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1. jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | whiteheather - i suspect all this means is that mexico will require tourists to provide documentation. another country further south (ecuador) did a similar thing for the same reason - it now requires visitors to get visas. | | | | | | |
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2. laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | He also criticized the governor of Arizona for not valuing the contributions of immigrants to the economy, society and culture of Arizona and the United States so true, like identity theft, drug dealing, dui, murder... | | | | | | |
jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | i would guess you are talking about a tiny minority there laglen. | | | |
matersfish (2666)
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2 years ago
| | "Tiny" is relative. So any guess is a good one, especially from atop the hill looking into the trenches. Are you talking about the Earth compared to Jupiter, or perhaps thousands upon thousands compared to millions? Or is that the same thing, with the Earth still being pretty f'n big in its own right? But, that's the whole "social justice" mindset at work, I guess. Since they're non-white and downtrodden, tears should be shed instead of upholding the law - any law! Poor, poor victims. Until a few years ago, it gave me great pleasure to say, "At least these touchy-feely, law-is-selective schnooks aren't in control in America." | | | |
jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | hello fishy. i would still guess that most immigrants are not thieving drug dealing etcs. | | | |
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jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | what numbers little fish? first mention of numbers comes out in whiteheather's comment. but i can certainly play. let's pick another group instead of immigrants. americans will do. now what percentage of americans are drug dealing murdering wotsits? it won't be a high percentage, MOST americans are NOT drug dealing murdering wotsits. it will, however, be a big number. so saying that a tiny percentage of americans are murdering drug dealing wotsits is true. a tiny percentage of a large number might look large but it does not mean that most americans are drug dealing murdering wotsits. my statement about immigrant was true too. there ARE good arguments against ILLEGAL immigration but saying immigrants are drug dealing murdering wotsits is NOT one of them. case closed. and i am hopping off because i suspect the names are going to start in a minute. feel free to play numbers. | | | |
matersfish (2666)
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2 years ago
| | What numbers? Over the course of your myLot posting on this topic, you always manage to mention the fact that most illegal immigrants aren't "criminals" (I realize the context and won't quibble over the fact they are technically criminals). It's as if you're trying to imply all of America runs around tagging every immigrant with a rapist label or something. So, I'm asking -- what are we missing that you pound that drum? Everyone else is quick to tell you what they believe you're missing. No one is saying that most or even all illegal immigrants are drug dealers and rapists and kidnappers and the like. Where do you see that? If people do say that all illegal immigrants are criminals... well, wake up and smell the coffee. They're not blasting them. They're speaking the truth by stating a fact that it is a crime to be in this country illegally. Hence the term "illegal immigrant." There's no argument here. None at all. Close the case all you'd like. First you would need an open case - gray areas in the law where crime is not crime. Unfortunately, that's not how America is set up to work. It is how bleeding hearts and folks who think all immigrants are victims want it to work. But that's ideology and is not our country's law. Another unfortunate thing is that having such an attitude is why states like Arizona are in bad shape now. If politicians could have shown some balls years ago and risked offending touchy Latinos and facing the wrath of the race baiters, they would have controlled the borders and set up more access for people to legally enter into the country. This would have drastically reduced the bad element. Instead, they decided to play it politically safe, ignore the problem, and paint everyone attempting to handle it as the bad guy. That bullsht is great for getting minorities to vote for you. You can play the hero and call everyone else racist and oppressive and violent. But it leads to exactly what we have today: politicians making hundreds of thousands of dollars, far removed from average American life, waving their "no-no" finger at people who are fed up with hardcore criminals crossing over as free as they please and wreaking havoc on the country by way of violence and increased spending to care for them. No need to call anyone names. You just don't see the problem for what it is at all. To you, it seems more important not to mislabel someone than to actually eliminate the problem. When politically correct society actually becomes safer than common sense society, I'll ride your wagon. If I told you to get a clue, would that be considered one of those "meany" names? | | | |
jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | what numbers in this discussion was the question. saying that illegal immigrants are criminals is indeed true, they are breaking an immigration law. saying that immigrants (illegal or legal) are drug dealers etc is not except for a very few. i tried to explain it by using a different group but never mind. i am not going to quote what i was actually responding to because a) you can see it and b) laglen is not here to explain what she meant. incidentally have you considered the fact that everybody is being distracted from what looks like some fairly major events in your country by getting all upset about this? oh and yes, telling me to get a clue is being mean. very mean. in fact it is nearly as hurtful as the time i got called 'mr smartypants'. that made me cry.* *this part may not be entirelytrue | | | |
laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | jb, when you say that most illegals are not criminals, that just makes me laugh. Ok first of all, they are a criminal by being here. Then lets look at identity theft. How in the world do you think they can get jobs? http://www.scambusters.org/identity-theft.html About seven million illegal immigrants are currently using stolen SSNs and paying Social Security taxes. | | | |
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matersfish (2666)
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2 years ago
| | "About seven million illegal immigrants are currently using stolen SSNs and paying Social Security taxes." Laglen, I'm not sure that's a "crime" in the bleeding heart world. I could be wrong, but I think they all share the Associated Press' view of the situation: "AZ makes it a crime to be an illegal immigrant" http://abclocal.go.com/kt... I don't have enough LMAO on my keyboard to get that headline out of my system. | | | |
thomad13 (151)
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2 years ago
| | Its sad to to people to talk like this about other human beings regardless of their ethicity. Do you not realize that this nation was built on the back of immigrants. Who came here and stole from the natives and now their desendent have the right to choose whose worth staying and who has to go. Know you history, Arizona was owned by Mexico. and a majority of immigrants, just like all others are here for a better life not to become criminals. These are hard working individuals just trying to maintain. And what about the other border, because their caucasian they're not included in this bill, and I personal feel this is racial profiling. you can't tell by looking at a hispanic person if they are legal or not. We're are just moving back in time from the progess we have made. And before you comment, Yes I am Mexican and proud to be. And yes I am legal. | | | |
laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | I know what your saying matersfish but what bout the victims of identity theft? Thomad - Really? That argument again? | | | |
thomad13 (151)
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2 years ago
| | What argument is that? Are you too ignorant to realize the truth? | | | |
matersfish (2666)
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2 years ago
| | The evil white man argument is about as nonsensical as they come. Unless we're all Highlanders with Sean Connery accents and medieval birth dates, holding today's citizens responsible for the past is infinitely more racially tinged and is far closer to profiling than anything taking place today. Talk about going backwards... | | | |
laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | Thomad, I am not ignorant and I know the truth. When did this happen? how relevant is it today? The only relevance is to not repeat history. We CANNOT go back in time, how about lets grow up and move on and worry about what is happening today. EVERY culture has been held down at one time or another. Let it go. Absolutely NOTHING can be solved/accomplished bytching about it today. | | | |
thomad13 (151)
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2 years ago
| | How is this not repeating history. If you look a certain way you'r going to be harrassed for no apparent reason. What does that sound like? Sounds like the civil rights movements will be start back up again. | | | |
jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | laglen - reread what i said before you start laughing saying that illegal immigrants are criminals is indeed true, they are breaking an immigration law. saying that immigrants (illegal or legal) are drug dealers etc is not except for a very few you started off commenting about immigrants in general by the way. mr fish - i was replying briefly to a comment of laglen's that i actually think was typed too quickly 'so true, like identity theft, drug dealing, dui, murder... ' i do not think you or laglen or the op are anything like the person you referred to. who i think is busy starting some discussions exactly like that. thomad - i can see this argument is getting heated but calling others 'ignorant' does not help your argument any. and i agree with some of your points. | | | |
laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | jb - I reread and you are right, it is not fair to generalize, but the point I was trying to make, that I goofed up, was that by being here they are breaking the law, and then they turn to things such as identity theft to continue here. This brings whole new issues to the table. You are also right that I commented on immigrants in general, and that was NOT my intention. I meant to refer to ILLEGAL immigrants. Thank you for pointing that out. What does that sound like? Sounds like the civil rights movements will be start back up again Thomad - I have to apologize, I did NOT mean immigrants in general. JB pointed this out and I went back and reread. I meant to only refer to illegal immigrants. I have no issue with immigration, The majority of the country is made of immigrants. Regarding the law, this is just what the current Federal law is but now it will be enforced. Whew.... I hate it when I have to correct myself..... | | | |
thomad13 (151)
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2 years ago
| | At least you were able to say you were wrong. Alot of people can't do that. Thanks for that. | | | |
jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | yes, that was nice laglen and i didn't think you meant what the first remark looked like anyway. | | | |
laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | I think it important to admit when your wrong, otherwise all credibility is lost. I am human and I make LOTS of mistakes! | | | |
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jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | you'd nitpick until you defrosted. incidentally guppies really should not live in the freezer - they are tropical fish and this is not healthy. | | | |
laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | matersfish - you ARE cooler than ice trays! See admitting I was wrong (because it did say immigrants) then the beasts are held at bay! whew! | | | |
matersfish (2666)
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2 years ago
| | LOL! Dirty beasts (oops, that's racist!) But seriously, replace the response with a kinder issue and watch the difference. Original: "He also criticized the governor of Arizona for not valuing the contributions of immigrants to the economy, society and culture of Arizona and the United States so true, like identity theft, drug dealing, dui, murder..." Alternate: Bud Selig criticized a sportswriter at the AP for not valuing the contributions of Major League Baseball players to the economy, society and culture of youth sports in the United States. So true, like steroids, infidelity, drunk driving, greed, spousal abuse... Now, who would take that to think the text meant EVERY baseball player is a steroid-poppin', wife-beating boozer? But keep holding them at bay. I'm going to go down swingin'! Major punnage there with a baseball reference. Woot! | | | |
jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | hi frozen fishy. hey does that mean you are a fish finger? i'll bring some ketchup next time. neither of you has any chance of keeping dangerous beasties like bunnies at bay. even with the use of puns. | | | |
laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | I see your point and I am glad you got the gist of what Iwas saying. JB - its wabbitt season! | | | |
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jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | annoying americans season | | | |
laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | every day is a shooting holiday! Yeehaw! | | | |
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laglen (7665)
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2 years ago
| | lmao glad I could help. | | | |
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3. irishidid (3461)
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2 years ago
| | Why would anyone want to be anywhere that treats them like they are stupid? The U.S. thinks Mexicans are too stupid to learn English so we print their language all over everything. It makes you wonder how the heck they learned Spanish. | | | | | | |
whiteheather39 (15573)
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2 years ago
| | I never looked at it that way before but you are right they must be really stupid not to learn English....BUT we are also not very smart because we are catering to their ignorance.... and what is even worse is that they are multiplying and breeding here for free! | | | |
thomad13 (151)
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2 years ago
| | How racist is that? Maybe they are just trying to hold on to their culture and heritage and choose not to learn English. Must you be punished and talked down on for that. What about all the other lanuages that are printed on forms aside from English. And if we are so stupid, why are American schools teaching our language and your race wants to learn it? Its sad that your comments about breeding are degrading humans to aminals. | | | |
irishidid (3461)
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2 years ago
| | It isn't your language. It's the language of Spain. You learned it from them. You apparently weren't as stupid back then but you got really stupid after that. They teach it in American schools because you're too stupid to learn English. Not a racist, but I'll make an exception for you. whiteheather-I don't think they are stupid, what I think is that the United States treat them as such. I've known people who have worked hard to learn the language and insist on speaking English. If they can do it so can the others. I've seen the ones who learned and they are so proud that they can speak both languages. | | | |
thomad13 (151)
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2 years ago
| | they don't teach it in schools because were too stupid to learn English. Its an elective so white people choose to learn. America is a diverse nation. Its just sad that you're threatened by a minority group that have become the majority in some states. And it has nothing to do with stupidity, some choose not to learn English. And why do you think we learned this language from Spain. Because they attacked the natives here and pushed it down their throats along with the children that were pushed out the wombs of the native women being abused who became the hispanic race in this world. I have relatives from Spain so it is my language and all Mexicans that have that blood running through their veins. Do not try and tell us what we are and are not. | | | |
jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | i thought foreign languages were taught in schools because that's a useful skill for everybody to have. even here we have it. actually we possibly have the worst language teaching in the world, i took german at school. i can now speak (well mangle) a couple of languages but german has never been one of them. hopefully standards are higher in the states. | | | |
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irishidid (3461)
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2 years ago
| | I have a knack for accents. Give me a few days in Ireland and I'd be sounding just like them. I went to Arkansas with a friend and came back with a perfect Arkansas twang. LOL One of my main reasons for wanting to learn Irish is for my writing but I also love the language. | | | |
thomad13 (151)
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2 years ago
| | Its a racial issue when people are sitting hear calling others stupid and murderers and thieves because of where they are from. Ands it a race issue because Mexico is not the only border of Us and mexicans are not the only illegal immigrants in the US yet they're being targeted. Sounds like a race issue to me. And FYI you dont know anything about me either and I think I know a bit more about my own culture then someone who isnt one. And all hispanics get offended when you call by something they are not. Theres no point going back and forth with you, You will never get it. | | | |
irishidid (3461)
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2 years ago
| | I called you stupid. I know a lot of very intelligent Hispanic people. They came into the country legally and are more than happy to produce the proof if asked. My friend who I said has a Hispanic daughter-Her husband from El Salvadore sends his money there, leaves her without food or rent money, buy himself food,etc. but does not supply food for his own daughter. Lies, cheats and went years without paying taxes. I'm afraid you are the one who doesn't get it. Exactly how many people in America were murdered at the border by illegal alien Irish? And btw illegal alien is NOT a race. | | | |
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jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | i don;t think he is stupid irish, and neither are you. i think you are at cross purposes here. however generalisations about a whole group (hispanics, or mexicans, or illegal mexican immigrants) from the behaviour of a few don't make any sense. i've met a nasty american. now does that mean americans are nasty? don't think so. i think it means i met one nasty american. | | | |
irishidid (3461)
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2 years ago
| | I agree, jb. I'm just giving him a hard time. He's the one who is assuming I'm racist against them all and think all of them are bad. Unfortunately the bad ones are the ones that get the attention. More stress should be put on those from any country who do the right thing and come into the country legally. I'd happy sponsor a person from a foreign country (yes, even Mexico) that needed help coming into the country legally. I've sat more than once with someone who was having trouble learning English and helped them. I'd look pretty silly at family functions if I was a racist. How do you avoid your mixed relatives at such things? You can't and I wouldn't want to. | | | |
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irishidid (3461)
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2 years ago
| | There are some relatives I avoid as much as possible. LOL I agree, there was a mix up in understanding what I was talking about. | | | |
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jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | no it hasn't little fishy. i have just become slightly more tactful when discussing your horrible country. which is more than can be said for you when you are discussing my wonderful country... | | | |
irishidid (3461)
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2 years ago
| | The U.S. does a lot of wrong with it comes to other countries. Our government does a lot of wrong when it comes to its own people too. We tell countries to get out of places we don't think they belong and then move right on in. It isn't right no matter who is doing it. Now they are trying to force Puerto Rico's hand after Puerto Rico has voted 3 times against becoming a state. | | | |
Maggiepie (2990)
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2 years ago
| | THOMAD: It is stupid--very stupid--too "choose" not to learn the language of the country you plan even to visit, let alone live in. If I were going to Mexico, & didn't speak Spanish, I'm smart enough I'd at least take along a bi-lingual dictionary! I do know what's called "kitchen Spanish," which I learned from illegal immigrants in my salad days as a restaurant worker, just by the way...it differs from true Spanish in that it's a pigeon tongue, & has different pronunciation than Mexican, or for that matter, Spain's Spanish. Also, I have no objection to anyone who wants to keep their language too, but they can still learn English. Bi-lingual is better than monolingual. But you think it's okay to invade a country, not pay your fair share of taxes, & not even bother to learn the predominate language? That is stooooopid. Supremely so! I wouldn't brag about that opinion, if I were you! Maggiepie "WE ARE A SOVEREIGN NATION, WITH A CONSTITUTION, & OUR RIGHTS WERE CONVEYED TO US NOT BY THAT CONSTITUTION, MIRACULOUS DOCUMENT THOUGH IT BE, BUT BY OUR GOD. WOE TO ANY ENEMY WHO CHALLENGES THAT TRUTH!" ~ Anon | | | |
jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | a pidgin version of a language means a simplified version, possibly mixed in with bits of another language. it is regularly spoken by and to people learning a new language. i am not quite sure what you are referring to. if these kitchen workers were from mexico then they would have spanish as a first language. pidgin spanish/english/etc are not languages - they are simply a basic way of communicating when you don't really know the language. i agree that you should learn the language of a country you visit, at the very least basic pleasantaries and the phrases you'll need for day to day living. brits are notorious for NOT doing this and it is embarrassing. | | | |
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4. dragon54u (15681)
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2 years ago
| | Considering that they actually distributed instruction on how to sneak in a few years ago (in the form of a comic book), I doubt they will discourage illegals. What everyone is missing here, and what we really need someone to stand up and shout, is that we are a sovereign nation with every right to control who comes into our country. People who are not citizens have human rights but have no right to the accommodations and legal status that is afforded to our CITIZENS. If they are here illegally, they are criminals and nothing else. That won't happen. The string-pullers in the government want amnesty for as many as possible so that they can have more votes in coming years, people loyal to them because this administration gave them citizenship without any of the dedication or work that it takes to become naturalized. I have nothing against people fleeing oppression and tyranny, which is rife in Mexico. But come here the right way. We need a streamlined immigration process. Arizona passed that law out of desperation because the feds weren't doing the job given to them by the constitution. I think it was a push for action more than anything. I used to live there and know how desperate the illegal immigration problem is. | | | | | | |
whiteheather39 (15573)
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2 years ago
| | You are so right when you say.... "That won't happen. The string-pullers in the government want amnesty for as many as possible so that they can have more votes in coming years, people loyal to them because this administration gave them citizenship without any of the dedication or work that it takes to become naturalized." All Obama sees are millions of grateful votes if he can get the free ride to citizenship passed. This makes someone like me who did it all the hard way...legally. I was married to an American citizen, had worked for the US Government in Africa and Europe for 12 years BEFORE coming to the States but did not take or ask for any shortcuts!! The methodology for counting unauthorized immigrants relies on a lot of assumptions which call into question the accuracy of the results. Twelve million may be the most popular number cited for illegal immigrants in the U.S at present, but some estimates, like one from Bear Stearns, believe the count is actually closer to a whopping 20 million. http://ohmygov.com/blogs/... | | | |
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5. bobmnu (4821)
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2 years ago
| | Maybe Mexico should look at its economic policies at home and see what can be done to improve conditions at home. People do not leave because they are doing well they leave because they aren't making it at home. If you look at our Immigration History you will see that it was the poor that came to this country and not the wealthy. Who settled the Midwest and West, It was the poor and those who wanted to get ahead. People who were wealthy did not move and take the risk. | | | | | | |
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Maggiepie (2990)
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2 years ago
| | Actually, BOB, that's not totally so. I've been studying the trip over on the Mayflower, & it was a mix. If some were poor, it's because they used up their funds to buy passage here, & to outfit themselves with items they'd need. But there were also a wealthy family or 2, & the rest were somewhere in between. They were all perfectly aware that it was going to be hard. Getting land would be the chief thing to do, & for that they didn't need money. Plus there was no built-up civilization with streets, stores & such. No homes to rent, food to buy, so what they spent money on were tools to chop down trees, & hammers & saws to make homes & barns & a church. They spent money for food to eat on the journey, but once they arrived, they'd bought guns in Europe, & traps, & proceeded to find food & shoot or trap it. They brought seeds to plant, & still lost most of their first crops. But poverty was not what motivated them to come here. Especially since even a poor person where they been had nowhere nearly so many hardships! No, what brought the settlers here at first was the freedom to kiss their old churches farewell, & worship as they pleased. Maggiepie "WE ARE A SOVEREIGN NATION, WITH A CONSTITUTION, & OUR RIGHTS WERE CONVEYED TO US NOT BY THAT CONSTITUTION, MIRACULOUS DOCUMENT THOUGH IT BE, BUT BY OUR GOD. WOE TO ANY ENEMY WHO CHALLENGES THAT TRUTH!" ~ Anon | | | |
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| 6. jlipke (2)
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2 years ago
| | I think this law is being blown out of proportion. It is not racial profiling. If you are here legally you have no problem. All it does is reinforce the fact that being in America illegally is illegal. | | | | | | |
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| jlipke (2)
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2 years ago
| | There certainly are a number of illegals that are undesirable, but there are many that are hard working good people. That being said, they still need to abide by the laws of this country and go through the proper channels to get their work visas. It's not only illegal to "jump the fence" but it's not fair to the people that did it correctly. | | | |
Maggiepie (2990)
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2 years ago
| | jlipke: Yes. It's not all of one OR the other. People are always complex, but it needs repeating: there's a right & a wrong way to come. Those choosing not to do it legally must go back, & start the proceedings to come here legally. And they must learn ENGLISH! Maggiepie "WE ARE A SOVEREIGN NATION, WITH A CONSTITUTION, & OUR RIGHTS WERE CONVEYED TO US NOT BY THAT CONSTITUTION, MIRACULOUS DOCUMENT THOUGH IT BE, BUT BY OUR GOD. WOE TO ANY ENEMY WHO CHALLENGES THAT TRUTH!" ~ Anon | | | |
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7. matersfish (2666)
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2 years ago
| | Maybe one day in the future the entire world will be open to all and the idea of a "country" will be a thing of a past. Sovereignty won't exist and all people will be born citizens of the world. Of course, for that scenario, I predict MASSIVE poverty and starvation and debt so incredibly large that "wealth" will be transformed in meaning and civilization will revert back to spice as currency. Also, as it happens, we'll notice the main proponents of one unified world--the ones making it happen--will all be an elite class and will have to HEAVILY dictate terms of living to a citizenry of over 6 billion (I would have said 10 or 12 billion by that time, but government will dicate how many children you have and how they're raised, and abortion will be birth control, and crime and death from illness will reach epic proportions). I'm not one of those conspiracy guys claiming that it is happening. But I'm also well aware that a unified world is the wet dream of uberprogressives thinking that mass herding will eliminate all hatred and all ideas of class and allow the poorest among us now to live like the rest. And it will to an extent - at least the latter. Folks will be poor together. So I can fully understand why some people stand against any type of immigration reform. They feel America has NO RIGHT to keep people out if they want to be here. Others are just playing politics because it's in their best interest. And Al Sharpton... well, I'd love to ask him if he has justice walkers alongside his freedom walkers who will march for the real victims of widely unrestricted illegal immigration. As far as Mexico goes, I don't want to hear anything out of them. They're happy to be rid of their citizens. Fewer criminals in their streets and fewer poor people to drag down the country's name as a cesspool. Mexico doesn't want them back. And for all opposing an illegal crackdown for whatever reasons, the universal (unified world) way to drag a measure through the mud is to make victims out of the criminals. What's new here? Well, besides our country now being controlled by the exact types of progressives longing for social justice instead of legitimate lawfulness... | | | | | | |
speakeasy (1894)
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2 years ago
| | Of course, Mexico doesn't want them back. The ones who are here earning money are living on next to nothing so they can send as much money back to Mexico to friends and family as possible. Remittances of US dollars to Mexico are a huge boost to their economy. | | | |
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8. speakeasy (1894)
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2 years ago
| | Well, let them go ahead. If they actually want to "use all the resources at its disposal to defend the rights and dignity of Mexicans." they can keep them home where they belong in the first place. "Espinosa said the Mexican government had already taken "various measures" to convey its concerns to the state of Arizona, but that these were ignored." - Of course they were "ignored. Since when does any foreign government have the right to dictate policy to the state government of another country? Restrict travel by US citizens to Mexico - that will just hurt their own people more than it does ours. Most border towns rely heavily on US dollars and so do other resort areas - Cancun, Acapulco, Mexico City, etc. What is really a shame about all of this is, that Mexico has everything it needs to develop into a world power if they put their minds ot it. The climate is good, plenty of natural resources, plenty of workers, and a good central location in this entire hemispheere. They need to start fixing what they have instead of raiding other countries by sending their workers into other countries illegally and having them send money back home to Mexico. To be perfectly honest about it, a large percentage of the illegal workers here do not want to become US citizens. They want to make money here, send it home to their families to improve their lives, and secure their own future retirement when they finally return home. | | | | | | |
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9. TheMetallion (771)
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2 years ago
| | I'm pretty sure Mexico is expressing its concern about Mexican citizens who come to Arizona legally, and the potential for harassment they'll face now that every time someone tells a cop they have a funny accent they're going to get asked to show their papers and penalized if they happen to have left them in their hotel room. Given that Mexican tourism provides over a billion dollars a year to the economy of Tuscon alone, the risk that Mexico will advise its citizens to spend those dollars elsewhere should be giving someone pause. It's quite telling that the only context in which you can imagine Mexicans coming to Arizona is illegally. | | | | | | |
whiteheather39 (15573)
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2 years ago
| | It is equally telling that having come to this country as a LEGAL immigrant, obeyed the law, paid my taxes, all that was required as a prelude to be coming a citizen that I am disgusted by the behaviour exhibited by ILLEGAL immigrants. | | | |
kennyrose (5047)
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2 years ago
| | TheMetallion, The people that are driving this insanity saying Arizona police will now stop someone just because they feel like it is nothing more then vile propaganda to fuel the fire. Our family in Waco Texas lives in a boarder town blood is spill over the boarder every day,they like 70% of the people polled in Arizona are glad to see the Governor of Arizona stand up with conviction and unmeasurable courage and protect all the people of Arizona. In my state I can be stopped for any reason by law enforcement I do not have a problem with it,I have legal documentation as to whom I'm and a valid driver license~ ~ Rose | | | |
TheMetallion (771)
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2 years ago
| | It'll be utterly fascinating, I'm sure to see how many illegal immigrants from Canadia and Eastern Europe they manage to identify. | | | |
jb78000 (3486)
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2 years ago
| | there will be 6. three 20 year olds from hungary who gave themselves away by getting drunk and singing very loudly, and badly, in hungarian in a police filled bar. one man from scotland (we'll include that as 'eastern europe') who did exactly the same thing. and two pensioners from canada who asked for directions in french. | | | |
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10. patms1 (466)
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2 years ago
| | Mexico must think we Americas are stupid. If any one watches Wheel of Fortune they may have noticed that they don't give trips to Mexico any more. People are afraid to go there because of the killings going on. Not only Mexicans drug dealers but Americans and other tourist. Making it easy for Mexicans to come to America is one way of getting rid of them but brings money to the people back home. I think what hap ping in AZ is wonderful and I can't wait for it to happen in other states. I just wonder when Mexicans will start making threats and going through with it? This is not so far out as you may think. They are not afraid of protesting so how long before the riots starts? Latinos in this country are the biggest members of gangs and the most dangerous. I just hope that when Americans fight back they are not the ones put in jail. I say this because the Police officers that locked up illegals were the ones put on trial. If O send troops in AZ who will they protect? I think this may be time Americans are going to have to decided just where they stand. Are Black folks going to allow others to take over, are Chinees folks going to stand by and watch ever thing they have go to illegals. And don't forget we have people from Russia and all of Europa and I don't think thepeople in the Middle east are going to sit still. What's Happening in AZ may just be the turning point for America. I hope we are ready. | | | | | | |
whiteheather39 (15573)
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2 years ago
| | Very interesting response! I know that I am ready and await the turning point. | | | |
connierebel (536)
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2 years ago
| | I wonder, if Mexico decides to openly attack our country, instead of invading it on the sly with illegals, will the US send an army to stop them? Or will there be negotiations and other political crap that hampers the efforts of Americans to defend themselves. I'm sure if troops were sent to the border, they would fight their best against the foreign invaders, and not turn on Americans. But they will probably be hampered by stupid political rules. | | | |
patms1 (466)
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2 years ago
| | I think we Americans are on our own in this one. O will try to do every thing in his power to help the illegals win. I feel sorry for the military. If they are told to shoot fellow Americans will they do it or join them? This is not as far fetch as you may think. Read the so called free press and you are given the impression that most Americas are for the poor illegals. You have these idiots that are marching in protest against AZ. How long before Americans start marching for the law? I am so tired of the illegals saying we do jobs you will not do. BULL. They do jobs for $2 an hour. They take jobs away from us every day. What I am afraid of is Mexico has over three million illegals here. How long before they become violent? I think that's why we are being pushed to give up our guns. I just hope America is ready and willing to fight for our country. | | | |
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