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Immigrant workers often not being paid for Katrina clean-up efforts
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Posted on 11/05/2005 2:21:04 PM PST by Eternal Sea

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To: Gondring

Insurgent is most commonly used today to describe the anti american terrorists in iraq.

Your lame attempt to link them to the illegals is simply stupid.

People are smarter than that.

The illegal immigrants are in fact illegal immigrants.

It is not working, give it up.


41 posted on 11/06/2005 3:40:56 PM PST by staytrue
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illegals thinking it's the land where everything is free

Care to provide some documentation for that.

While it is impossible to document the thoughts of individuals unless they reveal those thoughts themselves, actions of the individuals can be an indication.

People are motivated to break the law when they believe they can obtain something valuable for little or no expenditure of their own resources and not face negative consequences. A fair description of an illegal's thought pattern.

A legal will have expended the time, resources and effort to arrive legally and thus has already paid his part so, obviously, a legal does not think everything is free. Occam's razor indicates an illegal holds the opposite perception of a legal.

42 posted on 11/06/2005 5:50:45 PM PST by Navy Patriot (Who's the idiot that let Santa Ana live?)
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People are motivated to break the law when they believe they can obtain something valuable for little or no expenditure of their own resources and not face negative consequences. A fair description of an illegal's thought pattern.

Totally wrong

People break the law for all kinds of reasons. Some do it out of conscience (christians in rome, tianemin square, the underground railroad in pre civil war US). Some do it for material gain. Some do it for sexual gratification. Some do it for power. Some do it for revenge. Some do it just to do it (vandalism).

Second, the illegals do expend a lot of resources (they come from many miles, leave their families and often work when they get here).

43 posted on 11/06/2005 9:06:30 PM PST by staytrue
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I refuse to consider them "immigrants," thereby implying they should stay here. They are temporarily here until caught and expelled or executed as spies.

If someone comes into your home without your permission, he's a "home invader," not an "undocumented tenant."


44 posted on 11/06/2005 9:07:42 PM PST by Gondring (I'll give up my right to die when hell freezes over my dead body!)
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Totally wrong

I'm sorry, neither "Totally wrong", nor "wrong" can truthfully describe my statement: People are motivated to break the law when they believe they can obtain something valuable for little or no expenditure of their own resources and not face negative consequences. A fair description of an illegal's thought pattern.

Regardless of additional reasons that individuals break the law, it stands that my statement was correct in itself, as you specify: Some do it for material gain.

Please note that I do not accept your attempt to equate illegals with Christians and abolitionists and their disregard for tyrannical and unjust laws. Immigration law does not approach that level of evil.

45 posted on 11/07/2005 4:13:59 PM PST by Navy Patriot (French put out fires with Vichy water.)
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