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02-28-2009, 04:34 PM #11Originally Posted by EagleEye88
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02-28-2009, 06:16 PM #12Originally Posted by littleirishgirl
Again, if you want the majority of Americans to start taking you seriously you have to stop these accusations. Most Americans want to secure their borders, but they hear of people like you and hesitate to even join groups dedicated to ending illegal immigration or join the cause because they think these groups just hate a specific group of people even it it's not true. It's all about how Americans view your motivations. You have to watch what you say, your rhetoric (a possible reason why Republicans lost Hispanics) because most Americans do not share the same attitudes you towards other people. And it's not just you, there are many who let there emotions out as well and that doesn't help the groups like these gain the attention of most like minded Americans including Hispanic Americans who also want to secure the borders but hear rhetoric like this and are led to vote for the open border party.
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02-28-2009, 07:41 PM #13
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EE88, I think the point here is that while there has been an Irish protest or two about immigration policy, the blatant puke-in-your face demands of those anti-American groups like LaRaza and MALDEF, along with millions clogging the streets all over this country carrying Latin American flags in their May Day demonstrations while they threaten to take over southwestern states that we bought from them.
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02-28-2009, 08:55 PM #14
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While all illegals need to be treated equally and deported, certain groups have been more aggressive, millitant and demanding of "rights" for their illegals, which they have no legal right to enjoy. Groups such as maldef, la raza, and a host of others do not represent Africans or the Irish. They represent Hispanics.
I will worry about Ireland when they have opened a consulate in every state, much like mexico has done. I will worry about Ireland when Ireland dispatches mobile roving consulates to aid and abet her illegals living in this country.
Until such time, I'm not going to pretend that Ireland, (or any other country for that matter) is as equal a threat as mexico has proven itself to be in regards to illegal immigration in this country.
BTW...how much in remittances has Ireland or Africa received through their illegals living in the US? In 2006, mexican illegals living in the US sent 23.1 billion dollars back to mexico. That's 23 billion dollars this economy never received. That's 23 billion dollars in which no income tax was paid! That's 23 billion dollars that American citizens were denied the right to earn!
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03-01-2009, 12:21 AM #15Originally Posted by EagleEye88
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03-01-2009, 12:32 AM #16
I'm not sure why you think I'm angry or offended . I'm simply trying to make points. During the New York march, illegals of all nationalities were waiving their flags, not just Latin Americans. There were even Irish waiving their country's flags. But at the same time you had them all waiving American flags. Personally, I think they should not be waiving any flags except American ones. I agree that there is a problem with crime in poverty stricken Hispanic communities but that's not reason to lump everyone together. It would be like lumping all Blacks together. As I said, I know countless Hispanics who are law abiding people. And its not about offending me, I'm telling you to watch your rhetoric because you'll only damage your cause, I'm helping you here. Many Americans do not like the rhetoric that comes out from these kind of groups so they choose not to associate with it. Don't worry about offending me, I'm far from it, worry about damaging the cause.
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03-01-2009, 01:06 AM #17
[quote="EagleEye88"] I agree that there is a problem with crime in poverty stricken Hispanic communities but that's not reason to lump everyone together. quote]
There is a point where you do. The fact is that there are so many more illegal mexicans than those who are law abiding that I do lump them all together.
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03-01-2009, 05:04 AM #18Originally Posted by ELE
Now if we did that we would be thrown in that.Proud to be an AMERICAN
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03-01-2009, 05:20 AM #19
Why don't you all get on the phone and argue about this rather than take up space on the server?
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