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To: Mariner
Both Democrats and Republicans --- that is to say, the Obamunists and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce --- have been dangling incentives in front of these people's eyes 4-Ever.

Perhaps you don't realize that this is PRIMARILY happening, not become some Mesoamerican mamacitas want a better future in "El Norte" for their kids, but because the most powerful people in the USA want this to happen.

If you're going to bring in machine guns, you might as well point them at the Forbes 500.

60 posted on 06/13/2014 9:15:42 AM PDT by Mrs. Don-o ("Without justice, what is the State but a great band of robbers?" - St. Augustine)
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To: Mrs. Don-o
" not become some Mesoamerican mamacitas want a better future in "El Norte" for their kids, but because the most powerful people in the USA want this to happen."

That's ridiculous.

The "Forbes 500" is not putting a gun to these folks heads and driving them north against their will.

But, YEAH CoC and the promise of benefits/citizenship (democrats) are encouraging and rewarding this behavior.

But I stand by my contention that the only effective fix is to militarize the border and demonstrate the will to use deadly force to protect it.

And, I'll double down...just so you don't mistake me for someone unserious: Every illegal here today should be deported, voluntarily if they'll take good advice, but at the barrel of a gun if necessary.

81 posted on 06/13/2014 1:15:43 PM PDT by Mariner (War Criminal #18)
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To: Mrs. Don-o
"That's ridiculous. The "Forbes 500" is not putting a gun to these folks heads and driving them north against their will."

You misunderstand me, if you think that's what I said. What I said is that they have been dangling incentives in front of people's eyes, forever. It's not a forced-march, it's pervasive promise of rewards, advantages, opportunities, and benefits.

"Forbes 500" is my (not perfectly accurate) shorthand way of saying big corporate contributors, not even so much their "hard money" to electoral campaigns, candidates and parties, but "soft money" to movements that are usually socially liberal, and the favor the free movement of capital and labor across borders.

82 posted on 06/13/2014 4:10:16 PM PDT by Mrs. Don-o
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