Thread: Let's ask Tom Tancredo to boycott Mexico!

Just as they are boycotting Aruba, let's get Mexico boycotted till they start keeping their people behind their borders.

No more vacationing there (don't know who would want to go anyway), till Fox keeps his people home!

Sounds like a good idea to me!

That may sound like a good idea but I remember another poster who said that they buy things made in Mexico because every time you buy something made there that is someone's job you are supporting so perhaps that's one less potential border jumper. If I have to buy something made out of the country, I would buy from Mexico rather than China or Taiwan. I can certainly boycott Mexican restaurants and things they offer here, though. I can make my own Mexican food better than any restaurant I know of anyway.

What our leaders need to do is just stand up for us and enforce our existing laws and build a wall. Then they need to step in to Mexico and help clean up the corruption so the people will go back and want to stay. Then after that, I can finally take a vacation there, see the pyramids, and drink strawberry margaritas while I lay on the beach.

I really want to go on a trip there but I hear all those horror stories about the police and the hotel help. At the moment, if I really want to go to Mexico all I have to do is go to the intersection of Cactus and 19th Ave.

Don't worry, they are bringing Mexico, a piece at a time, to you! Wait until you see their flag more often than you see the US flag and you will know for certain that they have arrived.

I'm one of the people who said I buy Mexican made products before Chinese because I figure that is one less border jumper. I've been to Mexico on more than one occasion. I've found that living in the city where I live and living in Mexico get more an more alike so the attraction is gone, that is for certain. I've not been to any of the "good" places though, so I couldn't tell you about the comparison.

My boycotts are used against restaurants here in the US where the staff doesn't speak English. My city is full of them and I know of a couple in NC as well. If the signs are in Spanish, Asian or any other language, I take that as a sign that my trade isn't wanted or welcome. If the menu isn't in English and I'm not in a foreign country, I get up and walk out. It is my silent act of protest.