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What she said was, indeed, stupid. However, her premise was not entirely wrong. There are a number of studies, from both governmental and non-profit organizations, that clearly show how devastating to our food production a loss of all illegals would be.
And no, your average American is NOT going to replace them working in the fields. If they were, they would have already done so.
umm.. her premise concerned toilet cleaning, not food production.
yeah, it was entirely wrong.
Way to profile and look down your nose to an entire group of people. Excuse me, Ms. Osbourne, but you do realize that Latinos are also members of our society and perform jobs across all sectors of the economy?
I wonder who does her lawncare and cleans her toilets 😂😊
Way to profile and look down your nose to an entire group of people. Excuse me, Ms. Osbourne, but you do realize that Latinos are also members of our society and perform jobs across all sectors of the economy?
What's the problem? Are you saying no housekeeping or cleaning people are Hispanic?
What's the problem? Are you saying no housekeeping or cleaning people are Hispanic?
Well they certainly have taken over what once was young girls trying to get through school or girls doing speed, because the hours were good. You pick the color.......For me growing up in California it was mostly white girls who people considered trailer trash, doing these jobs. Little did people know those girls were attending college, raising children or it was the job available.......my point American women were doing these jobs, now these American women have no beginner jobs or one that works with school children hours.
Better to be a hardworking toilet cleaner than a brat celeb who has made a few bucks just because Daddy was a rock star.
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