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To: American Constitutionalist

Is immigration supposed to be endless and forever, until there is nothing left of us?

Already we are destroyed, the first 200 years of America is erased, now we are just a land mass that receives the world’s global population by the millions.

Today we are just a place to make money and keep your head low, what used to be America is almost totally gone except in smaller communities in the inner regions, and they are being rapidly flooded with exotic foreigners of all types.

As the older Americans die off, the first 200 years, and what made America great, and why it was special, will be erased, and buried.


131 posted on 04/24/2015 5:42:42 PM PDT by ansel12 (LEGAL immigrants, 30 million 1980-2012, continues to remake the nation's electorate for democrats)
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To: ansel12

The real danger are those who immigrate here from countries and ideologies that hate us and have no motive to assimilate into our society but to destroy it whether it’s through legal or illegal immigration.

But the over all danger above all of this talk about immigration is the Marxist, Communist ideology that is taught in our schools, and their hate all things America and Christian.

The same thing goes for the media.

Over taxation and oppressive regulations , high fuel prices, and not being able to compete with the rest of the world of costs of doing business in America is what has drove them overseas, is what drove the manufacturing base overseas.

Some, not all, but most immigrants work harder here than some Americans because we have developed a lazy culture.


146 posted on 04/24/2015 6:03:21 PM PDT by American Constitutionalist (BeThe Keystone Pipe like ProjectR : build it already Congre)
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