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So you didn't read the post. If you villainize a group, that essentially makes and us vs. them dynamic. People like you, who think in these terms, then decide to follow with these large corporate interest groups. Thus, no amnesty, reduced benefits for all persons, and the continuation of cheap labor. This comes from your us vs. them mentality. The teabaggers are corporate props. Funding for these groups are a mash between corporations, the Republican party (and affiliates), as well as individuals.
I know you can understand this one...it's really easy to understand why corporate interests want to be a part of this. Villainization equates to cheap labor.
I have no issue villainizing illegal aliens and their enablers AKA criminals.
I have no issue villainizing illegal aliens and their enablers AKA criminals.
Do you even read the entire posts? Or do you skim to make an inane talking point, that reflects a superficial understanding concerning the situation around you?
So you didn't read the post. If you villainize a group, that essentially makes and us vs. them dynamic. People like you, who think in these terms, then decide to follow with these large corporate interest groups. Thus, no amnesty, reduced benefits for all persons, and the continuation of cheap labor. This comes from your us vs. them mentality. The teabaggers are corporate props. Funding for these groups are a mash between corporations, the Republican party (and affiliates), as well as individuals.
I know you can understand this one...it's really easy to understand why corporate interests want to be a part of this. Villainization equates to cheap labor.
No, I DID read your post, as well as comprehend it. You consider some to be corporate props, and that may be a valid assessment. Sadly, unwittingly, you and your cohorts are corporate pawns. We are well aware of the latest “Us vs. Them” strategy, so please spare us.
Let’s see. . . the race card hasn’t worked, the euphemisms are a joke, the “they only do the jobs Americans won’t do” has be debunked, etc., etc. Keep trying. Who knows, maybe one will eventually stick.
Oh, I am also aware of the ‘other’ new strategy. You know. . . the one that gradually replaces “comprehensive” with “phased” immigration reform. Who could argue with first securing our borders, then requiring a fine, etc. . . .
No, I DID read your post, as well as comprehend it. You consider some to be corporate props, and that may be a valid assessment. Sadly, unwittingly, you and your cohorts are corporate pawns. We are well aware of the latest “Us vs. Them” strategy, so please spare us.
Well, seeing how amnesty and easier methods of legalization means actually more accountability (better workplace standards). So not really corporate pawns...
Also if you truly were aware of it, you probably would not want teabaggers to be affiliated with your cause. They are highly polarizing and alienating. They take an "us" vs. "them" to an extreme.
Let’s see. . . the race card hasn’t worked, the euphemisms are a joke, the “they only do the jobs Americans won’t do” has be debunked, etc., etc. Keep trying. Who knows, maybe one will eventually stick.
Not been debunked...and race card? What are you talking about? Seeing how you are now pulling things out of a hat...
Oh, I am also aware of the ‘other’ new strategy. You know. . . the one that gradually replaces “comprehensive” with “phased” immigration reform. Who could argue with first securing our borders, then requiring a fine, etc. . . .
Well, immigration reform is needed. The system is broken. It doesn't address the needs of both immigrants and Americans.
What will you guys think of next?
Well, it won't be militarization of borders or not allowing people to attend schools...
No, I DID read your post, as well as comprehend it. You consider some to be corporate props, and that may be a valid assessment. Sadly, unwittingly, you and your cohorts are corporate pawns. We are well aware of the latest “Us vs. Them” strategy, so please spare us.
Well, seeing how amnesty and easier methods of legalization means actually more accountability (better workplace standards). So not really corporate pawns...
Also if you truly were aware of it, you probably would not want teabaggers to be affiliated with your cause. They are highly polarizing and alienating. They take an "us" vs. "them" to an extreme.
Let’s see. . . the race card hasn’t worked, the euphemisms are a joke, the “they only do the jobs Americans won’t do” has be debunked, etc., etc. Keep trying. Who knows, maybe one will eventually stick.
Not been debunked...and race card? What are you talking about? Seeing how you are now pulling things out of a hat...
Oh, I am also aware of the ‘other’ new strategy. You know. . . the one that gradually replaces “comprehensive” with “phased” immigration reform. Who could argue with first securing our borders, then requiring a fine, etc. . . .
Well, immigration reform is needed. The system is broken. It doesn't address the needs of both immigrants and Americans.
What will you guys think of next?
Well, it won't be militarization of borders or not allowing people to attend schools...
Oh, haven’t you heard? We are the Coffee Cuppers (see post #21).
I’m sure the organizers are aware of the negative connotation of “Tea Baggers.” Not to worry. There is much more support than you realize. Don’t believe it isn’t an issue simply because the pro-illegal media refuses to report it. Citizens are pissed, to put it mildly.
Frankly, I'm getting tired of hearing these sob stories about those "poor illegals" that are being ripped apart from their anchor babies and their families because they are held accountable for breaking the law..
I'm tired of hearing the Pro-Illegal Propaganda: "They do the jobs that Americans won't do", "They didn't cross the border, the border crossed them", etc..
I'm tired of hearing pandering politicans and opportunistic employers talk about the need to reward those that broke the law..
Logical solution: the anchor baby law needs to be done away with. All it's doing is providing incentive to illegally cross the border and have children they can't begin to support, which is a big enough problem in this country as it is.
Coffee Cuppers are non violent. We don't charge for the hot coffee. Little old ladies in rainbow wigs and tennis shoes are able to speak out, and not shouted down when they say things like "I want my country to support people who are here, legally."
Do the teabaggers plan on protesting against the employers that hire the illegals?
Yes, why not a boycott of employers or products that rely on illegal immigrant labor. Economic boycotts can be quite effective at influencing policy if applied right. It worked for Cesar Chavez..
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