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To: Lady Heron

Keep them here? At what cost? Gangs, murder, rape, theft? Twenty years ago, most of the workers in the mills were American citizens. The chicken plants “illegalized” prior to that. Zartic was using illegals early in the 1980s. Look at the crime statitistics of Dalton circa 1980 and compare it to today. I used to do business in the region, and was friends with many illegals, so much so, that they opened up to me and told me about what happens when they are injured on the job, or dare to complain about unsafe working conditions, or anything. They are given the boot. The mills like them because they are pliant and cheap.
As for the excuse of a third party being responsible in the first 100 years of the textile industries existence in north Georgia, companies did not have to contract third parties to do the hiring for them. Blaming it on blacks being unwilling to work and being for unions, has typically been the cry of unscrupulous businessmen who wanted to keep white workers pliant.


24 posted on 04/07/2007 9:32:50 AM PDT by flying Elvis ("In...War, the errors which proceed from a spirit of benevolence are the worst" Clausewitz.)
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To: flying Elvis

20 years ago Dalton GA had a bad illegal alien problem and Americans were complaining then


32 posted on 04/07/2007 8:02:36 PM PDT by Tennessee Nana
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To: flying Elvis

Tell it like it is.I work in Dalton,Ga I would rather be poor than to put up with all that’s going on there.A lot of use are afraid to let our kids go to the mall to watch a movie,to go to ball games how would you like to live in fear of illegal gangs of hipanics.They are open about how they feel about whites.It has gotten bad there and the surrounding cities are not better and we live right in the middle.


46 posted on 04/13/2007 8:06:45 AM PDT by donna doo
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