[Lazamataz]

We as a country must believe in what this country has always stood for. We've got to do what Reagan said. Then these same groups who also voted for Reagan will once again vote for liberty over slavery.

Facts don't seem to sway you, do they? Latinos vote for Democrats. 71% to 27%. See my citation for proof.

And once Democrats get power, they game the system in such a way that actual voting no longer matters.

I am beginning to suspect you are an Alinsky-style plant, trying to make us 'live up to an untenable ideal', in order to make us commit political suicide.

Warning: Those that I uncover who are these sorts, do not last here long.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The dream is not untenable, as long as we don’t import millions of big-government-loving immigrants.

[PapaNew]

You ignore the facts about these same groups voting for Reagan. The main issue is getting our country back on track and dismantling the socialist state. You and others like you think you have to bar (all/certain/those you suspect are democrats) immigrants to do this. I don't.

I don't know who the hell Alinsky is but you're starting to sound like a brown shirt with your suspicions and threats. No, I don't mindlessly go the party line like some. I actually think for myself. Look at my previous posts. They'll tell you who I am.

[mrsmel]

I read about some study recently (didn’t look at the actual study) which concluded that there’s good reason to believe and a high likelihood that the second and third generations of Hispanic immigrants will be even more dependent upon government than their parenst, for various reasons. One being that they won’t acquire whatever manual labor skill their parents had, while at the same time not completing high school and furthering their education in order to get even better jobs. They would be dependent and apathetic.