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To: ETERNAL WARMING

"I think the long-term solution for this issue on our border is for Mexico to grow a middle class. That's why I believe in NAFTA."

Er, Jorge, Mexico already has a middle class. It's just that none of the Mexican taxpayers will support their poor. They ship them into the US and force us to take care of them.


3 posted on 09/27/2004 11:49:03 PM PDT by ETERNAL WARMING (He is faithful!)
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To: ETERNAL WARMING

We need to persuade Mexico that keeping their poor home is a better deal than shipping them north. Whether this at the point of a gun or otherwise is our decision, but we'd better do something and soon. NAFTA was a good faith start on our part,(and some of us disagreed with it long and loudly), but the whole world got into the act...jobs went overseas, outsourcing, yada, yada, yada. Time to invent ourselves all over again. Cell phones and digital tv aren't enough.


45 posted on 09/28/2004 1:30:50 AM PDT by hershey
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To: ETERNAL WARMING
And NAFTA has been sooooooo successful already.
124 posted on 09/28/2004 11:30:02 AM PDT by radicalamericannationalist (Kurtz had the right answer but the wrong location.)
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To: ETERNAL WARMING

They don't but thanks for playing.


215 posted on 09/28/2004 1:31:07 PM PDT by cyncooper (Have I mentioned lately that I despise the media?)
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The US will learn the hard way when the next terror attack occurs and the terrorists are found to have entered the US through the Mexican border.


434 posted on 09/28/2004 3:58:46 PM PDT by yonif ("So perish all Thine enemies, O the Lord" - Judges 5:31)
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