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Today is the big protest day, along with a new Anthem for the country.
Great, it's about time. or Fed up, Get out!
Great, it's about time. or Fed up, Get out!
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Hand Sword said:Today is the big protest day, along with a new Anthem for the country.
Great, it's about time. or Fed up, Get out!
tshadowchaser said:It was written in english sing it in English
well, the issue is a little bit more complicated than that. you have to realize your life style is going to change quite a bit if those immigrants did not. maybe this change is good, but maybe it's bad too!7starmantis said:Yeah, I'm sorry I have absolutely no problem with imigration done legally, why do we feel we must bend over backwards for illegal immigrants regardless of country of origin? That being said, why do they feel the need to be so confrontational? Why come to a country (illegally) if you dont want to live in that country, meaning why try and change it to the place you came from if it was really so bad? If I really hated living in america and moved to France, I wouldn't be trying to make France be like America, that would be the reason for living there in the first place.
Ok, off my soapbox now, sorry.
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Phil Elmore said:The current protests and agitation in support of illegal aliens invading this country is a tremendous propaganda victory for world socialism (May Day was chosen for a reason) and proponents of open borders. Illegal aliens have become "immigrants" or "undocumented workers" who are protesting, not for the freedom to commit crime unpunished, but for their "civil rights," as if they are entitled to be in a country of which they are not citizens. I have watched with horror as criminal behavior has been redefined as a civil rights movement -- which is an insult to all those who have participated in legitimate calls for civil rights and actions towards that goal.
It is my hope that my fellow American citizens will finally recognize this large, hostile, illegal alien presence within the borders of our nation, that they will recognize these greedy calls for amnesty as the entitlement mentality they represent, that they will understand that those now pouring illegal into our country have no desire to assimilate and no wish to become productive members of our society. Instead, they wish to be allowed to remain as parasites -- outsiders who profit from the whole while refusing to participate in it, nevertheless sticking their paws out and demanding what they have not earned.
I am not very optimistic, however.
Phil Elmore said:The current protests and agitation in support of illegal aliens invading this country is a tremendous propaganda victory for world socialism (May Day was chosen for a reason) and proponents of open borders. Illegal aliens have become "immigrants" or "undocumented workers" who are protesting, not for the freedom to commit crime unpunished, but for their "civil rights," as if they are entitled to be in a country of which they are not citizens. I have watched with horror as criminal behavior has been redefined as a civil rights movement -- which is an insult to all those who have participated in legitimate calls for civil rights and actions towards that goal.
It is my hope that my fellow American citizens will finally recognize this large, hostile, illegal alien presence within the borders of our nation, that they will recognize these greedy calls for amnesty as the entitlement mentality they represent, that they will understand that those now pouring illegal into our country have no desire to assimilate and no wish to become productive members of our society. Instead, they wish to be allowed to remain as parasites -- outsiders who profit from the whole while refusing to participate in it, nevertheless sticking their paws out and demanding what they have not earned.
I am not very optimistic, however.
Phil Elmore said:That is absurd.
Illegal immigration has nothing to do with "free trade" or capitalism except insofar as our having those makes our nation a desirable place to live compared to the corrupt socialist pestholes from which the aliens flee. We must protect our borders from this invasion. We could, indeed, fight the terrible evils of economic freedom, turning the USA into the kind of muckhole that is Mexico -- if we become socialist enough, we just might make our country suck so bad that we'd be climbing over THEIR fences. I think that's like killing the patient to save him from the disease, however.
Also, the argument, "If we stop illegal immigration, our economic lifestyle will change" is akin to the argument, "If we free the slaves, we won't be able to run our plantations."
Hand Sword said:As for the economic stuff, I'll suppose it would hurt temporarily. However, after 3 to 4 weeks it would be back on schedule. Figuring all of the unemployed Americans would have Jobs (that would be paying correctly), All of the able bodied collectors would have jobs, along with Ex cons that need work or back to prison, and Students and young kids, no more than a month to get on the payrolls and get the training necessary, and back to full production. I think that would add up to at least the same amount of Illegals working.
I love how supporters of the free market attempt to rationalize "immigration reform"! It truly is an absurd contradiction of logic.
Phil Elmore said:No, it isn't. It's yet another facet of property rights. Those who are not legal citizens of this nation have no right to live and work here. I do not have the right to live and work in Canada without the permission of Canada's government; I am not entitled to this no matter how much I like Toronto. Even if Canada and the United States have some sort of free trade agreement, I still have no right to be in Canada.