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Good info. I don’t see anything wrong with someone not welcoming a government representative to their home or property. When they come to my house, I am going to order them off of the property and they can ask me questions from the street.


10 posted on 04/10/2009 3:29:17 PM PDT by freeplancer
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The attitudes on this forum are absolutely asinine. If you don’t provide correct information about who is inhabiting your house, then you and your state will lose representation in the Congress and on the Electoral College and all those illegals who will pad the census in places like California and Arizona and Texas and New Mexico will effectively help those states gain more control. Is this what you morons want in old northeastern and mid-Atlantic states that are still predominately comprised of old stock legal citizens? This is one reason why Judd Gregg from New Hampshire was against sampling for the census—his states and others would lose representation.

My brother will take census enumerator training next week. He intends to do his job legally and ethically. He will not fudge the results of his data collection. He will not cooperate if he is instructed to do anything that is not on the up and up. There are plenty of other Americans who will do the same. If you do not give them legitimate data you are cutting off your nose to spite your face. Protest Obama in some other fashion. Refusing to cooperate is just plain stupid.


55 posted on 04/10/2009 4:47:42 PM PDT by WestSylvanian
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