[impimp]

You criticize those who com here for American money. Perhaps you need to understand that one someone earns money in a capitalist system it usually provides their employer, and the USA, with even greater benefits. If it didn’t the person would lose their job. One wouldn’t want to sound like a socialist.

[familyop]

"You criticize those who com here for American money. Perhaps you need to understand that one someone earns money in a capitalist system it usually provides their employer, and the USA, with even greater benefits. If it didn’t the person would lose their job. One wouldn’t want to sound like a socialist."

We don't need to have their corrupt cultures further inflicted on us against early American culture and the law of our land (our Constitution). We've already seen too much of it. Give us people of our own culture regardless of their physical means.

We'll take those of Canada, the U.K., New Zealand, Australia and of other places who already share our culture and those by marriage who are willing to learn and become Americans. We don't need foreign big shots who bring their pride (vanity) in their foreign cultures with intentions to change ours to fit their corrupt foreign regimes.

[khelus]

re “You criticize those who com here for American money. Perhaps you need to understand that one someone earns money in a capitalist system it usually provides their employer, and the USA, with even greater benefits. If it didn’t the person would lose their job. One wouldn’t want to sound like a socialist.”

im pimp,

You are assuming that the labor market in the US is a free market, not one that is highly manipulated to provide political donors with cheap, compliant labor. If the US had a free labor market, salaries would be rising, not flat or dropping, in those areas where there is a supposed shortage. Supply and demand applies to wages.