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Yeah maybe they actually understand the game and were booing the bad performance kind of like how my team's relief pitcher gets booed every time he starts giving up saves. You guys are really letting you hatred show.
Didn't I also read that they were booing the US National anthem?
I haven't lived in NYC for years but I still cheer for the Yankees no matter where I'm living... should I move back to NYC?
I tell you what. All those Irish people or Brazillian people or whoever cheering for the corresponding team in the world cup... I think we should kick them all out of our local bars. Clearly they hate America and are going to start the revolution against us.
Who gives a crap who someone is cheering for in a soccer game. Booing the other side is what rowdy fans do. Sheesh.
How is a city even remotely the same as a country? Seems almost child-like to make such a basic comparison. You could go even further and boil it down to neighborhoods. These people (illegal immigrants) only see the United States as a hand out. They don't care about the language, the meaning of it, hold no allegience to it, but will gladly partake of the wealth with no skin in the game.
Entitlement has become a way of life for all too many people, immigrant and citizen alike.
Because our jobs pay more, that's why. Also they know if they can produce and anchor or two their incomes will be supplimented by welfare for them.
According to you Mexico has no problems at all, which still has me wondering why they go to great length to enter the US just to be working in fields all day or being some ones house slave..
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Originally Posted by chicagonut This nonsense that there no jobs in Mexico or that they are all starving has already been debunked. Mexico has half the unemployment rate that we do. Breaking the law is never the answer to success in life.
According to you Mexico has no problems at all, which still has me wondering why they go to great length to enter the US just to be working in fields all day or being some ones house slave..
According to you Mexico has no problems at all, which still has me wondering why they go to great length to enter the US just to be working in fields all day or being some ones house slave..
Where did I say that Mexico has no problems at all? But we have our own problems which is a blosseming population much due to illegal immigration and a shortage of jobs and resources. I already answered your question. Did you miss it? I'll repeat it again for you. Our jobs pay more and if they produce and anchor or two they have hit the welfare jackpot.
Most illegals are not working in the fields all day. They are doing jobs that most Americans will do so you can set that argument to rest.
Didn't I also read that they were booing the US National anthem?
If you make up stuff when you read maybe. It said air horns were sounding and bouncy balls were bouncing. OMG.
Also, I thought this was something that happened at the U.S.-Japan game for some reason, mostly because i didn't even read the article until just now. It was a Mexico-U.S. game in S. California. How do you know which were people attending the game from Mexico and which were illegals? This is still about illegal immigration somehow right?
Also you guys conveniently forgot to ignore:
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Sanchez told Plaschke: "We're not booing the country, we're booing the team. There is a big difference."
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