Thread: NC Videos on the debate of in-state tuition for illegals

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Representative John Rhodes and Representative Rick Glazier debate In-State Tuition for illegals in NC.



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Jim Hunt shares his globalist view of the new labor market.


WILLIAM GHEEN ON "AT ISSUE" NBC 17 WITH MONTY KNIGHT 4/17/2005

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Past NC Governor Jim Hunt promoting his Globalist views.

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Representative Rick Glazier defends his role as a Primary sponsor of HB 1183 debating Representative John Rhodes who is on our side.

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Well done. I watched the whole thing. How you maintained your cool at that table is beyond me!

I hated, I mean absolutely, positively, frick'n HATED how Donna Martinez tried to jump on you by asking "Is this a Hispanic thing?!" Congrats to you for not falling into her trap. It was a cliched prejudice card. Me - I would've said, "Hell yeah it's a Hispanic thing!!!!! They represent disproportionately more than half of the total world-wide legal immigrations into this country per year - and 4 times that amount illegally!!! It's not a Jamaican thing, it's not an Irish thing, nor is it a Canadian thing! So, Ms. MARTINEZ, the plain facts and figures make it a Hispanic thing! " And I probably would've continued a super-sized rant right there in her face!! So it's good thing I'm here and you're there. LOL

And then - THEN - she tried to lecture you about "the tone", saying "the sarcasm does not help your case". OMG!!! What a nag - she actually sounded like she was trying to teach manners to a truculent child! What condescending tripe!! I wanted to reach through cyberspace and rattle her tiny brain inside her head!!! You were not being sarcastic (and just to be sure, I went back and listened to it twice!), and she had blatantly baited you by playing that ethnic card. You know why she did that - she was trying to position herself as the moral authority, and degrade your facts and figures with her comments on some non-existent "tone". OMG - I'm still so rankled over this!

I won't comment on Fitzsimons except to say that the drivel coming out of his mouth was just liberal diarrhea. "It's all about the children - it's not their fault - they contribute to our society - blah, blah, blah". Utter drivel.

You know, I'm really getting to the point where I don't even try to mince words anymore. "Yes, this is a Hispanic thing - in volume, proximity, and scale. Yes, I think their presence here is a criminal act worthy of prosecution and punishment. No, they should not get driver's licenses, amnesty, college education, guest worker status, or anything else from our society. No, I don't want them here - at all -period. Yes, I think we should throw them out of our country on their ears and permanently refuse re-entry because they are law-breakers." Deosn't exactly make for a great sound-byte does it?! LOL "She has not one ounce of compassion..." [yawn] Nope, and this un-compassionate American is spoiling for a fight, so beware any "Ms. Martinezes"...

Me being latina, I wanted to strangle her too. I have never felt any discrimination in this country in my life. The only time I have felt discriminated by was by latinos from nations other than the nation I am from. It really is a slap in the face to those who get in line and play by the rules to come here. I think the students have only their parents to blame. Good parents should play by the rules. You would think that some of these parents who bring their children here when they are young would be thinking about ways to obtain legal status for themselves as well as their children. Let them go to college in their country of origin if they dont want to pay out of state tuition. They are lucky they get to go to college here at all considering the fact that they should not be in this country anyway.

Originally Posted by sonali

Me being latina, I wanted to strangle her too. I have never felt any discrimination in this country in my life. The only time I have felt discriminated by was by latinos from nations other than the nation I am from. It really is a slap in the face to those who get in line and play by the rules to come here. I think the students have only their parents to blame. Good parents should play by the rules. You would think that some of these parents who bring their children here when they are young would be thinking about ways to obtain legal status for themselves as well as their children. Let them go to college in their country of origin if they dont want to pay out of state tuition. They are lucky they get to go to college here at all considering the fact that they should not be in this country anyway.

Very well said!