Thread: Immigration and feeding stray cats

Immigration and feeding stray cats
William Jud

Now and then, on the evening television news, you see a story about a lady who takes in every stray cat that shows up at her house.

The lady acts out of compassion. She feels sorry for the poor, homeless cats. She puts out bowls of cat food and allows the strays to move into her shed and sometimes even into her home.

After a while, the stray cats become a problem for the lady. After that, they become a problem for the lady’s neighbors. Then the cats become a general public health nuisance.

Feeding stray cats mirrors the current problem of legal and illegal immigration in these United States.

When America was a nation of settled, productive citizens, new immigrants were welcomed. New folks were a window into interesting and exotic cultures from other places. New folks were glad to be here and appreciated the freedoms and opportunities they found in their adopted homeland. They wanted to become U.S. citizens.

Welcome changed to caution when the new immigrants changed from a trickle to the rising waters of an invasive flood. Welcome changed to concern when the new folks who came here for jobs and freedom began to import their extended and extensive families and started to tap into the welfare and social services that Americans provided to see ourselves through hard times.

The cat lady began to have problems from her thoughtless compassion for stray cats.

Cats bred more cats. There were fifty new kittens born. Feral cats arrived in increasing numbers. Soon there were cat gangs fighting for food and territory. Male cats began killing kittens, as male cats do under those crowded conditions. The first litters of kittens grew up and within a year started producing their own litters of kittens. Soon there were hundreds of new kittens born to the growing herd of stray cats the cat lady was feeding.

The stray cat population was never tame. Now, cats were becoming more and more wild and vicious. Going among the cats, even to put out food, became hazardous. Cats introduced diseases, including rabies, that were hazardous to cats, other animals, and people.

Human legal and illegal immigration has become hazardous to American citizens. New folks’ birthrate far exceeds the birthrate of American citizens. Radical immigrant leaders openly speak of Demographic Warfare against U.S. citizens. “You Gringos do not make enough babies,” the immigrant leaders say. “We will out-breed you, kill you, and take your nation when there are enough of us.” Demographic Warfare is not an empty threat, it is ongoing, operational aggression against American citizens, financed largely by handouts of government social welfare money. Aliens who created misery and poverty for themselves in their homeland by irresponsible over-breeding that exceeded the carrying capacity of their environment intend to do the same thing to American citizens in these United States.

Immigrants bring with them many sorts of deadly diseases that American citizens had eliminated or brought under control through decades of public health work. Germ Warfare is added to Demographic Warfare. Immigrant-introduced diseases are spreading through the American population. Within several years there will be epidemics of immigrant-introduced diseases that are resistant to drug therapy.

Immigrant boys and men form street gangs. Throughout America, but especially in southwestern cities, roving gangs of legal and illegal immigrants murder, rob, sell drugs, kill Americans through fatal traffic accidents, and work to take control of political parties. Aliens in prison greatly exceed the proportion of Aliens in the general U.S. population.

The cat lady lived in a rural area. County government officials knew that she was running a cat sanctuary, but they did nothing about the problem. Stray cats were good for business. The cat lady bought a large amount of cat food every week. That was profitable for the local stores that sold cat food.

Politicians in State government and in the federal government are aware of the growing presence of legal and illegal aliens flooding into America, but do nothing about the problem. Aliens are ‘good for business.’ They ‘do the work that Americans will not do’ and they do it cheaply. At least, the immediate cost of labor is less than companies would pay to American citizens. The enormous additional costs of welfare, public assistance and public health are conveniently overlooked.

Elected officials not only overlook the growing problems, they actively assist more and more Aliens to enter the U.S. Some cities declare themselves to be Sanctuary Cities where Illegal Aliens are welcomed and protected, and where they are helped to find food, housing, work, and social services benefits. President Bush wants to merge Mexico, the U.S., and Canada, and has begun work on an international superhighway to allow foreign goods and illegal immigrants a direct, high-speed pathway into the nation’s heartland. Congressional elected officials push legislation to allow unlimited immigration that will double America’s population within thirty years. Immigrants are awarded government grants to go into business in competition with U.S. citizens and are awarded preference in bidding on government work.

The cat lady’s neighbors eventually complained. Cats were attacking neighbors’ children. The nighttime yowling became offensive. Diseased cats were spreading their maladies among local pets and livestock. The cats themselves were suffering. Cat diseases were taking their toll. There were far more cats than the cat lady could afford to feed. Cats became scrawny and undernourished, and began raiding pet food bowls at nearby houses. Stray cats even sneaked into neighbors’ homes to steal food. The odor of cat feces and urine grew into a stench.

American citizens have finally had enough of the elected officials’ and corporate officers’ malpractice. There is a growing flood of complaints to officials to do something about the legal and illegal aliens and all the problems they cause. The Aliens’ late-night blaring Mariachi music becomes increasingly offensive when American citizens are trying to sleep. ‘Guest Workers’ are inconsiderate guests, the sort of people that make Germans ‘Twice Glad.’ That is, glad to see the guests arrive, and glad to see them go.

At last, County Health and Animal Control officials were forced to act. The cat lady’s cat sanctuary was raided. Most of the cats were diseased and so malnourished that they had to be killed. The few remaining moderately healthy cats were deported to local animal shelters for adoption. Deported cats were rarely adopted because they were wild, vicious, and in such bad shape that nobody wanted them. Some cats were taken away for use in laboratory experiments. Cats that were not adopted were killed. The cat lady was fined and sent to jail. Her property was confiscated. The only practical way to stamp out the massive diseases in her cat sanctuary was to burn all her buildings, which was done. The cat lady’s misplaced compassion was ultimately disastrous to herself and to the stray cats she took in.

U.S. citizens are realizing that the multitude of problems brought in by legal and illegal immigrants are the direct result of legislative malpractice and corporate malpractice. There would not be a problem if irresponsible elected and corporate officials had not flung the door wide open to illegal immigration. Legal and illegal immigrants are not ultimately responsible for the mess they caused. They just took advantage of an opportunity. The problems are a direct result of public policy that allows greed, lust for profit, and selling out America for a few more votes to keep politicians and political parties in power at the expense of the people whom those leaders were supposed to protect and serve.

The cat lady and the problems caused by her sanctuary for stray cats were dealt with eventually. But another cat lady will always arise, in another place. Liberalism and destructive compassion, minus responsibility, will be with us always. Political malpractice will be with us always. Short-sighted corporate officials will always put this year’s profit ahead of long-term stewardship. Clear-cutting a forest has more financial appeal than tree farming.

America is approaching decisive action on the problem of legal and illegal aliens. Will elected officials and other leaders fix this situation before it becomes a crisis? Probably not. Legal and illegal uncontrolled immigration will probably have to be dealt with the same as the cat lady’s stinking, disease-ridden, overpopulated cat sanctuary. The longer the problem runs, the more severe will be the action necessary to correct the problem.

Politicians got us into this mess. Politicians can get us out.

You know who the culprits are. Radical urban Democrats. RINO Republicans. Members of Socialist Congressional organizations. Anti-Constitutionalists who try to repeal gun owners rights. America haters. Congressional supporters of Radical Environmentalism and of Eminent Domain for commercial purposes. Elected officials who believe that their job is bringing home pork barrel money, not practicing statesmanship. Officials who support the United Nations and Global Government. Global Warming and Animal Rights proponents. Officials who reduce military funding to spend more on social programs and foreign aid.

Basically, the problem is every Senator who has been in office more than two terms and every Representative who has been in office more than six terms. Washington D.C. is a corroding, corruptive atmosphere in which to work. Unless you are CERTAIN that your people in Congress and in State and Local Government are worth keeping, you likely will do better with new people representing you in government.

Remember this stray cats story when you vote in November.

http://www.sierratimes.com/06/09/08/204 ... _58681.htm

The author of this great article suggests that next election we remember this stray cats story.

Don't you worry, I will never forget the story or the analogy to illegal immigration.

Great article.

Passing this one on!

I think many of us are going to remember!

Politicians got us into this mess. Politicians can get us out.

Problem is, many politicians don't want to get us out of this problem. The majority of them are in bed with Jorge and his plans for open borders and the NAU.
It will be up to American citizens to wake up and 'politically' force our elected officials to do what is right, and stop being bought out. There is going to come a time in the near future where the Constitution will be hanging by a thread.

Great article and a perfect analogy and comparison.

Perfect timing too because I want to pass this one along to an animal rights activist who labeled me a racist and a facsist in a forum because I don't support illegal aliens, want our borders secured, and believe this issue will hurt the causes of animal welfare/rights groups along with a number of other issues (i.e. environmental, drug prevention, crime prevention including DWIs, women's welfare and rights (because of illegal alien rapists, gang rapes and child molestations, etc.)

Great piece and analogy!

It will be up to American citizens to wake up and 'politically' force our elected officials to do what is right, and stop being bought out. There is going to come a time in the near future where the Constitution will be hanging by a thread.

Not sure exactly what you mean by "politically" force but I do agree/fear that it will ultimately come down to force.

They mean force politically. They are using the verb form of the word not the noun. Political force...political pressure...force their hands politically.

"You Gringos do not make enough babies,” the immigrant leaders say. “We will out-breed you, kill you, and take your nation when there are enough of us.”

Bad move.

This is just what the AIDS virus does to its human host. Invades, attacks, and kills. And you know what? The virus dies right along with it's human host.

Same with any parasite. When they consume the host, they have lost their food supply and life line.

Originally Posted by Judy

Same with any parasite. When they consume the host, they have lost their food supply and life line.

I believe this picture illustrates it perfectly, and keeps in theme with the cat analogy.