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Socialism is about giving something for nothing to those who don't deserve it. The Senate's so-called "compromise" besides breaking this country's laws, is blatantly socialist in design. Some solution we have here to our immigration crisis.

(Denny Crane: "I Don't Want To Socialize With A Pinko Liberal Democrat Commie. Say What You Like About Republicans. We Stick To Our Convictions. Even When We Know We're Dead Wrong.")

The City of New York is getting tough on immigration. Their crackdown consists of letting illegal immigrants vote. (So I guess al Quada's next attack on New York will consist of getting their people elected there.) The Senate is getting tougher, making all illegals register with the federal government (if they decide to show up.)

Meanwhile illegals all across the United States are protesting for their "rights". And when they say "rights" they mean things like welfare, social security, use of the schools and several other things they don't pay for. True - they pay sales taxes, but they're exempt from the hardcore income taxes, FICA and all the other heavy prices that the Political Elite punish the rest of us with. It's nice that these invaders feel entitled to the fruits of American labor - not that they want to have anything to do with us. So they do have something in common with the people in our government.

Neither of these groups even deems us worthy of communicating with. One wants to speak Spanish only. The other wants to tell us that English words don't really mean what we think they mean (depends on how you define the word "is".)

If the United States really wants to crack down on illegals the solution is easy. You don't have to build a wall. You don't have to have scores of people patrolling the border. All you have to do is CUT THESE PEOPLE OFF. Deny them welfare. Deny them Social Security. Don't let them sue in our courts. Bust companies that hire illegals. DON'T GIVE THESE PEOPLE A REASON TO COME HERE.

They complain that they were poor in the Mexico. That's fine. But for some reason it's a crime that they're poor here. It keeps getting tossed in my face like I'm guilty of some horrible theft. They want to do the job that no one else wants do for a wage that no one else will take. You're saying that to a guy that works for two dollars an hour (plus tips.)

My heart bleeds....

Welcome.

I have been psuedo-blogging, for years, a couple of the elements in WWIV ( III being the Cold War ), in which we find ourselves engaged.

The first element?

Islam, a Religion of Peace®? ( links, blogs, quips, quotes, aggravating pictures ) is located here- click the Pic, and scroll backwards:

The other, somewhat interlocking element is this one:

"Thunder on the Border," click the picture:

( PS- my personal prediction? That picture will become one of the most widely distributed, and most hated, pictures on the internet. The Illegal lobby could not have done more damage to themselves with that "Mexican Flag Superior, America in Distress" photograph if they had tried... )

The more we crack down on illegal immigration, the less Mexicans in Mexico will cling to the Leftist frontrunner in this July's presidential elections who is suddenly in a statistical deadheat for the first time with right-leading Felipe Calderon. That Chavez-admiring Leftie had been ahead in the polls literally for years on promises of free money and threats of nationalization and such. Suddenly the immigration pressures have helped lead to a declining peso relative to the dollar, though, and voters (who know how much Mexico desperately needs the USA) are noticing growing U.S. disapproval for how Mexico's government still won't stand up to telecom monopoly magnate Carlos Slim (#3 on Forbes wealthiest list). Let's keep up the constructive pressure so that Mexicans who don't want to have to abandon Mexico can stay there (which most WANT to do anyway, to be with their families where they speak the same language and don't have to wash bathroom floors and pick pesticide-laden vegetables).

Meanwhile, don't we owe it to our American people struggling in Mexico who endure Mexico's shamelessly racist immigration restrictions to keep the pressure up and thereby empower reformers in Mexico in that way, too? Can you believe Mexico's hypocritically anti-gringo immigration laws which Rush Limbaugh now calls "Limbaugh's Laws" while saying we should try running the USA in a similar way to see what the reaction would be? Here they are:

http://www.directory.com.mx/immigration