Thread: D’Souza: Obama Exploits America’s Decency for Political Gain - See more at: http://ww

This quotation is from the article below. "He (D'Souza) told Huckabee that he has “nothing but compassion” for those who want to come to the U.S., but that he would tell them that “there is a process.”

Although many may be thought of as innocuous but desperate people, there are also many, many illegal aliens who should not be thought of with compassion because they cynically exploit our country and its compassion. They are not nice people and not innocent. They are often selfish, greedy exploiters. Look at all of the welfare fraud many knowingly engage in. Many have been "mules" carrying illegal drugs over the border. Many are pregnant women who hide out in "safe houses" waiting until they come to term to have the baby born here and then proceed to skip out on the medical bill and then grab all of the government welfare they can get their greedy hands on. They knowing illegally cross the border and thus show total contempt and disrespect for the sovereignty of our homeland. Illegal aliens on the whole are not nice people. They march on our streets making demands on our government about privileges to be given to them. Nice people do not display that kind of self-interested arrogance.

I think that patriots fighting amnesty need to work to reshape the public image of these hostile, arrogant foreign exploiters and replace it with an image more consistent with reality. This soft "I hate to be mean to them" approach just reinforces the leftist fantasy that illegal aliens deserve pity and thus amnesty. And this "follow the process" stuff just makes our people sound like indifferent unfeeling lawyers. REMEMBER EMOTIONS WIN ARGUMENTS NOT REASON.

We must at every opportunity debunk the image that illegal aliens are nice, innocuous people. They do terrible damage to our society and create extensive hardships for real American citizens. People that cause these things should not be the objects of our pity. But we must not sound cruel; instead we should counter every statement of pity for illegal aliens with doses of pity for the Americans who suffer because of them. That is what D' Souza should have emphasized. Americans' perception should be a realistic one that illegal aliens are the source of serious problems and not people who deserve residency privileges and welfare assistance.