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Imran Siddiqui

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The Potterverse
Jan 1970 time: 00:20
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quote: Originally posted by MrFun
I oppose a high level of exporting jobs from United States to other countries, not because I'm racist, but because I know how deplorably low the wages are, that others in third world countries are paid, and how poor their working conditions are. Plus, that these jobs could have been for Americans here, rather than other people abroad.
And the fact that I'm concerned about illegal immigration certainly does not make me a racist. |
The bold answers my question. Americans are so superior and thus deserve these jobs more, huh? If not, then why should Americans have those jobs instead of other people abroad? Are they not as good?
And if you are concerned about working conditions abroad, work to change those working conditions, not taking the jobs totally away from those people. What do you think they'd rather have? A job with horrid working conditions or no job at all?
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Ted Striker
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United States of America
Jan 1970 time: 21:20
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Yep, and the incident shows a bunch of crackers, Save our State, an organization devoted to opressing illegal immigrants, coming down to protest crap they have no idea what they are talking about. They are the ones who came down to a place none of them live in and started the whole mess.
I think it's hilarious they got a response back. Morons.
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The artwork, called "Danza Indigenas," was created by artist Judy Baca and commissioned by the city.
She said the structure is a "layered history piece" that honors American Indians, immigrants and others who have lived over the centuries on the land now known as Baldwin Park.
Baca said that Save Our State's complaint over one of the quotes was misguided.
"It was better before they came" was uttered by someone Baca described as "a white man from Arkansas, a civic leader" who was complaining about the arrival of Mexican Americans after World War II.
"When it went on the arch, its ambiguity became profound," she said. "The `they' could be any `they.'"
The protest turned into a heated two-hour rally with protesters on both sides taunting each other and arguing face-to-face before police arrived.
"People from Ventura are coming to our town demanding we take down artwork? That's just ridiculous," said Joe Lozano, 23, a Baldwin Park resident.
Baldwin Park is heavily Hispanic and police from other departments, including Arcadia, Covina, El Monte, Glendora, were called in to help. Police carrying batons and shotguns eventually escorted the Save Our State supporters from the area.
There were no reports of arrests or injuries, police said.
Baldwin Park is located about 15 miles east of downtown Los Angeles. |
http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/merc...ws/11654340.htm
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