Survey on Illegal Immigration

Janurary 28th, 2006 | Remember_Salamis

[Remember_Salamis]

Can you please fill out this survey for a college class? You don't have to fill in the name if you don't want to. Thanks.

Name: Location:

1. Approximately how many generations has your family lived in the United States? 2. If you believe the illegal immigration issue should be in anyway reformed do you feel any measure of guilt for this opinion? Does this affect how vocal you are on the subject? 3. Are you an empathetic person? What factors play into your decision making? 4. Is there an illegal immigration problem in your area? Have you ever lived in an area where illegal immigration was apparent? 5. Are you easily influenced, by the media for example? Does your opinion usually match those of the people around you? 6. Have you been affected by illegal immigration? How?

[End Times Sentinel]

If we help you with this, what's to stop you from asking us to help you with your turnpage paper?

Owl_Eagle

"You know, I'm going to start thanking
the woman who cleans the restroom in
the building I work in.  I'm going to start
thinking of her as a human being"

-Hillary Clinton

(Yes, she really said that

Peggy Noonan

The Case Against Hillary Clinton, pg 55)

[MNJohnnie]

Approximately how many generations has your family lived in the United States? 8 on my Mothers side, 12 on my Fathers.

2. If you believe the illegal immigration issue should be in anyway reformed?

Yes.

Do you feel any measure of guilt for this opinion?

Nope.

Does this affect how vocal you are on the subject? Nope.

3. Are you an empathetic person?

Yes. What factors play into your decision making? Demonstration of a persons character. 4. Is there an illegal immigration problem in your area? Yes.

Have you ever lived in an area where illegal immigration was apparent? Yes.

5. Are you easily influenced, by the media for example? Nope.

Does your opinion usually match those of the people around you? Nope.

6. Have you been affected by illegal immigration? How Nope.

[martin_fierro]

Screw this halfa$$ed poll.

I always manage to skate by with my masterful diaramas.

[jocon307]

OK, here you go. I know you from the threads RS, and I will take any survey presented to me, I used to have a second job as a survey taker. If it is important for you to have some real documentation of my identity, freepmail me and we'll work it out.

Name: Jocon307

Location: Bayonne, NJ

1. Approximately how many generations has your family lived in the United States? Mother's side 2, Father's side longer, maybe 4 (since about 1860)

2. If you believe the illegal immigration issue should be in anyway reformed do you feel any measure of guilt for this opinion? NO.

Does this affect how vocal you are on the subject? No.

3. Are you an empathetic person? Probably not, I'm never sure that word means. I think I'm more sypathetic than empathetic, fwiw.

What factors play into your decision making? Depends on the subject, but in this context I will answer that I do strive to be fair to all persons and parties involved. (At least so far in my life, due to recent experiences that have nothing to do with this subject I've been wondering if I've really been taking the right approach)

4. Is there an illegal immigration problem in your area? YES!

Have you ever lived in an area where illegal immigration was apparent? ALWAYS.

5. Are you easily influenced, by the media for example? NO.

Does your opinion usually match those of the people around you? Depends who's around me, sometimes yes, sometimes no.

6. Have you been affected by illegal immigration? Yes.

How? I now find myself living in an Hispanic culture without ever having left the NY Metro area. Last Christams I could not even find a copy of "The Cat in the Hat" to buy for my niece that was not a bi-lingual edition.

I also find myself living with no assurance that some person living across the street from me is not another mad Islamofacist bomber, as was the guy who helped blow up the WTC the first time. Obviously, this continues to be the case.

[Old Flat Toad]

1. One parent goes back 6 and 7 generations the other is untraceable in native American history.
2. No.
3.A. Yes. B. All of them.
4. A. Severe. B.Yes.
5. A. No. B. No.
6. A. yes. B. Theft and destruction of personal property. Endangerment on public (and private)roads. Loss of use of public lands. Increased tax and insurance rates. Loss of jobs and benefits. Closure of medical facilities- need I go on?