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Jan 1970
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Here's the thing. These illegal aliens often do many jobs that most of us don't want to do. I have no problem with that. Just make sure they aren't getting social services at all, ever - sorta like Proposition 187 on steroids. If they want to come here and work, great! If they lose their job and want unemployment compensation, go to hell.
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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970
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Most of them come here, work, and the go back during the off season, and that is fine... |
Agreed, so long as they don't take advantage of ANY social services, including education or health services.
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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970
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They already get unemployment. |
Well, the point is that I have no problem letting them in, as long as they don't take advantage of social services. If they are taking advantage os social services, don't let them in until a)eliminating social services, or b)eliminating their ability to take advantage of them.
And Ramo, how is it fascist to let Mexicans come in, get jobs, avoid taxes, etc., with the only caveat being that they can't take advantage of social services that they don't even pay for?
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SlowwHand
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of The Cooler
Sep 1999
time: 23:31
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Border Patrol Stops 'Freedom Riders' Buses
Fri Sep 26, 2:40 PM ET
By CHRIS ROBERTS, Associated Press Writer
EL PASO, Texas - Two buses carrying nearly 100 people making a "Freedom Ride" to bring attention to mistreatment of undocumented immigrants were stopped for nearly four hours Friday at a U.S. Border Patrol station.
The riders were asked to leave the buses and were questioned, said Hilda Delgado, a spokeswoman on the buses. All were later released, and the buses were back on the road to San Antonio by about noon.
Border Patrol officials in El Paso confirmed that two buses were stopped, but said they were still gathering information. A message left at the checkpoint near Sierra Blanca, 75 miles east of El Paso, wasn't immediately returned.
Delgado, who said she is a U.S. citizen from Los Angeles, wouldn't say whether any of the individuals on the buses were in the country illegally. She said they held up Freedom Ride cards to officials who questioned them.
The cards say that the ride is peaceful, that they exercise their right to remain silent, that they don't consent to a search and don't give up any rights. The card also has the name of a lawyer to contact.
"We have been singing solidarity songs on the bus," Delgado said. "We are trying to expose the injustice of current policies toward immigrants."
Delgado said the people on the bus represent 10 million undocumented immigrants who contribute $730 million each year to the U.S. economy.
"They want to reunite with their families and contribute to the economy," she said. "Our immigration laws need a road to citizenship."
The cross-country caravan, backed by organized labor, began Saturday. Nearly 1,000 people were to join the ride, with 18 buses planning stops in communities including Washington and New York.
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On the Net:
The Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride: http://www.iwfr.org
Bunch of facists!
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MichaeltheGreat
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Apolyton Grand Executioner
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mooning the house that Ruth built.
Oct 1999
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Originally posted by Japher
This is a joke; they are complaining that they are being deported now! 'Yeah, we came in illegal into a place we have never been, just don't send us back to a place we have never been'... HAHAHAHA
I also like how Mexico is saying 'hey, this isn't fair'
What a load of ****...
You have to ask yourself; why Texas? Cause them rangers know how to keep them out... we should all learn from their example. |
You want to know what the load of **** is?
You want to keep them greasy beaners out of your white country? It's simple. Imprison those who employ them and confiscate their assets to fund the Border Patrol.
Abolish unemployment, traffic fines and disability insurance, and reinstitute debtor's prisons and bonded servitude for the white ****ups who lose their jobs or get DUI's or speeding tickets or whatever. Make their gringo asses pick lettuce, oranges, and whatever out in the sun in 90-100 degree heat, so all the good gringos get their cheap ag products. Put the women and cripples who can't work in the fields into garment sweatshops so places like Walmart and KMart can claim they "buy American."
Like Earl Butz, Nixon's Secretary of Agriculture said, "they're [Mexicans] "better suited to that work because they're built lower to the ground."
You can't voluntarily fill the labor pool that the wetbacks fill because whitey thinks he's too ****ing precious to do those jobs for less than minimum wage with no labor law or conditions of work protections.  So the only alternative to hiring a bunch of illegals is to force white people to take those jobs, or find some other type of third worlder and let them in. 
Funny how all the people who rant about "illegals" don't rant one bit about the US citizen "illegals" who hire them. Let's all **** with the leetle brown guys who are trying to work for a living, because they can't rock the boat, and we can hire another one tomorrow to get our laundry done, our cheap clothes made, our lawns mowed and our lettuce picked. Let's not bother with the white people who hire and use them, and create the problem.
But no, that might be your neighbor, or a good card-carrying white voter, so let's roust the wetbacks, as long as we don't roust so many of 'em so bad we can't get cheap work out of 'em.
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27-09-2003 02:05
Good idea.
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