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Dream on - you fairy tailers are all the same. In practice Europe has absorbed their Mexican equivalent. The are now trying to figure how to deal with the Central American equivalents.
Hammer down? Yeah right...There is no fairy tale you guys don't believe.
I see......
The desperation of the pro illegal crowd is growing when they have to resort to remarks like 'fairy tale', etc.
My "insane fascination" with illegal immigrants comes from my study of history. Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union were countries whose governments took action to deal with people who had been deemed "illegal" or "undesirable." Sometimes it meant exile, sometimes it meant labor camps, sometimes it meant resettlement in other parts of the country. Often it meant death.
The reason why I don't want the U.S. government to act on "illegals" whose only "crime" is falsified documentation is because the hysteria in this country, quite evident by the ignorant and racist members of this forum, could very well lead to my government committing crimes far worse than document forgeries.
I am glad that you understand how racist that the pro-illegal crowd is.
The reason why I don't want the U.S. government to act on "illegals" whose only "crime" is falsified documentation is because the hysteria in this country, quite evident by the ignorant and racist members of this forum, could very well lead to my government committing crimes far worse than document forgeries.
Well, if you don't want the government to act now, then I suppose the alternative would be to wait, until at some point in the future (possibly the not-too-distant future), the situation gets REALLY bad, and the government is FORCED to act, whether you and I want them to or NOT.
Not trying to sound alarmist here at all. But as I see it, those are our two choices.
Given the situation as it exists today, what makes you think it will 'go away' on its own? What makes you feel that illegals will suddenly just stop coming...an attack of conscience? On what reservoir of 'good will' do you see Americans relying, that will convince them to be more understanding and tolerant of 30 million illegals in the future, than they are of 20 million illegals today? Sorry, but I guess I just don't share your optimism. I think there's a VERY good chance that what you're seeing NOW, may be just about all the tolerance we can expect....and that THAT may be wearing out as we speak.
Americans are tolerant....but at some point, there's a limit. If you know what that limit is, PLEASE!.....share it with us. Personally, though, I think we may have just about reached it right now. The next few years will tell.
Well, if you don't want the government to act now, then I suppose the alternative would be to wait, until at some point in the future (possibly the not-too-distant future), the situation gets REALLY bad, and the government is FORCED to act, whether you and I want them to or NOT.
Not trying to sound alarmist here at all. But as I see it, those are our two choices.
Given the situation as it exists today, what makes you think it will 'go away' on its own? What makes you feel that illegals will suddenly just stop coming...an attack of conscience? On what reservoir of 'good will' do you see Americans relying, that will convince them to be more understanding and tolerant of 30 million illegals in the future, than they are of 20 million illegals today? Sorry, but I guess I just don't share your optimism. I think there's a VERY good chance that what you're seeing NOW, may be just about all the tolerance we can expect....and that THAT may be wearing out as we speak.
Americans are tolerant....but at some point, there's a limit. If you know what that limit is, PLEASE!.....share it with us. Personally, though, I think we may have just about reached it right now. The next few years will tell.
I guess I just don't see the problem. I've lived in places where I've HAD to speak another language to get by, where I was surrounded by different people. It was difficult, but it was a very beneficial experience.
I think Americans could benefit tremendously by having greater numbers of people who are different living amongst them. It would make them more knowledgeable of the world around them and, assuming they had a positive attitude, a lot more enterprising and competitive on the global market. The fact is, we're losing our competitiveness as a people very fast, and getting uptight about whether the Mexican next door is documented does not help the situation one bit. Better that we learn to deal with our immigrants in a positive way that will make us all better.
On a side note, I'm amazed at the naivete of the people on this forum who actually think the U.S. government has the ability to do anything about this situation. The federal government could not provide logistical assistance to a city of 450,000 people during a hurricane. How in the hell is it supposed to deal with several thousand miles of border and 12 million people?
Better that we make peace with the situation and learn to engage it. Sitting around whining and expecting the government to solve the problem will do nothing.
The public has absolutely no interest in deporting the illegals.
Well - the LEGAL residents of the Great State of Arizona are part of the "PUBLIC" and, I can assure you, they have a GREAT interest in deporting the illegals and strongly support the actions taking place in the State to do so.
I guess I just don't see the problem. I've lived in places where I've HAD to speak another language to get by, where I was surrounded by different people. It was difficult, but it was a very beneficial experience.
I think Americans could benefit tremendously by having greater numbers of people who are different living amongst them. It would make them more knowledgeable of the world around them and, assuming they had a positive attitude, a lot more enterprising and competitive on the global market. The fact is, we're losing our competitiveness as a people very fast, and getting uptight about whether the Mexican next door is documented does not help the situation one bit. Better that we learn to deal with our immigrants in a positive way that will make us all better.
On a side note, I'm amazed at the naivete of the people on this forum who actually think the U.S. government has the ability to do anything about this situation. The federal government could not provide logistical assistance to a city of 450,000 people during a hurricane. How in the hell is it supposed to deal with several thousand miles of border and 12 million people?
Better that we make peace with the situation and learn to engage it. Sitting around whining and expecting the government to solve the problem will do nothing.
You are partially correct: some of us Americans have become 'fat and lazy' hence dependent upon others to wipe our metaphorical backsides-------it is past time that we take care of ourselves.
Well - the LEGAL residents of the Great State of Arizona are part of the "PUBLIC" and, I can assure you, they have a GREAT interest in deporting the illegals and strongly support the actions taking place in the State to do so.
Just desperation on the pro illegal side------their comments and arguments are becoming more inane by the day hence their show of fear masquerading as machismo.
Too; with the crashing economy-------that is forcing out illegals by the car load 24/7
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