Thread: Repeat of May 1st maybe?

9/11 Families on a hate list? Come on, what a bunch a freaks and jerks.

Hey they can put us on it all they want, but let's leave the 9/11 families out of this debate at all. Shows you how moronish these people can be.

They do not want a guest worker program because they want an absolute pass to let millions of socially pliable peasants here so they can attempt to have a socialistic way of life. They know the ONLY way they can do that is with the illegals, the only ones foolish and corrupted enough to go for it.

Absolutely Correct Elizabeth, and if you go to the their home page they are bringing up that Nazi crap they all bring up when they cannot thing of any other way to try to sway opinion.

TexasCowgirl wrote:

I find it interesting that they dont want a guest worker plan either?

April is right, they "want amnesty all the way." They are afraid of a guest worker program being created that won't include a path to legalization. Furthermore, they do not want anyone to have to actually work for citizenship - they want amnesty across the board for all illegal immigrants immediately. I guess we're suppose to meet their demands or else..............

Bet this is where our trolls have been coming from lately.

To me these people are about as important as slime in a stagnant pond, and about as intelligent as that as well.

They want so badly to feel important, and smart, that they make themselves out to be such "progressive" people, and then they act the way we have all seen them act at protests, the way they dress says a lot, and they call all sorts of dirty names, and leave racially leaning messages here, trying to defame us.

Makes me think they are the ones leaving the threat messages with businesses like Pizza Patron, just so they could add fuel to the fire and be able to say that this is what "anti-immigrant" groups are doing. Would not put it past them.

Slimey, lying shameless little weasels they are.

AmeicanElizabeth wrote:

Makes me think they are the ones leaving the threat messages with businesses like Pizza Patron, just so they could add fuel to the fire and be able to say that this is what "anti-immigrant" groups are doing. Would not put it past them.

I do not think there is anything they will not stoop too. I am sure they are behind alot of things we are not aware of.

You guys got that right - they always leave fake messages, emails or whatever. We all know they aren't afraid to lie or cheat to get their way. They are like a bunch of spoiled, whiney brats.

Texascowgirl wrote:

You guys got that right - they always leave fake messages, emails or whatever. We all know they aren't afraid to lie or cheat to get their way. They are like a bunch of spoiled, whiney brats.

.......and they appear to be proud of it!

anyone wanna contact the website owner?

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enjoy

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http://www.mayday2007(dot)org/

May 1st, often called May Day, just might have more holidays than any other day of the year. It's a celebration of Spring. It's a day of political protests. It's a neopagan festival, a saint's feast day, and a day for organized labor. In many countries, it is a national holiday.

But not in the United States

Labor Day
In many countries, May Day is also Labor Day. This originates with the United States labor movement in the late 19th Century. On May 1, 1886, unions across the country went on strike, demanding that the standard workday be shortened to eight hours. The organizers of these strikes included socialists, anarchists, and others in organized labor movements. Rioting in Chicago's Haymarket Square on May 4th including a bomb thrown by an anarchist led to the deaths of a dozen people (including several police officers) and the injury of over 100 more.

The protests were not immediately successful, but they proved effective down the line, as eight-hour work days eventually did become the norm. Labor leaders, socialists, and anarchists around the world took the American strikes and their fallout as a rallying point, choosing May Day as a day for demonstrations, parades, and speeches. It was a major state holiday in the Soviet Union and other communist countries.

Labor Day is still celebrated on May 1 in countries around the world, and it is still often a day for protests and rallies. In recent years, these have often been targeted against globalization.

2006: May Day Protests Return to the U.S.
In 2006, United States once again saw widespread political action on May Day this year, centering on the subject of immigration reform. Various groups and communities, under the heading of "A Day Without Immigrants," held rallies, strikes, and consumer boycotts to support the rights of those working and living in the United States, and to protest a bill that would deport many illegal immigrants.

http://www.infoplease.com/spot/mayday.html