Posted on 04/25/2010 6:20:28 AM PDT by bloodmeridian
That’s not how the majority feels.
Largely uneducated, in some cases not even literate (Call it racist all you want, it’s true), these folks are like cattle and they are herded along. Most see a form of solidarity with others of the same ethnicity, and there is a reason why they run around with Mexican flags in the US. Think of this, many from Puerto Rico (A US territory getting massive US aide) don’t even feel any sense of loyalty or relationship with the US.
The Democrats promise amnesty and government cheese for them, so like in ancient times where we had bread and games while living in poverty and disease, these people feel appeased and loyal to a party that essentially cuts the throat of those Hispanics that are here legally. Think about it, if I’m a Latino and working construction or food service, what happens when thousands flood the job market? But again,think about the level of education and where the loyalties lie for may of them. All they see is someone helping what they see as their own and promising them more government entitlements.
I hope 37 other States do the same thing before the 2010 elections. This will scare the Dems to the core.
“How much has Barky spent on dodging the question ?”
Not one dime, but his puppet masters are spending plenty.
For the Marxist revolution, it is chump change to cover for Barky.
Immigration, Political Realignment, and the Demise of Republican Political Prospects
Yes. You’ve missed something. Governor Brewer signed it Friday.
When a scorpion stings without mercy, you kill it without mercy.
A man does not rub backs with porcupines.
Rooster, do not be so proud; Your mother was only an eggshell.
The canoe must be paddled on both sides.
http://www.everyculture.com/multi/Ha-La/Kenyan-Americans.html
Any traffic cop in Az. could bust him.
Lucky Arizona won't have to have him soiling their state. Come on, Texas, let's have the same ruling here.
“He could be arrested if he comes here.”
ROTFLMAO!!! Yep!
That fairness is only extended to illegal aliens, moochers, teachers screaming “Where's the money”, people living off the government, elitist who get gov. perks in a recession, muslims, thieves and crooks in the banking business and losers in general. The rest of us, according to this administration, are out of luck. The only things they want from us is silence and our money.
And I spent about an hour doing the following;
Doing a cross section study of a)states with significant chunks of electoral delegates to the Electoral college; b) states that have relatively easily public referendum and initiative systems; and c) states that came close between Obama and McCain in 2008.
If there are enough pieces of legislation in these border line Blue States, or referendum, which allow the electors only to be certified if to whom they are pledged can prove his US citizen, we have time between now and 2012 to keep Obama off of enough states where electoral votes would be needed for him to reach over the 270 total need to elect him as president. It would take about six key states is how I figured it. This needs to be a national campaign NOW, led by Conservative Activists, legislators, talk show hosts etc., in each of these states to get these either ballot qualfied, or passed by their legislatures and signed by their governors. This is what Obama fears the most, and this will also cause Hilary Clinton to resign the SoS and run for president in 2012, or at least challenge him.
Why is it okay for illegals to throw water bottles and hit law enforcement officers without the MSM going ballistic but the tea party gets ACCUSED of violence when there isn’t any?! /s
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Sharpton to challenge Arizona immigration bill
The Rev. Al Sharpton says he will challenge Arizona’s new immigration bill in court and on the streets.
Sharpton is joining Lillian Rodriguez Lopez from the Hispanic Federation to announce a legal challenge to the bill. They say activists are also prepared to commit civil disobedience to fight the Arizona immigration bill.
Bump to your #32!
Some people are so stupid (or at least pretend to be) when writing articles like this...
April 23, 2010
We’re Not Welcome Here: Native Arizonan Perspective on the Immigration Bill
by MHahn
I am not welcome here in Arizona.
Or rather, my husband isn’t – and our future children won’t be either. You see, Mike is half-Korean. Why is this a problem, you ask? Because as of this afternoon in Arizona, any law enforcement has the right, and indeed the obligation, to demand proof of citizenship or legal immigration status from anyone that they suspect of being in the state illegally.
But why should this matter? Mike is not Hispanic, after all – which is the group that the “toughest immigration bill in the country” was attempting to reign in. The problem is the question of what constitutes an officer’s “suspicion.” Without probable cause – such as actually committing a crime for which he could be arrested regardless of race- there is nothing to go on besides of the color of his skin.
http://thewip.net/talk/2010/04/were_not_welcome_here_native_a.html
Bio:
Raised in Phoenix, Arizona, I lived in Minnesota for five years and just returned from a semester in Poland. My specialties are Russian area and Korean issues.
I think the excuses are silly- but then those that support ILLEGALS have to twist and turn things because it is hard for them to say straight out that they fully support something that is illegal. That is why they change all the terms- call them immigrants, undocumented workers, anything other than what they are. Illegals used to be called illegal alien- and everyone knew what that meant. Then they started calling them migrants- because immigrants were legal. To cloud the issue further they now call them immigrants to lump them in with legal immigrants. Just smoke and mirrors.
It won’t work. Any hispanics who are here legally (especially for generations) despise illegals.
#37
Someone made a mention (especially if you have a driver’s license, anyhow) is if pulled over and ...”I forgot my i.d. at home” all you have to do is give your birthdate and name and they can look it up in the computer. Same way that I got pulled over for driving around looking for my dog for hours (neighbors had called about a suspicious vehicle) and without asking for my license, the officer was able to pull up my information via my license plate. Quite simple.
State governments + Tenth Amendment = Death to the status quo.
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