[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

I find that statement interesting. If you treat the kids consistently, you're not respecting their cultural diversity. If you treat them differently based on race, you're being racist. There's no way to make the diversity zealots happy and it illustrates their advanced victimhood mentality.

In the case of people like Ilse Villalobos, I really wonder about people who leave their countries in the middle of the night, sneak across the U.S. border "for a better future", then bitch and moan about how they're getting a bum rap once they get here.

[Pan_Yans Wife]

That makes me think of the Cuban Americans. During the Elian Gonzalez debacle, these Americans who had assimilated and demanded protection under the constitution understood how very important it was for this little boy to remain in America. They took the best of America and embraced it, made it their own.

[Mark was here]

Keynote speaker Lily Eskelsen, secretary of the National Education Association, told the educators that the decision to become public school teachers requires them to help all children, even those with different ideologies regarding sexual orientation, religion and politics.

This explains why they go out of their way to attack Christian values, what a bunch of loonies.

[hershey]

It must be difficult for illegals to leave home and hearth and come here for a better future. Why not simply hand over the keys to the US treasury to Mexico and points south? That would improve their economic condition (as long as corrupt pols didn't steal every dollar), and they'd have nothing to complain about. We're already doing this on a small scale, what with international aid, etc., but Jimmy Carter has just said we don't do enough. He's right. We're evil and cruel and don't care.