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03-02-2007, 05:33 PM #11
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Take a day off from work and visit stores, government centers (licensing offices and such) and city parks and see who is out and about. In places like California and Texas, it's illegal aliens. Why is it any surprise that they are also the ones with free time to protest on a work day?
As has been said before, a lot of Americans aren't typically going to participate until they've been personally affected by illegal immigration in a tangible way. Furthermore, the lack of information being disseminated by mainstream media outlets isn't helping our cause either.
Wake up America, push yourself away from the Full House reruns, miss your childs H.S. soccer game or pee-wee league baseball game, cancel the camping trip, pass on the fishing adventure, or whatever! It's time we stand up for America, because quite frankly, our elected representatives aren't representing us on this issue!!"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" ** Edmund Burke**
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03-02-2007, 05:37 PM #12
Yes, nobody's bussing us in, and it's hard to get away from work, especially in the present labor climate. But on the bright side, we are articulate and literate and can make the effort to contact our representatives. As for the other side, their approach to protest mirrors their approach to immigration: throw a ton of warm bodies at the situation.
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03-02-2007, 05:39 PM #13
Illegal immigrations protesters are speaking out about illegal activity and criminals. The Mexican community as a whole does not see it that way. They see it as a race issue. Some people are afraid of the consequences, especially professional people who are expected to be PC all of the time. Inside and outside of work. If the average American loses their job, they do not receive benefits that some other people do in our country. It is just the sad truth.
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03-02-2007, 05:51 PM #14
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DITTO, DITTO,DIITO!!! Fat and happy! Most of the people I know won't do a darn thing until the problem is in their face. Kinda a like the Trolley Square Shooting. The gun shops and concealed carry classes are packed solid in Utah. Utahanns may do something when Home Depot opens up a hospitality booth next to their store. Then people may speak out. The popular church in the area has people brain washed. "Wake up America"
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03-02-2007, 06:09 PM #15Originally Posted by Leah
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03-02-2007, 06:49 PM #16
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In private, some people will admit that we are having serious issue. There a lot of things in society that I don't think are acceptable, but it is tolerated
That is exactly how entities such as the churches, gangs, etc. become strong.
If people, citizens, were to STAND UP from the get go in any given situation, it would immediately push back the cowards that can only get a stronghold by collective intimidation.
There are multitudes of justification but that doesn't mean a tinker's damn. This is human nature and the American citizens have ALLOWED these things to become, to morph into the monsters that they are today by only one thing..............lack of action in the beginning.
ie: crime ridden, drug infested neighborhoods as an example.
Now is the time for ~~UNITY & STRENGTH ~~
the past is the past
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03-02-2007, 06:50 PM #17
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The average American is surrounded by tolerance of every kind. I know that any time that I have spoken out in public about the issue, it was not well received. In private, some people will admit that we are having serious issue. There a lot of things in society that I don't think are acceptable, but it is tolerated. I don't know what to do about it either because you can't force your beliefs on people.
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03-02-2007, 06:59 PM #18
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I think we do have friends in the media--Glenn Beck could be on this forum the way he thinks, and so could Laura Ingraham. Many more will speak up when the debate hits the floor. I think they are waiting til they can have maximum impact and not have it be old news when it does hit.
Also, I think the politicians know exactly how we feel. I have personal knowledge of one who is thinking about not running again because of backlash for his stand. Why he would not redeem himself and vote otherwise, I do not know.
I think the marching of illegals in the streets is a weapon for our side. I think it woke a hell of a lot of Americans up to a nasty reality.
What I don't know is why we are not having more impact!
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03-02-2007, 07:08 PM #19
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Also, I think the politicians know exactly how we feel. I have personal knowledge of one who is thinking about not running again because of backlash for his stand. Why he would not redeem himself and vote otherwise, I do not know.
We are having great impact!! That's precisely the reason why these knuckleheaded rocket scientists are trying to ram this crap through and scurrying around like rats.
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03-02-2007, 07:47 PM #20
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Allow me to temper the comments here by mentioning that when Farmers Branch needed support for its get-tough laws, there were more concerned citizens than there were illegal-supporters, even though the illegals brought all their children (the majority of the m were probably children) and every American I saw there was an adult. Then again, the City Council meeting was held after work hours.
My recommendation to anyone wanting to hold a rally against illegal immigration is that you hold it either after work hours or on a holiday weekend. On normal weekends, regular Americans are catching up on yardwork and household chores.
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