Posted on 08/30/2007 3:43:37 PM PDT by chessplayer
As an MRC study has proven, liberal broadcast media has a strong record of skewed coverage of illegal immigration. Print coverage in major metropolitan broadsheets in no different. In her August 30 article, Washington Post staff writer Pamela Constable featured English-speaking illegal immigrants lamenting "hateful talk against immigrants."
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And don’t forget how the MSM’s been crying over that identity theft criminal that finally got deported.
It’s ALWAYS someone else’s fault to them - from the WaPo link:
“Americans complain that we don’t learn English, but I’m glad a lot of my friends don’t know the language,” Angel says. “If they could hear what the media say about us, it would hurt their hearts.”
Well, “Angel”, I speak English and it hurts MY heart where I hear ‘em, too.
“”Many have no legal documents,” Constable conceded of the day laborers waiting at 5:30 a.m. outside a Gaithersburg, Md., work center operated by “the nonprofit CASA de Maryland.””
Yeah, they must have just forgotten to pick up those documents much like some people forget their car keys when they leave the house or how some people forget to get a medical degree before they practice medicine.
It just slipped their minds. You can relate to that, can’t you?
The Washington Post has failed to convince its readers to support illegal aliens. Indeed, their reportage backfires again and again — and now so will this. Since the vast majority have doubts about illegal aliens, talk of comparing them to Nazis is going to turn off yet more people to the leftist WaPo propaganda rag. So, keep up the good work, WaPo. You’re doing a good job of auto-newspaper-icide.
A guy hired me the other day to do some painting. I got in his van and right away he turned on the radio. It was one of those stations that is full of hateful talk against immigrants. I just sat in the back and said nothing, but it made me feel like a Jew in Nazi Germany."Patently false quote made up by the reporter. Grammar, allusions all wrong for the person. Even John Kerry know ya gotta tawk in an accent when talking to the little people.
I wonder how it would be taken if they wrote about drug users this way. “Johnny squatted in the ghetto with barely a lighter to cook his heroin. He felt like a Jew in Nazi Germany.”
It is just as intellectually honest.
The Washington Post has drifted from irritating to irrelevant and now to treasonous.
"Like Jews in Germany?"
OK, dear journalists...
Please provide me with the location of the extermination ovens found so far in the United States.
Please provide the location of the multiple gallows used for mass hanging.
Please provide the detailed location of the mass graves into which bodies were bulldozed and covered up.
Or is is your comparison so juvenile-ly lame as to be limited to both groups being part of homo sapiens, albeit one group criminal by definition?
I'll leave it to your highest IQ type to figure out which!
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That's better.
But of course, we already have a number of ovens around here, but they are for bread and cakes, not illlegals. The commies cannot get much lower.
Hope you are right. Americans tend to ignore issues until they get slapped in the face. Senate, Kennedy and the rest got slapped back and will be kept an eye on. So the wetbacks are calling Americans nazis?
Illegals killing innocent Americans; yet they are the ones being persecuted. Yeah, right.
"Americans complain that we don't learn English, but I'm glad a lot of my friends don't know the language," Angel says. "If they could hear what the media say about us, it would hurt their hearts."This is phonier than the last one I posted.
Is there a place at Washington Post to complain about fabricated articles? Maybe a blogger will pick it up.
It is an invasion aided by the Mexican government. Maps, troops, aid, and protection.
Meanwhile there is no similar treatment to be expected in Mexico for illegal immigrants who enter Mexico from other nations. And certainly no right of foreigners to protest on Mexican soil whether or not they legally entered the country.
We are told that this was “formerly Mexican land” and that they should be entitled to live here centuries later without any constraints. Sounds like an invasion and a border war “intifada” to me.
This is so insulting.
I guess all the Jews in Nazi Germany who sat in the back [boxcars] of the train (not van) all thought they were being taken somewhere to do some painting?
-PJ
The Jews were rounded up and put in concentration camps. They were not free to leave Germany. They had NO freedom under Hitler’s rule. And, none were sneaking accross the border during Hitler’s regime to get all the freebies he was offering them.
Those sneaking accross our border have freedom to leave whenever they want. We even give their babies citizenship, we school their children, we give them free food and subsidized housing, free medical care, jobs under false identities, and they don’t even have to speak our language - everything is already printed in English and Spanish. They get free legal representation, and even have the right to sue OUR citizens. (And, they usually win.)
“Persecuted like Jews”? Give me a break. That is an insult to the families who escaped Nazi Germany, and to the surviving family members of those who perished.
VERY stupid writing, IMHO.
Since he is "Mexican", we can assume that Ernesto has a Mexican birth certificate, a Mexican voter card, and a Mexican ID of some kind. To most of us (and to any living Mexican) that makes him a citizen of Mexico.
But since Ernesto is clearly lying about having no citizenship, we can assume that he lies about many other things.
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