great of a person but I think life provides little opportunities to be that. Im a dreamer what more can I say?
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No there is no difference what so ever.It is time for Americans to stand up and restore our republic it is time for a revolution.Don't you think.They are all crooks and they just gave themselves another raise while they rip us off.I think American don't have the back bone our founding fathers had.We have grown up being pampered to the point most are to lazy and to scared to stand up for themselves.
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As it refers to personal happiness and the pursuit thereof, it certainly differs from person to person.  But traditionally, it has referred to the level of economic success wherein a person could afford to do such things as support oneself without government assistance, retire at a reasonable age with a comfortable lifestyle, and especially, own one's own home.  Many politicians even refer to home ownership as "the American dream."  BTW, I would also now add "send one's kids to college" to the mix, since more and more people are viewing a college education as a minimum requirement for economic success.
595451
Good question. It seems to me like there's no use in working the system to enjoy the American dream when you can steal it from America's youth.
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On that issue, yes.\n\nWhat it means to be an American after the bill passes:\n\nThat it is our duty as citizens to give up a portion of what we work for to support the immigrant welfare state;\n\nThat it is now the American way to compete for jobs against those that have no chance of working had they not been here;\n\nTo teach our children that since America's border's were legislated open and free, that's why there is so much want and need with no way to address with overpopulation of doubling ourselves every 60 years or less;\n\nThat our leaders are not just out leaders, they are the leaders of the free world;  That it is our American duty to pay for and give everyone else a chance at the American dream before we can attempt it;\n\nThat there future will have no such thing as depression type future, as the more and more people in America, the more jobs there are, look at China;\n\nThat we must respect our heritage above others and not make them feel unwelcome;\n\nThat America isn't for Americans, it is for everyone from every country, there is no such thing as an American Citizen;\n\nThat we may not emulate the laws of our neighbor Mexico nor protect our border there without their express written permission or that would be racist, God made Mexico strong so none of us may even dream about getting jobs there;\n\nThat there is no 'one' America, we are a fracture of groups that are not assimilated toward any common goals, like French Canada;\n\nThat America wanted peace with the world, so she gave the world the only thing she has, America itself;\n\nThat, in a democracy, the majority rules, and if states should want to go their own way, that is their right by populaton of vote;\n\nThat we must rejoice and praise our leaders for making America strong, integrated, and a force to the world an an example that all must throw open her borders, China, Russia, the Middle East, Canada, the UK, all of Europe, we make this happen by setting the examples ourselves;\n\nThat there are many languages that you must learn to speak depending on how far and wide you must have to go to look for a job;\n\nThat to prove the final act of love for the world, America must abandon English to show how serious she is to be anyone else;\n\nAnd, above all to our children, that it is illegal to defend you country to tryanny and the will of other nations, for America does not have any citizens to call her own, we are citizens of the world, and let events take their course in nature without changing them againt social evolution, as America does not set the course of her future, the will of all around her shall.
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I think it (more or less) accurately represents the basic components of the American dream:\n\nFinancial stability\nProperty of one's own\nLove and devotion\nA family (kind of included in the above)\n\nIn conclusion - success.  People want money and love and once they have it, they like to show that they have it.  Thus the house and land, and the faithful dog, and well, the family is - or should be - the source of much love and devotion.\n\nSo...while it may not exactly be the American dream (and it's certainly not *my* dream), I think it it's a good representation of what the American dream truly comprises.
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I didn't dream, or I don't remember i dreamed
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I use both depending on the context of what I'm trying to say.\n\nContrary to popular belief, they were not originally interchangeable words, though they have similar meanings.\n\nDreamt is the past tense of dream.  It is defined as ""to have a daydream; an experience while dreaming".  Dreamed is "to have conceived of, imagined or hoped for".