Posted on 04/26/2015 1:59:04 PM PDT by TurboZamboni
Natalie Lopez summoned the courage to show up. This was several months ago in front of the Chaska City Council.
Lopez, a hard-working mother of a preschool child, did not want to be there. She's an undocumented immigrant. In the minds of some individuals in this state and nation, her ilk is as much a pariah of society as, say, violent sex offenders.
"What part of illegal don't you understand?" is the slogan with these folks. When I hear this, I'm reminded of a poster of an American Indian siding with this view and then imploring all who broke numerous treaties and came from immigrant stock to pack their bags and book one-way fares back to their ancestors' motherland.
No human is an illegal. If some of us choose to tag humans on the basis of lawbreaking, then we should also apply it to tax cheats, adulterers, highway speed violators and such. But we don't.
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Better yet, she should open her own home to as many as she can pack in there-they don’t mind, it’s what they do-and she should be sure to get the “neediest”-the ones with scabies, leprosy, etc, and the kids swarming with lice. Since she’s so compassionate and all (as long as someone else-you and are-are having them shoved in Section 8 housing near and picking up the tab for all their needs and wants).
Break into the author's house and see how well that statement stands up.
“No human is an illegal.”
Tell that to Mexico, don’t lecture here in the U.S.
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“By your own admission, not giving them licenses doesn’t stop them from driving anyway, because they don’t give a crap about the law. “
Nailed
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