Like the illusion of Wall Street, with its vast and powerful investment banks, now shuttered, China too is an illusion perpetuated by the Globalists that gave us the 15,000 mile Caesar salad, poisoned cat food and lead based paint on babies' pacifiers. Like the illusion that money would come from thin air to always push housing prices higher, China has spent a generation pursuing its illusion. Pursuing an unattainable dream to be like the West, while 6000 years of its carefully shepherded top soil blows into the sea.
Would you like to increase the population of the US?
Amnesty for illegal immigrants
2%
[ 2 ]
Increase of H1B visas
2%
[ 2 ]
Open-door policy for all who want to move to the US
9%
[ 8 ]
Shut the door now on everybody
35%
[ 30 ]
Throw the illegals out
40%
[ 34 ]
Limited immigration that benefits the big business
1%
[ 1 ]
Merge the US and Mexico
9%
[ 8 ]
Total Votes : 85
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socrates1fan Heavy Crude
Joined: Jun 04, 2008 Posts: 284
Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 11:35 am Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Pretorian wrote:
ORCA wrote:
Just one big bump in the road in that plan, pal. The American people are still armed to the teeth and the most recent SCOTUS decision has made taking them away a lot harder!
People are fairly tolerant...to a point. While slow to anger, once that point is reached drastic changes will be made.
That plan was working for 50 years or so, mind me reminding you. You are about to have a raceless rootless mongrel as a President this year.
And one big thing about guns. Many if not most people who owned them haven't killed a chicken in their lifetime. They take their dogs 30 miles away to a vet and pay $100 to kill them. You can use them to protect yourself from intruders in your house, or ( armed ) violence outside of it, but how many can actually shoot the guy down and finish him off since leaving a wounded criminal alive is the worst mistake one can ever make in his/her life?
Besides, what guns can even do against this plan/strategy? Do you grab a gun and use it when you see your local university to accept some Africans as students? May be you grab the gun and use it when you see them stralling around with white women? Do you use it when they start to spawn mulattos left and right?
Do you use it when they grow up and start spawning mongrels themselves? Do you use it when you see a TV-show/or a movie for teenage audience which tells you that black cock is big and sweet, and how cool is to have one at hand, and how uncool is to be with a white guy?
Its a non-violent invasion. You can't solve it with weapons, well may be after tshtf.
I don't think he/she is encouraging it but that has happened in the past.
In economic depressions Americans have become very angry and violent and always blame the immigrants or some other group.
I'm sorry but unless things change its just how things are.
The police can't take on entire populations. They are used to a fairly calm atmisphere but who knows what will happen as the economy gets worse.
Joined: Aug 03, 2007 Posts: 4518 Location: Boston Suburbs
Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 12:45 pm Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Pretorian wrote:
You are about to have a raceless rootless mongrel as a President this year.
When the die off comes, I certainly hope losers like you get culled from the gene poll first. _________________ As long as I am around, there are no worries we have reached "Peak Words"
Joined: Apr 08, 2006 Posts: 1454 Location: Somewhere there
Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 3:02 pm Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
mos6507 wrote:
Pretorian wrote:
You are about to have a raceless rootless mongrel as a President this year.
When the die off comes, I certainly hope losers like you get culled from the gene poll first.
please elaborate on this one. Why exactly I am a loser? What did I lose? Would I be a winner if I was using the word biracial or "mixed'' instead of a mongrel? Please elaborate. Your opinion is so important to me!
Joined: Jun 26, 2007 Posts: 1540 Location: The Canada of America
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 6:40 am Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Pretorian wrote:
Please don't forget that we hadn't share some mazza together so dont speak Yiddish to me. I've been a legal immigrant in 2 countries and an illegal in one , so I believe I know that better than you do. I was deported too, once. I got arrested just because I was in the same car with some illegals despite that I had a valid tourist visa for six months. Arrest, green sausages in jail and home sweet home all within 72 hours. So what? When someone breaks the law he should know that he can be caught don't you think?
Ah, Jesus, it's like talking to a phu˘king wall. Maybe if I used capital letters? I DON'T CARE WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU PERSONALLY IN THIS REGARD; I'M NOT ACTING AS AN ADVOCATE FOR THE RIGHTS OF PEOPLE WHO CROSS BORDERS ILLEGALLY; FOR THE PURPOSES OF MY POINT, I AM TALKING ABOUT THE RIGHTS OF PEOPLE BORN IN THE UNITED STATES TO CITIZENSHIP AS BESTOWED UPON THEM IN THE US CONSTITUTION.
Do you understand now? I don't object if they feed you green sausages and send you home in 72 hours; hell, at this point, I'd hardly object if they turned YOU into green sausages. My concern, in this particular post, is for the children you may have had while living abroad. Period. _________________ I can has cheezburger?
Joined: Jun 26, 2007 Posts: 1540 Location: The Canada of America
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 6:45 am Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Pretorian wrote:
You are about to have a raceless rootless mongrel as a President this year. Do you grab a gun and use it when you see your local university to accept some Africans as students? May be you grab the gun and use it when you see them stralling around with white women? Do you use it when they start to spawn mulattos left and right?
If they have any sense, they'll grab it and send you back to South Africa. _________________ I can has cheezburger?
Joined: May 28, 2008 Posts: 109 Location: Old Dominion
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 1:20 pm Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Just think Pretorian...if you were to apply for and gain citizenship here you could check the box as an African-American! Wouldn't that be a hoot? _________________ "If everything is going well, you obviously overlooked something."
Joined: Apr 08, 2006 Posts: 1454 Location: Somewhere there
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 7:39 pm Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Nickel wrote:
Pretorian wrote:
Please don't forget that we hadn't share some mazza together so dont speak Yiddish to me. I've been a legal immigrant in 2 countries and an illegal in one , so I believe I know that better than you do. I was deported too, once. I got arrested just because I was in the same car with some illegals despite that I had a valid tourist visa for six months. Arrest, green sausages in jail and home sweet home all within 72 hours. So what? When someone breaks the law he should know that he can be caught don't you think?
Ah, Jesus, it's like talking to a phu˘king wall. Maybe if I used capital letters? I DON'T CARE WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU PERSONALLY IN THIS REGARD; I'M NOT ACTING AS AN ADVOCATE FOR THE RIGHTS OF PEOPLE WHO CROSS BORDERS ILLEGALLY; FOR THE PURPOSES OF MY POINT, I AM TALKING ABOUT THE RIGHTS OF PEOPLE BORN IN THE UNITED STATES TO CITIZENSHIP AS BESTOWED UPON THEM IN THE US CONSTITUTION.
Do you understand now? I don't object if they feed you green sausages and send you home in 72 hours; hell, at this point, I'd hardly object if they turned YOU into green sausages. My concern, in this particular post, is for the children you may have had while living abroad. Period.
my post was an answer to your post, not to your general position in this thread.
As for the 14th amendment, it can go out the same door it came in.
I guess you won't be advocating anti-constitutional things for another country then, won't you?
Joined: Jun 26, 2007 Posts: 1540 Location: The Canada of America
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 8:46 am Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
I understand the goals involved in wanting to curtail illegal immigration to the United States. My principal objection to the way it's been handled is that it aims at a target that's ineffective: the immigrants themselves. Let me explain.
Suppose there were a lottery where you had to put up, say, $100, but you could win a million. And then suppose that even if you lost, you'd get your $100 back. The worst thing that could happen to you is that you'd be no worse off than you were if you'd never gambled in the first place. In a circumstance like that, only a fool wouldn't take a chance. There is everything to gain and nothing to lose. This is exactly the position a Mexican migrant working living near the US border finds himself in. When he sneaks into the US, he has every good chance of securing a more lucrative life for himself and his family than he would have in Mexico. If he's caught by the INS, they dump him back across the border within feet of being able to make his next attempt. He's lost nothing, but every trip is a chance to win big. Why? Because of that big prize: people are willing to employ him illegally.
Now look at it from the other side. Suppose you're the employer. You don't want to pay your fellow citizens what they deserve, or have to worry about payroll taxes, or benefits, or insurance, or health and safety standards, or anything else of that nature. Why? Less money in your pocket. So here comes someone who'll do the same work but for a fraction of that price. You know even if you employ him, the odds are nothing much will happen to you, and most likely he'll get deported but what do you care? At the risk of some small slap on the wrist if and when you're ever found out, you can save a whole lot of money. Again, why wouldn't someone play this game, provided their bottom line meant more to them than their country and the well-being of their fellow citizens.
So you have to raise the stakes. I think targetting the immigrants is a losing proposition because these are already people with nothing to lose. But the employer, he's got something to lose. If you realized that by employing Miguel instead of Mike to manicure your lawn you risked losing that lawn, the house that sits on it, the car parked beside it, the job that sustains it, and likely the family living there while you spend a couple of years in jail, I think you'd be far more likely to dig a little deeper and hire Mike. A few examples like that would go a long, long way. So long as people are willing to hire illegal labour, it will continue to stream north. Once the word gets out that US employers are no longer willing to take that risk, there will be no incentive for that surplus labour to cross the border anymore an it will quickly become the problem of the government it's rightly the problem of: Mexico's. _________________ I can has cheezburger?
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Joined: Apr 08, 2006 Posts: 1454 Location: Somewhere there
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 1:09 pm Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Nickel wrote:
Pretorian wrote:
my post was an answer to your post, not to your general position in this thread.
Well then you can't read English, because I was never advocating turning a blind eye to illegal immigration.
'''So rather than consider what it's like to walk in another man's shoes -- the shoes you're proposing to put on someone else's feet, in fact -- your response is to say "I'm alright, Jack; screw the rest"? You're a real mensch, Pretorian.''''
i call that advocating for illegal immigration. May be that was not what u meant but thats how it sounds like
Joined: Jun 26, 2007 Posts: 1540 Location: The Canada of America
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 1:44 pm Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Pretorian wrote:
i call that advocating for illegal immigration. May be that was not what u meant but thats how it sounds like
It's nice that you take it that way, but unfortunately it's not what we were talking about. You evoked the idea of forcing people to have to serve in the military, among other things, in order to acquire citizenship; I asked how you'd feel if the US suddenly applied that standard to you, and your smug reply was that you'd get in under the wire. It had nothing to do with advocating illegal immigration; it had everything to do with trying to get you to show some empathy with other human beings for a moment... particularly since you have no real guarantee you won't wind up eating what you'd like to see dished out. _________________ I can has cheezburger?
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Joined: Jun 26, 2007 Posts: 1540 Location: The Canada of America
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 1:44 pm Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
I think the US has always been about immigration, and to some extent, it always will be. I can understand closing the numbers down some, but the idea of making people born there jump through hoops just to be who they have every right to be under the Constitution strikes me as an abandonment of everything held dear from the outset. _________________ I can has cheezburger?
Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 9:30 am Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Do not fret pretorian. All this pussy woosified talk will end soon enough. Ivory towers and cheap energy has allowed this dialog. Allowed punks and tomato cans to be world heavyweight champions. Eventually it will go back to what it was before this. Mostly just trying to get by and survive. The full force of overpopulation and this multicult BS has not even been felt let alone touched upon. Just sit back and relax. PC buffalo dung is nearing its end. RIP. _________________ "Crush the Cornucopians, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of the women".
Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 3:34 pm Post subject: Re: Any Americans still pro-immigration?
Kingcoal wrote:
If a person comes to this country to work hard and obey the law, I can't see the justification for throwing them out because they didn't file some paperwork. My ancestors came to Pennsylvania in the early 1800's and they simply got off the boat and went to work as farm hands. Not too different than a lot of migrant workers today. Don't get me wrong; if you break the law or even if you just apply for government benefits and your paperwork isn't in order, then you deserve what you get. In other words, if you are a good person with good intentions and are willing to work hard at whatever work you can get, I think it's morally wrong and quite frankly, un-American for the Federal government to persecute you.
Agreed. I live in a border state and have some friends who started out life as "anchor babies". They're good people. Some aren't, but some American citizens aren't, either...can we throw them out, too?
The American Southwest has ALWAYS had a large Hispanic population. Just because governments threw up borders doesn't mean the people and the dynamics of the whole damn area changed. America doesn't have an official religion or an official language--get over it.
People in the Southwest need to be bilingual (Mexican-American and Anglo-American alike). No more of this "Speak English only" crap. The world is a big place. Learn a language for crying out loud!
I get irked with the crowd that pretends they don't understand English "No se...no sabe...no Englais" whenever it suits them, but if we were all bilingual it wouldn't be an issue...would it? LOL
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