Where�s The Fence? (Build It and They WON�T Come) - Page 19

Raoul Duke · 07-29-2007, 01:13 AM

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Originally Posted by blackbetty

Bullshit.

I'm a second generation American. All of my family came here LEGALLY.

There is no reason to let millions into the country illegally just because they can walk in.

Illegals are sucking our limited resources dry. When the illegals had their "parade" recently.....the school nearest my agency's office had 300 illegal kids out marching with their illegel parents. THREE HUNDRED. From ONE school. Stop the illegals and we could stop our school funding problem.

And that's just ONE example of resources they suck dry.

But they bring us so much in the long run. Short term costs are irrelevant to the long term benefits.

Raoul Duke · 07-29-2007, 01:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Freedom for All

We have enough partisan idiots posting drivel on this thread. We don't need another, do we?

You could at least expect us, who are more knowledgeable about the entire subject, to be fully aware of what both parties of traitors have been doing.

Go learn something about economics.

Then don't post drivel here.

Finish your sentence correctly. Add the phrase "at the price the cheapo politician buying employers want to pay."

Glad to see you support the exploitation of an illegal underclass whose legal status denies them the protection of the law.

You're not knowledgeable at all.

I've forgotten more than you know about economics.

I don't support their exploitation at all. I want them all to be allowed to move to America legally.

Raoul Duke · 07-29-2007, 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Freedom for All

There were no laws against "immigration" in the 1500's when the Hispanics started killing the indians.

Times change, buddy.

Times do change, and now that the immigration issue is a wash electorally, we're going to see eventual GOP support for a legal program.

Raoul Duke · 07-29-2007, 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Zarathustra

Were a nation of LEGAL immigrants. These people are wreaking havoc (sp?) on our economy.

They're doing marvellous things for our economy.

Ausinus · 07-29-2007, 01:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Raoul Duke

They're doing marvellous things for our economy.

Yeah they fill up all the low paid jobs that no one else wants to do. (However I will NEVER hire contractors in the United States EVER AGAIN

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Blueneck · 07-29-2007, 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Raoul Duke

They're doing marvellous things for our economy.

So would drugs if we made them legal.

michaelr · 07-29-2007, 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Raoul Duke

They're doing marvellous things for our economy.

Yea wonderful, they are taking from the schools, hospitals, jails and prisons..Hey I got a wonderful Idea, since they have never paid taxes anyway, lets give them all amnesty and never worry about their back taxes, but any future taxes.......I don't know who you are or who you work for but I have never seen somebody so wrong on an issue and stick to that belief except GW.

Burning Giraffe · 07-29-2007, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Raoul Duke

They're doing marvellous things for our economy.

Yes, and thank god for all the legal citizens that they've brutally murdered and all the capital they've smuggled out of the country.

michaelr · 07-29-2007, 11:26 AM

Illegals Announce “Resistance” Against US Government

July 2nd, 2007 at: 9:37 am by Brennan | Posted in Immigration | Trackback
As Allah would say, craptastic. Sounds peachy.

Hours after the Senate voted against advancing the immigration reform project, the Mexican activist Elvira Arellano announced a campaign of resistance against the U.S. government.

In a written statement, the leader of the movement Familia Unida (United Family) said that “if the Democrats and the Republicans cannot summon the courage to fix the broken law we will not sit quietly and see our families and our children cut to pieces on the broken pieces of that broken law.”

She demanded an immediate moratorium on all raids and deportations.

Arellano, who has remained in a Northwest Side church since August 15 to avoid an order of deportation, said this would be the deadline the government will have to “revive and pass a comprehensive immigration reform.”

Otherwise, pro-immigrant organizers will begin a campaign “aimed at bringing this government and this economy to a halt.”

They are here illegally, break our laws, cost us billions, and now demand we do what they want, or face the consequences. Perhaps they’ve forgotten how that whole “halting the economy” thing went last year. We lived on, quite strongly. There was no noticeable drop in trade, and the stock market saw no difference. That failed. They haven’t, however, threatened to bring the government to a halt. That should raise red flags.

Representatives from the Centro Sin Fronteras and the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights also announced this morning they were prepared to take “economic actions” against corporations that support anti immigrant legislators and programming.

Also, a massive concentration of families and children is scheduled for July 17 in Washington D.C. to “confront the leaders of both parties and the President.”

Uh-huh. Gee, I hope illegals can one day come out of the shadows. Oh, wait. They’re marching down Constitution Avenue. They’re going to end up pissing off Democrats, too. I mean, how dare these Representatives put the welfare of American citizens over that of foreign criminals.

What will the Department of Homeland Security do about all of this? Heh.

Freedom for All · 07-29-2007, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Raoul Duke

You're not knowledgeable at all.

I've forgotten more than you know about economics.

Oh, then if you claim such knowledge, and post as you do, you're just a liar.