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Old 10-03-2016, 06:31 AM
 
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Originally Posted by crone View Post
Off topic, but

The American public and business owners could shut down illegals tomorrow if we stopped shopping at places who use them and using the products and services produced by them.

Shipley Donuts gave up over a million dollars worth of real estate where they were housing illegals. Their Mexican supervisor was so outrageous in his discrimination and sexual overtones that illegals filed with the EEOC and won. Shipley's is bigger than ever.

IMO, most Americans don't give a damn where their crap comes from as long as it the price they want to pay.

Would Anne Richards agree?
It's hard to say where her stance may have evolved, lol.
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