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I hate this country....
Reading local story.....
- An illegal immigrant comes into the US : System fails
- He gets a job : System fails again
- Even given the right to drive a company truck with no license : fails
- He rents an apt : System fails again
- He gets pulled over by police , gets a ticket then let go even though they know he is a immigrant (only federal authorites get involve with illigals): System fails again
Illegal immigrant kills a American while drinking and driving. (he has no rights at this point)
SYSTEM NOW KICKS IN.
Right after he kills someone, now he has ALL the rights as a US citizen. All it took to get them was to murder a innocent person. Now he gets appointed a public defender and it continues from there like anyone else.
Thank you United States of Embarrassment.
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12-22-2008, 05:23 PM #2Banned
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Dude, grow up. I know so many great people who are not citizens, and they are far more worthy than half of the people who ARE citizens in America. It's people like you who bitch and moan, but do nothing to better our society, that bring us down and make us embarrassing. You can blame the law and government all you want, and by making this statement, you're just echoing a universal capriciousness.
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What am i going to do ?
I was even told by a local cop that if i were to report an illegal right now nothing would happen. He said they are so worried about terrorist that they could care less about illegals running around.
Now this is one example of MANYYYYY that i have read about. Just seems like no one gives a %#$%. I know where you are coming from when you say there are some "good ones" but what about all the bad ones ? How do we fix the problem ?
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I understand what your saying and agree with you for the most part. The problem is in a democracy in order for it to remain strong it has to adhere to the rule of law and order. If we start picking and choosing which laws we choose to enforce then the very fabric of rule of law looses its meaning.
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I was even told by someone (higher up) that all these bombings that we are reading about in other country's will no doubt happen in the future in the U.S. He says there are so many unaccounted for people in the US right now that even if we put all our resources into deporting them all as of right now it still wouldn't fix the problem.
He says, "its too late."
Kinda scary.
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im pretty confident if we put the $10 billion per month(or a fraction of it) plus a fraction of our man power re troops that we are using in iraq the prob would be solved very quickly re illegal immigration ....or at the very least brought down to a manageable level...
And what u can do is what we all should do ..put pressure on local government officials...remind them their job is to vote the will of their constituents...not their opinion ...the party line ...or what high $ lobbiests want ...or they will not get our support for re election.
just a couple thoughts..
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12-22-2008, 05:35 PM #8Banned
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Good point. It IS a problem. Expenditures, which are reserved for those who have earned an accepted citizenship/green card, are indirectly reallocated to such individuals without merit. However, it is a small flaw in a free country. Being American kicks ass, and I don't blame these immigrants for sharing the desire for a more proliferate future.
We should crack down more on both immigration AND terrorism because they go hand in hand, IMO. I think of America like our body, and immigrants like free-radicals entering our blood stream. Some are caught in the mess of heavy metals, or already established, lingering destructiveness - and some are washed clean. We do the best we can, and nobody likes anybody dying, unless it's Jessica Simpson.
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12-22-2008, 05:37 PM #9
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But thats my point , we aren't doing NEARLY the best we can. Again i can't bash too bad because i don't even know how i could help. I could report people but from what im being told nothing will come if it.
If i use your analogy, its like the body is infected with HIV and only cares about that problem. So all of these free radicals are being left to freely pass into the system. Over time they build up where we are no longer able to handle them.
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12-22-2008, 05:42 PM #11Banned
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12-22-2008, 05:45 PM #13Banned
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12-22-2008, 05:47 PM #15
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Lol true.
The thing that really sparked this thread was this guy giving me all this info. Info i guess people normally wouldn't know about since most of its hush hush. It seems like its this big secret but sooner or later is going to blow up in all of our faces.
I don't want to have to worry about my train blowing up going to work etc.
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12-22-2008, 05:48 PM #17Banned
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LOL! I know what you meant bro. I get frustrated as well. I think it's about world reform in general though. I don't look at us like a country I look at us like an economic region that has a negligible pro/con ratio. Such as laws like no funkyness can be grown, and steroids are illegal. We're the country for gambling! Everything here is based on gambling. Pro sports, stock market, all aspects of business in a sense. Without gambling we'd be as boring as Slovakia.
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12-22-2008, 05:50 PM #18Banned
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12-22-2008, 05:51 PM #19
I absolutely believe that many of these people are good people looking for a better life, but some are scum too. In my opinion, our flawed immigration policies need to be rewritten and then strictly enforced.
And just for the record, where I live most people do not want immigration policies enforced, and the politicians and law enforcement oblige.
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prob help when all the southera california residents and businesses stop hiring these people under the table...in SoCal they almost all say get rid of the mexicans...just dont get rid of MY mexican.
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12-22-2008, 05:57 PM #25
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check this out :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Lb3oFzCj_0
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12-22-2008, 06:14 PM #27
This must have happened in California.
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12-22-2008, 06:17 PM #28
Virginia, actually.
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12-22-2008, 06:18 PM #29
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12-22-2008, 06:44 PM #31
The moral character of an illegal immigrant is irrelevant. The point is, by failing to enter the country through the legal channels establised by the host country, and respecting those laws, they have cheated those people who enter the country legally. Invariably, we have to admit less LEGAL immigrants to compensate for the amount of people who enter our country illegally, and that is not fair to those people who respect the laws of our land and enter through a legal pathway.
Additionally, the security risks of turning a blind eye to illegal immigration are immense. Open border policies means that we are allowing people to enter our country whos criminal backgound we have no knowledge of. For instance, the mass influx of immigrants from El Salvador which resulted in one of the most violent street gangs MS-13. I use that as an example to avoid the cliche of "terrorists" because the likelyhood of a terrorist gaining entry illegally is nill yet possible. These screening measures for people entering our country are in place for a good reason. There is no reason people with criminal backgrounds in other countrys should be granted asylum in this country, and then able to victimize legitimate United States citizens.
Moving on, we can consider the societal and FINANCIAL impact of illegal immigration. It is without question that illegal immigration creates a bigger financial burden on the United States. While we benefit from cheap labor and services, we in fact lose more money through our social wellfare programs. Illegal immigrants take out more of the system than they contribute. They often send a large portion of their earnings back to their country of origin, benefitting their economy only. While here, they often do not pay income taxes, yet they use services which are paid for by tax paying American citizen, such as free healthcare in the Emergency Room, free education, and birthright citizenship. (Birthright citizenship is a misnomar in the Constitution which should be amended immediately so that only people who are born in the US to parents who are US citizens are actually citizens, not anyone who hops the border and shits out their kid real quick). They create a significant fianancial drain on our economy and add to the defecit this country feels.
There is often this fallacy that these illegal immigrants are much harder workers than American workers, and nothing could be further from the truth. The illegal immigrant cheats the American worker out of jobs by offering their labor at a rate significantly less than a tax paying American citizen would be able to sustain a him/herself or a family on. Illegal immigrants often pool their resources while staying in this country and live in confined quarters to cut costs. American citizens do not have the luxury of doing this and must often sustain their own nuclear family units. The American worker does not want the jobs that illegal immigrants occupy AT THE RATE THAT EMPLOYERS ARE PAYING THOSE WORKERS! Some people are even naive enough to label you a "racist" if you oppose illegal immigration and dont curtail your beliefs to the far left liberal/socialist viewpoint.
Sell that bleeding heart feel-good liberal bullshit elsewhere.
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12-22-2008, 06:59 PM #32
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or influx of cuban criminals when castro essentially emptied cuban jails and "boat people" immigrated to miami to go on to form the countries largest cocaine ring until overturned by columibians..who took over that illegal trade. How many of them are legal US residents i wonder?
The greed of american employers cheats US workers out of jobs more so than immigrants ..if they couldnt make $ they wouldnt be so likely stay...or come in first place
US citizens cheat themselves ...for ie: in SoCal mexican day laborers paid in cash make up an astonishing # of blue collar,illegally employed workers ...not to mention individual hiring by residents to preforn day to day tasks (lawn work etc..) dont underestimate the overall effect of this behavior....it adds up...
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12-22-2008, 07:04 PM #33Banned
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BTW - If you really want to know why this country is a force of good, look at the result of this years election. The amazing ability of this country to correct itself and to accept. It's what's inspired people to come here from all around the world for over 200 years and it's where our influence comes from.
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12-22-2008, 07:04 PM #34
That is another aspect to the problem, removing their incentive to come here in the first place. While there is blame on the business owners, and some states have taken steps to fine those business's and pull their licenses, there is also culpability on the part of the government for allowing those people access to our social resources such as wellfare,WIC,HUD,and free healthcare.
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12-22-2008, 07:11 PM #36
We seem to agree on most points. I simply take offense easily to anyone who defends these criminals. Yes, they are criminals. They have entered the country illegally, breaking our laws, which makes every single last one of them a criminal. I do not care if they commit another crime the entire time they reside here, they have no business being here, they need to get to the back of the F--king line and wait like everyone else.
You cannot compare the immigration situation of 200 years ago when the country's total population was a few million and there were millions of acres of undeveloped land to populate. It is an entirely different situation today, and we cannot continue to let anyone into our country who wishes to come.
I have a particular interest in this idea of "homegrown terrorism"...Can you cite a specific source, and name some organizaitons which you believe are homegrown terrorist groups? That is a relatively new label and has been used most recently to characterize any group which disagrees with the status quo of the US government and opposes many of our imperialistic policies. The idea of homegrown terrorism is also being thrown around on capitol hill as a way in which to severely curtail civil liberties and limit the rights of citizens here.
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^^^size ...true...but miami almost went bankrupt after the 80's cocaine boom...but so what re: illegal immigration??? If anything it is part of the blame for that happening ..not cyclical economics...for christ sake a tax free untraceable couce of cash destroyed the economic structure of miami....a direct rusult of illegal drug activity who's participants were predominantly illegal aliens...While kingpins may have been from NY ...what soldiers made up the army??? illegal cubans then later illegal columbians.... U arent saying the current economic structure of miami made it all worth it are you? (thank god for tourism)
and i totally agree godfather re: social resources...should be the first area of reform... that ball is in our court ..call you local representatives..threaten their jobs re: reelection ..being a part of the process is more than voting every 4 years for a figurehead called the president (with all due respect)
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12-22-2008, 07:21 PM #38Banned
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Glad we agree.
Look at the domestic attacks such as the Oklahoma city bombings in '95. Also, the Chicago woodland gang that was linked to Islam that was formed in the 70s. Any religious fanatic that happens to be living on U.S. soil, whether a citizen or not, can lay claim to being home-grown, IMO. I don't know any organizations, if I did, I'd report them to the FBI lol.
Have you seen the film Rendition by any chance?Last edited by sizerp; 12-22-2008 at 07:25 PM.
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Why do you think i don't live in a western country anymore, i would rather put up with open racism and corruption than the political correctness of my own country..... The latest thing i heard from Australia is there going to bann red pens at schools because there too angry looking when giving marks.... well i wonder how much that shit cost to find out and who cares....... You can't say that you can't say this, Illegal is illegal end of story, YOU try doing it in other countries and see what you get.... Why do westerners always have to be so fcuking stupid, we give heaps in aid and get hatted for it,, i know first hand how we get used. Many countries just think we are really stupid trust me and they have learned what to say to get more money......... RANT OVER
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