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« Reply #210 on: April 06, 2005, 02:34:37 AM »
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Rolex, I am  taking the extreme view because I know that there are people that do not want to put any blame at all on illegal imigrants whatsoever.
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You also still refuse to even hint that those who illegally employ the illegal immigrants deserve any blame whatsoever and refuse to even hint we should do something about that part of the problem.

Hence, why your POV, as expressed by you here, seems bigoted, IMO.

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« Reply #211 on: April 06, 2005, 02:39:19 AM »
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The root of the problem? The cause of it all??......We let it happen. The only way to stop it now is to cut the influx off as abruptly as we can. Cut off the supply of illegal employers as abruptly as we can. Cut off the illegal federal funding as abruptly as we can.

Rhetoric. Not gonna happen. Don't believe me? Note todays date. Bring the subject up again next year. Tell me what's changed.

Sounds good on paper. If you can get anyone that is willing to make the necessary changes read it.

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« Reply #212 on: April 06, 2005, 02:42:06 AM »
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I guess I'd be safe in asking the following:
Are there illegal Mexicans living and working in your town/city?
yes
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Are they taking work and food from your mouths?
in general, yes.  Illegals do not just pick crops.  Some make $15/hr hanging drywall. Mexico's top foreign source of income is no longer petroleum exports. It is money coming in from migrant workers sent to families back home.
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Is their miserable pay taking money out of your pocket?
miserable huh? depends on your point of view. $15/hr in the construction trades is not too bad when you were living well below that in Honduras. When the money leaves the country it adds to the foreign trade deficit. It adds to the cost of health care when illegals use emergency rooms and cannot pay the bills.
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Is our Govt really going to do anything about it?
probably not
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Does our Govt really want to do anything about it?
 
not until it becomes a good idea to do it to get re-elected.
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Can you do anything about it?
join the minutemen and vote.

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« Reply #213 on: April 06, 2005, 02:53:13 AM »
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Rhetoric. Not gonna happen. Don't believe me? Note todays date. Bring the subject up again next year. Tell me what's changed.

Sounds good on paper. If you can get anyone that is willing to make the necessary changes read it.

Ren


Rhetoric?? Not at all.

Not going to happen?? Probably not. It takes fortitude of character and integrity to be willing to lead a movement like that, and the same thing from the populous to support it. While there may be many in the populous willing to support it, the ones that influence the dissemination of news and information are against it, and the political leaders don't have the nuts to promote it.

That doesn't make anything I posted incorrect.

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« Reply #214 on: April 06, 2005, 02:59:47 AM »
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I actually thought of the same comparison two nights ago when culero started in on his racist/bigot attack based on the absurd premis that the cause of the problem in question laid mostly on the employers that were willing to break the law and hire the illegals, and that any thoughts of recrimination on the illegals was a sure sign of a deep seated hatred(racism) of Mexicans, or Latin Americans in general.


That is absolute BS, I've never said anything of the sort.

What I have said is that proposing that the only thing we should do about the problem is persecute illegal immigrants is a bigoted POV. I have never said we should allow them to enter the US illegally, only that they would not do so in such large numbers if we eliminated the illegal jobs they seek.

I invite you to remove your head from within your rectal orifice and read upthread, see for yourself.

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The correlation between drug smugglers and resident buyers, and illegal immigrants and resident employers, is entirely relevant, especially as presented by culero and those that support his argument.


Actually, I agree its relevant, however your POV seems skewed, although given the depths from which it emanates (see again what I said about where your head is) that does make sense. Let's compare the illegal drug market to this problem.

Drug smugglers and drug suppliers sell their product to individual consumers (those who use the drugs).

Now, we have Farmer John Doe, or fake grass supplier/installer Nuke, who want to save costs so they employ significant numbers of illegal immigrants because they can exploit their needs by paying them less than proper value for their time, and avoid associated costs like FICA contributions, tax accounting, etc.

In this model, I give you that its Farmer Doe or fake grass magnate Nuke who is the supplier (they provide the jobs that draw the immigrants here) and that each illegal immigrant is an individual consumer of what the illegal suppliers supply.

Or are you hallucinating so madly from inhaling what you're inhaling (man, its gotta be tough being that bent over, too) that you imagine the illegal immigrants are somehow all tied together as cohorts in some gigantic conspiracy to provide services? Do you think theres a Wetback Union or something? How is it that you could compare them to the drug suppliers, that's idiotic.

Pull it out and breathe some fresh air, man.


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Culero, it could just as easily be said that you are bigoted/racist towards the people that hire those illegals because you blame them instead of the illegals.
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The root of the problem? The cause of it all??......We let it happen. The only way to stop it now is to cut the influx off as abruptly as we can. Cut off the supply of illegal employers as abruptly as we can. Cut off the illegal federal funding as abruptly as we can.


I blame all parties involved for their part in this, therefore again, you are full of BS.

My position is that those involved who are moneyed US citizens deliberately subverting our own laws for their own financial gain deserve AT LEAST as much scrutiny and enforcement focus as anyone else involved. I resent them more than the illegal immigrants because these people are citizens here, therefore should know better and care enough to not break the law.

If it weren't for that view problem you're experiencing (must muddy things quite a bit, I'd think) you'd have seen me post several times during this I'm all for having a secure border. I'm just advocating what IMO is the most cost effective way to get it - cut down on the flow by removing their motivation. It will then become much easier to stop the smaller numbers left after that.

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« Reply #215 on: April 06, 2005, 03:09:20 AM »
Somewhere along the way to the Mexican border this thread took a wrong turn. I think it was in Tulsa. :D
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« Reply #216 on: April 06, 2005, 03:19:09 AM »
again..im about to grow my own lettuce...


CLOSE THE FRIKN BORDER


Akak....do you kwno what 187 is about?...i voted yes....F them..YOU ARE ILLEGAL..im not paying crap for you..Yopu want a drivers license?..lmfao..Come down to the DMV..in MEXICO


They defnlty take jobs here....CONSTRUCTION is huge!!!!...Id rather pay  soem guy  12$ then 20$ to hang drywall..thats for sure


you defnlty need to bust employers too..but poloticians are crap..most are

SO..Minutemen..SALUTE....Kik there azzzes down there

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« Reply #217 on: April 06, 2005, 03:38:00 AM »
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That is absolute BS, I've never said anything of the sort.


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We wouldn't have the illegal immigration problem if we eliminated the illegal jobs. All we have yo do is work on what's wrong on this side of the border.

Your bigotry, like that of many others, is self-evident. The proof is right here in this discussion.

You are talking about a problem we all agree is a problem (illegal immigration) but you focus solely upon the immigrants themselves and harshly punitive measures against solely them as the proposed solution.

In doing so, and although its been pointed out repeatedly in the discussion (more than once in reply to your posts) you deliberately ignore the fact that the single most important causal factor in this problem is that it is common practice here on the part of US citizens to actively seek out and hire illegal illimgrants for employment.

These US citizens provide the reason illegal immigrants come here (to take these illegally provided jobs). These US citizens cause the wages they pay for these illegally provided jobs to be kept off the books for tax purposes, denying our community its fair share of tax revenue (which the illegals would certainly be glad to pay in order to have their jobs legally, I assure you). These US citizens do so in order that they may have a lower cost to themselves, and often deny other US citizens the opportunity to obtain the jobs they provide to illegal immigrants because they don't want to have to pay at least legal US minimum wage and tax share (remember, employers must contribute half of an employee's FICA and pay bookeeping costs).

We'll ignore the fact, since you obviously do not give a damn, that individuals who wish nothing more than the opportunity to earn an honest wage are being ruthlessly exploited by these US citizens. I direct your attention to the fact that rather than include enforcement of current lawthat's all he stated he wants and even perhaps enhancements of the law designed to compel compliance on the part of employers, you seem to want to blame these wage-earners for the whole problem and seem to want to punish them only. Yet, you ignore what's much more aggregious on the part of US citizens - violation of the laws governing our tax system and our immigration system in order to have lower costs for services, and exploitation of other human beings for the same purpose.

You want to step up efforts to crack down on mostly impoverished laborers who are for the most part only seeking to earn wages in order to feed their families yet continue to ignore the fat cats here who are enriching themselves while providing THE REASON those illegal immigrants come here.

If you (and everyone else who expresses similar views, please understand I'm not singling you out personally by replying to your post) don't think you are bigoted, you need to do some self-examination, IMO.

This isn't by way of insult, BTW. I myself have been squarely where you are now, when I was much younger (I was raised to be a bigot). I've been able to rise above that. I'm trying to give you (and others) a hand up by sharing what I feel is a better understanding of ALL the factors involved, and ALL the people involved. Keep in mind when considering that the fact I've grown up living a ten-minute drive from the border and that I both speak both languages involved and interact with both classes of people I'm discussing every day of my life. I don't think its unreasonable to suggest that I may have a greater fund of experience to draw upon regarding this issue than most here. I'm honestly just trying to promote better understanding, not bust chops.

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What I have said is that proposing that the only thing we should do about the problem is persecute illegal immigrants is a bigoted POV.


It's not persecution, it's prosecution. This is a link that will start you on your education. You can type the other word in the space at the top of the screen and compare the two. You might try "bigoted" too.



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I invite you to remove your head from within your rectal orifice and read upthread, see for yourself.


I quoted the "upthread" that was pertinent in this post. You might want to read what you posted.





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Actually, I agree its relevant, however your POV seems skewed, although given the depths from which it emanates (see again what I said about where your head is) that does make sense. Let's compare the illegal drug market to this problem.

Drug smugglers and drug suppliers sell their product to individual consumers (those who use the drugs).

Now, we have Farmer John Doe, or fake grass supplier/installer Nuke, who want to save costs so they employ significant numbers of illegal immigrants because they can exploit their needs by paying them less than proper value for their time, and avoid associated costs like FICA contributions, tax accounting, etc.

In this model, I give you that its Farmer Doe or fake grass magnate Nuke who is the supplier (they provide the jobs that draw the immigrants here) and that each illegal immigrant is an individual consumer of what the illegal suppliers supply.


The illegal immigrants are the suppliers of labor. They are selling their services. They are the ones that recieve compensation, therefor they are the suppliers. Simple economics, simple language comprehension. I'll ignore the repeated inuendoes of drug use and chalk them up as another attempt at the classic example of the modern practice of arguing by labeling the party that disagrees with you with an adjective that elicits emotional reactions from those that are judging the debate.

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« Reply #218 on: April 06, 2005, 04:27:43 AM »
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Akak....do you kwno what 187 is about?...i voted yes....F them..YOU ARE ILLEGAL..im not paying crap for you..Yopu want a drivers license?..lmfao..Come down to the DMV..in MEXICO


 



I take it you're Nuke's cross burning buddy?  You should sober up before you post BGB, unless you like making a drunken arse out of yourself.


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« Reply #219 on: April 06, 2005, 04:48:59 AM »
And Nuke wonders why he's called a bigot...







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« Reply #220 on: April 06, 2005, 06:52:55 AM »
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It's not persecution, it's prosecution. This is a link that will start you on your education. You can type the other word in the space at the top of the screen and compare the two. You might try "bigoted" too.

I quoted the "upthread" that was pertinent in this post. You might want to read what you posted.


I stand by what I said. It cannot be denied that if people here wouldn't illegally employ illegal immigrants, there would be no motivation for most of the current illegal immigrants (the ones who are here to work illegally) to be here.

That said, where you are wrong is in saying I've blamed the problem solely on employers, and make any enforcement against illegal immigrants a racist act. I'm on record as wanting all current law enforced, including immigration law. I live directly on the border, I am obviously in a position to be benefitted by better integrity of that border.

I'm saying that could be most effectively accomplished by focusing on illegal employers because they are here, visible, and available for inspection. It seems to me that investing huge efforts in ramping up a "Fortress America"-style type of border security system focused on seeking out a class of people would be more expensive than auditing employers, and would also tend to be oppressive in terms of breakdown of civil liberties (you're talking about creep toward "police state" there).

But nowhere have I said that by enforcing immigration law one becomes a bigot. I am saying that those who refuse to acknowledge that illegal employers are a factor in the problem and choose to look solely toward harsh punitive measures against the illegal immigrants as their proposed solutions seem to be bigoted, and I stand by that.


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The illegal immigrants are the suppliers of labor. They are selling their services. They are the ones that recieve compensation, therefor they are the suppliers. Simple economics, simple language comprehension.
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So, you deny that an employer who makes the deliberate decision to employ via the illegal labor pool doesn't benefit financially from that decision? You deny he is therefore compensated by doing so? You deny that the jobs he so provides are not a tangible resource that people seek?

Simple economics, indeed. As I said, this portion of your argument is clear proof that you suffer from a case of rectal-cranial inversion.

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« Reply #221 on: April 06, 2005, 06:56:37 AM »
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And Nuke wonders why he's called a bigot...







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Yeah, seeing that its pretty damn absurd to see him threatening to "complain to HTC" about someone calling him a bigot, eh?

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« Reply #222 on: April 06, 2005, 07:11:34 AM »
What is a beaner ?
I guess it's derogatory but I can't figure what it mean
All I've found is this :
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   a baseball deliberately thrown at the batter's head

I don't see the relation.

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« Reply #223 on: April 06, 2005, 07:18:31 AM »
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What is a beaner ?
I guess it's derogatory but I can't figure what it mean
All I've found is this :
 
I don't see the relation.
 some of the anglo types refer to hispanics as beaners because beans are a staple in our diet.  frijoles negro, arroz blanco con vaca frita anyone?  we don't worry about that here in Miami because we have mostly driven them north by

1. conquering most of their wimmins
2. having large families (see number one)
3. the havana- miami inner tube highway
4. becoming the export capital of the United States
5. inventing south beach
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« Reply #224 on: April 06, 2005, 07:22:48 AM »
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What is a beaner ?
I guess it's derogatory but I can't figure what it mean
All I've found is this :
 
I don't see the relation.


Its an example of the complex nature of language. Identically spelled terms may have different meanings depending on context.

"Beaner" is correctly defined as you found it, when speaking of baseball and meaning a type of pitch.

However, when speaking of people, and calling them "beaner", one is using a term meant to be derogatory to Mexicans or those with Mexican cultural roots. The reference is because traditionally a major component in Mexican basic diet is beans.

Using "beaner" to describe a person is thus an example of bigoted behavior.

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