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To: colorcountry
For most of November, Jesus worked for a stucco contractor in Lehi, long hours in the freezing cold. Every paycheck bounced. The same with his dad, and 18 others, all of them Hispanic, all of them in the United States illegally.

This is a really rickety, long stretch of an attempt to tie into the LDS Church. The Church is not "a stucco contractor in Lehi". (Oh, and the Church's checks don't bounce either.)

Yes, there are failing businesses in Utah, as there are anywhere else. Yes, there are shady people in Utah, as there are anywhere else. No, it's not an evil conspiracy with the LDS Church at the center.

Sheesh.

15 posted on 11/28/2005 11:51:51 AM PST by TChris ("Unless you act, you're going to lose your world." - Mark Steyn)
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To: TChris
I never said he worked for the Church....sheesh. Sorry if I hurt your stoopid feelings.

"Jesus Hernandez believed in the system. He trusted that men and women in power, many of whom belonged to his religion, would help him.

When the system seemed to fail him, he felt insulted and betrayed. Pushed to the brink, he finally snapped."

25 posted on 11/28/2005 12:06:45 PM PST by colorcountry (That's what happens when you fall for a pistol. (No, no, I don't mean no gun.))
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