If Frankenstein was made from various immigrants what body part determines which country he gets deported to?
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I think I'll need to employ a gaggle of attorneys to debate and answer this one.  It is far too deep for me.  It did however leave me in stitches too.  Hahaha
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you can go to the website and put in his ID numbers.  \nEverytime I have known a person to get deported, they usually go to louisianna
692025
No, he was a refugee from a dying planet.  Krypton exploded, therefore he has no home to return to.  I think he came to earth in the 1930s when immigration laws were different.
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You are deported to Australia
76366
That's an interesting question.  The clone would grow up looking identical to the original Hitler and those who cloned him from Hitler's blood would know it and might have ulterior motives.  Ordinarily the clone would be a distinct person (neither good nor bad) but could be groomed (conditioned) to replace Hitler in all his evils.  He might think it's his birthright.  That would be reason enough to not use Hitler's blood to make a clone.  Also, if Hitler was psychotic, there might be a better than even chance that his clone would be similarly afflicted, if the problem was organic.
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He wanted to know where he came from
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My brother works for the prison system and he said they WILL go to jail in the U.S. but eventually be deported to their country of origin. I don't know if they will be sent to another jail there or simply sent back.... sorry.
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I don't think so since, as I recall, all of his cartoons were set in Mexico.  The immigrant was that gringo cat Sylvester that was always trying to catch him!
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Go see America: Freedom to Fascism.  http://freedomtofascism.com.  It opens nationwide in theatres on July 28th.  It is written and directed by the guy that produced "Trading Places" with Eddie Murphy and Dan Akroyd.\n\nThis will explain the answer to your question.  Also, check out spp.gov and read CFR documents and you will see why the US has an immigration "problem."  Also, do a google search for "Hegellian Dialectic"
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hahaha no. hey did you watch gattaca for biology? we did [as a class]. anyway, that doctor is another guy's father, some generic kid. only thing is, his kid is not genetically altered--he's naturally born, but he wants to be an astronaut, just like the main character. his dad knows that the main character is naturally born too, and he lets him pass and take his chance and his dream into outer space, even though technically he shouldn't allow him to. why? because he sees his own kid in him--he knows his kid wants to do that someday too, but it's highly unlikely because in that world, people are bred for perfection, and imperfect people aren't allowed to take such high-risk jobs.
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Dr Victor Frankenstein is the name\nFrankenstein is the doctor, not the monster.
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I think it's a GREAT question. While I've not read the story, I'm familiar with it (who isn't familiar if you've been through public high school?)\n\nPersonally, I think that Frankenstein is the monster. He created life, his child if you will, and then left it out there for the world to mold. His monster was a product of nurture vs. nature. While he was built ugly on the outside, he had a pure heart and simply wanted companionship. Society rejected him and was violent toward him, leading him to follow their example and retaliate.
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That depends- to which Xmen are you referring?  Cyclops, Beast, Iceman, and Angel are from the United States.  They aren't immigrants.\n\nStorm is from Cairo, Wolverine is from Canada, Colossus is Russian, and Nightcrawler from Germany.\n\nIn the continuity of the storyline, the Xmen who are from foreign countries are more than likely legal immigrants, as Professor X wouldn't approve of smuggling people across borders.  It would also defeat his philosophy that mutants needn't hide- they can be accepted as normal humans.\n\nIf he were to smuggle mutants into the states and get caught, it would set his purpose back because people would see the mutants as sneaky and scheming.
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He would be what ever the Russian culture called him.  I don't speak Russian, and haven't visited there...so don't know their culture or language.\n\nIf he came to America, we're stupid, and would problably call him an Afro-American out of our own stupidity.\n\nTo the lady who said he decended from a slave brough to Russia??? Not all Afro's (is this the politically correct way to say this??? Is this your point???) were slaves...some were explorers!!!
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Hm.  An illegal immigrant who speaks pretty good English and is self-employed vs. a fascist McCarthy-wannabe.  Who would you like deported?  The person who assimilated well to America, or the reactionary lunatic who prefers to steer America in the direction of vigilantism?\n\n-----\n\nHey, furnace: people can think that illegal immigrants should be deported and at the same time think that it is utterly inappropriate to cultivate a culture of vigilantism.  Citizens reporting other citizens to Big Brother?  Sounds just like the Communist Soviet Union to me.  It's disgraceful and stupid.  No, it isn't racist (necessarily), but it is absolutely fascistic.
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No more than any other earth dwelling human. Where does it say Caine turned black or anything else? It just says a mark was put on him so he in turn wouldn't be murdered. Nobody got tricked into coming to America. Most came out of desperation. Black people were literally forced.  Don't put the blame on your friend, look these things up. And don't listen to friends who give you bad advice. ( Yada - yada - yada. )
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They are deported back to their own country of origin, whether that country is Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador or wherever.  They are never returned to Mexico if they are not Mexican as Mexico won't accept them, either.  Actually, the Central Americans love that trip home as it is an airplane ride home - much easier than their trip up.  They consider it a holiday and stay home to visit their friends and families awhile then they head back to el norte again.  They do it over and over, as long as they are physically able.  My daughter's boyfriend did very well for himself and had some $30,000 US saved up in his home country of Honduras by last time he was deported in December (a lot of money in Honduras, considering that their average yearly income there is only $400 - $600 per year) and he is on his way back now to the US and expects to be here within 2 to 4 weeks.  He thinks it is a wonderful adventure!