Almost every nation on earth demands that their borders, laws, and their people be respected. There are prompt repercussions for the smallest infractions. Those nations demonstrate pride in their people and their nation by enforcing that respect. Then there is the United States. Allowing our nation to be invaded, then kicked around and bullied by a corrupt narco-nation like Mexico is an unimaginable insult to all Americans. Shame on us all for allowing it to continue. How can we expect anyone to respect us, or our nation if we can't respect ourselves? That Filipino golfer demanded respect, and had a government that backed him up. Right on. Every American should have the same attitude, and be able to expect the enthusiastic support of our leaders every time. And we should pick up a golf club whenever necesssary.

My local newspaper runs stories with a comments section below the story. However, they won't cover stories of illegal alien transgressions or controversy so it's hard to give one's opinions about illegals.

I have a new angle. Affordable housing is a major issue in this part of the country and after a story ran I submitted a comment (legitimate) that there is enough available housing already, that the affordable housing would be available if we were to deport the illegals.

My comment became a lightning rod! It started a large debate, of course many accused me of hating immigrants while slightly more agreed. Some wrote it was a dirty trick since the issue was housing, not illegal aliens but I stood by my comments saying the two were related (which they are).

If you try this make sure in the beginning to state that housing is being denied to "citizens and immigrants because of illegal aliens." This way you can nip the "anti-immigrant" charge in the bud.

Remind people that an alien is a foreign national. An illegal alien is a foreign national residing unlawfully in the country.

This is just another example of why you shouldn't piss off the locals, especially if you're just a visitor there to play golf.

Nikita is correct. And when people tell you that the world is diversifying, they are incorrect. The world is not diversifying, the West is diversifying.

Go to Asia or an Islamic country and ask yourself how much racial or cultural diversity you see. Very little. You cannot become Japanese unless you were born Japanese. Islamic countries DO NOT ALLOW cultural diversity.

This is not to say that we should become racist or heavy handed culturists like Asian or Islamic nations. But our majority culture has a right to protect itself. And the idea that we really can't because the whole world is diverisfying is bogus.

Other nations are culturist in just the sense that Ken mentioned. We have the right to be culturist too.

Just ask the South Korean golfer if the world's immigration laws are getting lighter!

Every one has the right to defend himself if he is being attacked by others, defending yourself may be by way of insults or any other means. The problem is foreigners have no rights at all in the Philippines which constitutes a gross violation of human rights, travel, diplomatic and other international conventions. You may argue, insult, and freely express your opinion in every free and civilized country in the world without being deported. I don't think insulting another person is an offense that merits deportation. I wander if this is one of the reasons why the Philippines is one the Asian country with the lowest number of tourists.

One Korean shouted at a group of Filipinos, those Filipinos ganged him up and even (cowardly) pinned him to the ground and while immobilized in the ground he was (again cowardly) hit by one of them who resulted to be a politician. What was the offense the Korean guy committed? Shouting at a Filipino with an inferiority complex? The ball just landed near the Filipino and did not even hit him according to the above story. He filed charges at the person who HIT him, while being ganged up by a group of Filipinos and instead was accused and deported? This just show what a bunch of cowards and abusive Filipinos are.

"Jhon Press"

"""Other nations are culturist in just the sense that Ken mentioned. We have the right to be culturist too."""

NO, you don't have the right to violate the rights of any visitor to the Philippines, you must respect cultural difference and personality differences, tempers and characters. It has nothing to do with culture. WHAT CULTURE???? It has to do with abuse, cowardliness and hatred for foreigners. It has to do with Filipino colective inferiority complex that affects every aspect of your lives.