Thread: How can we be Racists??

It must be confusing to the opposition that we welcome LEGAL immigrants but not Illegal ones. It would seem a "good" racist would be against ALL these people. How can one possibly be welcoming and friends with one Mexican while condemning another for his illegal acts?? This is not racist. This is not xenophoia. This is a paradox. This is the part that makes them really mad, thus they try to make it "appear" that we are against ALL Immigrants, because if the word gets out that we don't have anything against a LEGAL immigrant of any race, then it shoots their race card ploy to hell. In reality, none of these groups get a flying hoot about these illegals, all they want is the power they can weld with them to control their bidding, much like our own Senators and Congressmen. The only sincere and honest people in this fight are the American people, who have NO agenda and just are trying to perserve their Nation.

It is hard for them to understand that American is not a Race.

Dixie

They don't believe we are racist, they have been told to say that. They try to use whatever they think will work and guess what it isn't working and I think they got the wrong message when they were told to do this. They think calling us racist will hurt us or make us feel guilty, but it doesn't have that effect on me and I don't think it does on most Americans. But I do think it does accomplish what those who want them to say it meant for it to accomplish. It shows disrespect and will cause Americans to never have any respect for those who practice it. I think they have been badly misinformed about what will end up being best for them in the long run. The tactics they seem to be using have been used throughout history not to help people rise above but to keep them down. I often wonder if their leaders or whomever they get their advice from is leading them blindly, telling them that they want what is best for them when actually all of this is to benefit the ones that give the advice. They seem to want to compare their situation to the civil rights movement, but look closer and who ended up benefiting? The people in the movement or the leaders of the movement?

Did ya'll, yea I am an okie can't help it lol, happen to catch O'reilly's show tonight? Laura Ingles was hosting his show and she had a speaker for the group You Don't Speak for Me, the hispanic legal amiercans against illegal immigrants, and some guy for the pro-illegal side, the Woman was trying to explain her group came here legally and resented the illegals demanding their rights and the first rattle of the box with the man he had to mention her group in the same breath he mentioned the KKK. it was so obvious what he was trying to do it was almost comical, he didnt make a dime on Laura though she sat him straight pretty fast! It is getting old this racist business, laura asked him, did he think Legal citizens should not be allowed to have their say without being labled racist!

That racist stuff is stupidity.

Oh, I want to be one

Can I please be one, please

I'll be really good if I can be one

Somewhat seriously, though, what being called a racist brings up in my mind is:

"

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me

These people don't have facts so they throw out names.

I've been called one before and I'll probably be called one again. So be it!!

I know who and what I am

I agree Cheyenne,

"To thine own self be true".

Sticks and stones BabbleFished!

los palillos y las piedras pueden romperse los huesos pero las palabras nunca me lastimarán.

Dixie

NITTY
LOL, the KKK is a fairly 'new phrase' they've pulled out of the very old, worn hat recently. Guess that's supposed to back us up and cause shivers when we hear it. They seem to have been using it for a few months.

They just keep going from bad to worse in their ignorance.

We are

Real
Americans
Convinced
Illeglas
Shall
Travel
South

Dixie

Good job, Dixie.

I'm definiately going to remember that one!!