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In article .com>,
"slas" > wrote:

> And I love how this immigration issue suddenly comes up while Iraq is
> in complete chaos.

Funny how you forget that Afghanistan has reverted back to its inhuman
antics, making it illegal to convert from Islam to Christianity. Thats
several billion well spent.

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On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 23:56:30 -0600,
(Matthew Russotto) wrote:

>In article >,
>SD Dave > wrote:
>
>>live there. I understand why so many people want out, but until they
>>do so through the proper channels, I could care less about anything
>>other than kicking them out of the US
>
>Seeing as those things you call "proper channels" are more like
>flaming hoops placed high off the ground, that's a bit unfair.

And what is crossing a desert in the middle of the night? What about
riding with 19 other people the wrong way on I-8 with no headlights? I
know several legal immigrants to this country, and none of them had to
do anything that bad.

I thought illegals were supposedly hard-working? It's not that much
hard work to earn your way legally into the country.

Dave
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> Scott en Aztlán:
> That's OK - our voices will be heard at the ballot box.

**SNORT** You're kidding, right Scott.....

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the people who count the votes do."
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> Scott en Aztlán:
> "If this law passes, what will happen?" said Yadira Pech, 16. "There
> would be no more Los Angeles High School. Nearly all of us are
> immigrants."

Well, then they would have the facility to releive over crowding at
other schools....

"Scott en Aztlán" > wrote in message
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> On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 01:28:36 GMT, SD Dave >
> wrote:
>
>>If seems like if we, as a people, really cared we'd be out there with
>>5 million people in the streets of LA to show them that we're not
>>gonna take it anymore.
>>
>>Since we have jobs to go to, that won't happen though.
>
> That's OK - our voices will be heard at the ballot box.

Unfortunately, that's not true. Too many of the politicans are too similar
and will say something different only to get elected. They (both political
parties) also have gerrymandered the districts to keep them in power, thanks
to them having brainwashed the majority of Americans to believe that a third
party can't win an election.

> --
> What the heck, I'll play too.
> - Dave

"Scott en Aztlán" > wrote in message
...
> An excellent point! When was the last time 500,000 Mexicans marched IN
> MEXICO?
>

Never, because if that many gathered in Mexico, they know the government
would bring in the military and shots from them would start ringing out
(this is probably true of most any country other than the U.S.)

>>As it stands, Mexico is a nice place to visit but I'd be terrified to
>>live there. I understand why so many people want out, but until they
>>do so through the proper channels, I could care less about anything
>>other than kicking them out of the US along with illegals from South
>>America, Canada, Europe, Asia, Africa, or even Antarctica. Should we
>>maybe change some things about importing workers? IMO, sure. Should
>>we just say, 'you're all forgiven?' Hell no.
>>
>>When will the Republican party return to people like me?
>
> Isn't "No Amnesty" what Bush is saying?

No, he's for amnesty, though slightly more stringent than what the Democrats
want.

> --
> What the heck, I'll play too.
> - Dave

In article >,
Scott en Aztlán <newsgroup> wrote:
>
>Another D student was interviewed on camera (with her full name
>displayed at the bottom of the screen) saying she is afraid that she
>will be separated from her mother who is an illegal immigrant.
>
>Way to go, genius - you just told La Migra where to find their next
>deportee - and you did it on national TV.

Assuming she gave her real full name and it wasn't something like
Maria Gonzalos.
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In article >,
SD Dave > wrote:
>On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 23:56:30 -0600,
>(Matthew Russotto) wrote:
>
>>In article >,
>>SD Dave > wrote:
>>
>>>live there. I understand why so many people want out, but until they
>>>do so through the proper channels, I could care less about anything
>>>other than kicking them out of the US
>>
>>Seeing as those things you call "proper channels" are more like
>>flaming hoops placed high off the ground, that's a bit unfair.
>
>And what is crossing a desert in the middle of the night? What about
>riding with 19 other people the wrong way on I-8 with no headlights?

Easier than going through proper channels, which just proves my point.

>I know several legal immigrants to this country, and none of them had to
>do anything that bad.

>I thought illegals were supposedly hard-working? It's not that much
>hard work to earn your way legally into the country.

There's limits and conditions. Only a small number of would-be
immigrants have any chance at all because of the limits on the number
of people from their country permitted to immigrate, and many have
none at all because of the conditions required.

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result in a fully-depreciated one.