As if we needed proof the words "Christian" and "libertarian" are mutually exclusive.

James Taranto plunges into the cesspool that is the so-called thought of a certified dimbulb who fancies himself "Vox Day".

Toward a Taxonomy of the Nativist Right
"Vox Day," a pseudonymous commentator who has been playing electronic games since 1978, weighs in on the immigration debate in his WorldNetDaily column:

[President Bush] lied when he said: "Massive deportation of the people here is unrealistic--it's just not going to work."

Not only will it work, but one can easily estimate how long it would take. If it took the Germans less than four years to rid themselves of 6 million Jews, many of whom spoke German and were fully integrated into German society, it couldn't possibly take more than eight years to deport 12 million illegal
aliens, many of whom don't speak English and are not integrated into American society.

The bio at the end of the column describes "Day" as a "Christian libertarian." It seems a conservative nativist is one who celebrates America's wartime excesses, (A cheap shot at Michelle Malkin. - F.G.) whereas a libertarian nativist is one who thinks our totalitarian enemies had something to offer too.

Not surprisingly, ol' foxy Voxy has exercised his right to revise and extend his remarks. Understandable and cowardly. I can't say I am surprised. I doubt Herr Vox had an attack of conscience because his flippant use of the Shoah was pointed out to him.

I, too, believe all illegal aliens must be deported as quickly and as humanely as possible. I too would want to leave Mexico and go to the USA if I had had the misfortune to be born there. But it is impossible to confuse the words want and ought. Or as that arch-moron Mick Jagger still puts it after all these years, "You can't always get what you want."

We also need a wall along our southern border patrolled by our military with loaded weapons. People here illegally must be denied government assistance, driver's licenses, welfare, public education, and public health care assistance. In a word, they must be denied everything our taxes provide to our fellow Americans.

If you wish to encourage these criminals to continue occupying our country by giving them charity, that is your right, and no charitable institution should be prevented from meeting the basic needs of the illegals. BUT anyone who hinders the apprehension and deportation of illegal alien in any way must be prosecuted.

The law must be changed so children of criminal immigrants born here do not automatically become citizens. Since this new law could not be applied retroactively, children born here of illegal alien parents must remain citizens of the US. However, splitting up families by deporting aliens should be handled on a case by case basis. Criminal immigrants may be forced to choose between being with their children and giving them a better life here. Why? Because bad things happen to you when you break the law, that's why.

Mexico's suffering from the rule of men is no excuse for our abandoning the rule of law, kiddies. There is a very thin line between civilization and chaos. I prefer we back away from that line at a steady and measured pace starting now.