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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 7:00:00 PM   
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i dont buy the theory that immegration is a bonus to the country.

if 12-20 million had citizenship- all social programs would be in peril.

SSI, SSDI, heating assistence, food stamps, medicare, medicaid.  all of that cost money.
IMO- amnesty would bankrupt some of the states. as there would be no way to PAY for all the new comers-

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 7:04:55 PM   
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First off it wasn't directed at him, but the ignorant one above him.  He snuck in between the post, but he is wrong too.

Secondly, there is a huge difference in hiring anyone to put in a sheet of rock and hiring an actual skilled rock crew.   Patching rentals and  finishing out a condo building.  try filling out a crew without our Mexican friends and see how far you get. 

You can't find enough skilled labor to fill the positions without them.  You may not like that, but it doesn't change it.  It has been happening because no one wants to do it. When you go out on a lot of jobs (with a few exceptions) the guys are either older (45 plus) or Mexican.  Why?  Simple no one wants to do it.  (Do I need to repeat that far you again)  they are not taking jobs from anyone because there is no one else tyring to get them.  We migh have people who want a "job" but they don't want to "work".  Take block layers, more and more they are all Mexican.  Why?  Because you start out humping block and mud and it is hard work.  You see kids come out and try and your lucky isfmany of them last the day before they quit.  There is this myth lots of people have that they work cheap and are unskilled.  In the construction end that is not true at all.  I've worked around many who were highly skilled at what they do and they made the same wages as everyone else.

I wish I could find those figures they put out a couple of weeks ago.  They were quoting something on the order of 70% of construction jobs were being filled by Mexicans.

K

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 7:07:00 PM   
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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 7:15:59 PM   
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Secondly, there is a huge difference in hiring anyone to put in a sheet of rock and hring an actual skilled rock crew.   Patching rentals and  finishing out a condo building.  try filling out a crew without our Mexican friends and see how far you get. 


Yanno.....I'm gonna take it easy on you here because you are really digging yourself a huge hole.

It wasn't but two weeks ago I heard a Bush aide say on CSPAN that Americans were getting tired the trucking industry/driving trucks, now you're telling us Americans are crapy in the construction trade.  In a few months you'll be telling us we're not capable of designing software anymore.


Where are you getting all this?   Please direct us to credible links.




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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 7:18:06 PM   
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There's houses being built all around here and I do business with all the contractors, and none that I know use illegal aliens.

I hear you saying Americans can't / won't do construction jobs?


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Yep thats what I am saying, the younger set doesn't want to do it anymore.  They surely are not out here on the job trying to get hired.  We hired a crew who subbed framing and rock for us (run by a Mexican and all of the crew were Mexicans)  why?  Because after months we gave up trying to find people.   When we could find someone we were lucky if they lasted a week before they decided it was too much work.

But the key to you quote, was "As far as I know" which sums it up, because what that means is  "I have no clue and I am just guessing".  Are you saying there are no Mexicans on the crews?  Your gonna tell me which ones are legal and which ones aren't?  There were lots of times we worked and after a few weeks I could tell you who was legal and who was not.  A lot of that was because I got along with them and didn't care. 

You slipped your post in between two and that was not directed at you, but if you want to get ugly we can.

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 7:35:48 PM   
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i dont buy the theory that immegration is a bonus to the country.

if 12-20 million had citizenship- all social programs would be in peril.

SSI, SSDI, heating assistence, food stamps, medicare, medicaid.  all of that cost money.
IMO- amnesty would bankrupt some of the states. as there would be no way to PAY for all the new comers-

pahunkboy:
You seem to be making the assumption that first there are between twelve and twenty million illegal aliens in this country....how did you arrive at that particular figure?
The second assumption you are making is that  all of your alleged twelve to twenty million will automatically be on some sort of government assistance.
How and by what process have you arrived at this conclusion?
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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 8:08:18 PM   
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i am against mexican tractor trailer simis being on our roads.

side note: hispanics seem to not get along with blacks. last week we had a riot here-- the newspaper always chooses carefull wording-

i hope to god gangs on any national origin dont come here.


The thing with the truck drivers is already starting problems. The unions are finally starting to get angry.
I seriously doubt the Teamsters is going to allow minimum wage Mexican truck drivers to take over their jobs. There is going to be hell to pay.

Gang violence is increasing rapidly in pockets all over the country. Of course the government doesn't want to talk about it. And it is right now mostly among minority groups. MS13 doesn't like Mexicans. Mexican gangs don't like blacks. It's turning into a mess. It will only get worse. And this doesn't include the drug trafficking cartels which are equipt with military-grade weapons. They have AK-47s, RPGs, and large ammunition cashes. It's not a police issue, it's becoming a military issue. We won't stop these gangs and cartels unless we put military assets on the border. Right now, the government is not willing to do that because it would disrupt the flow of slave labor coming from Latin America.

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 8:41:47 PM   
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Cyberdude, well said!

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 8:43:36 PM   
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People are fond of using produce and farm wokers as an example.
Just how many of them do we need, 600,000,  800,000?
Surely not 2 or 3 million.
And if we didn't have Mexicans doing those jobs we could get Chinese or Indonesian workers.
Or, they could raise the pay rates and hire high school dropouts.
As for the border we could kill two birds with one stone and put Troops along the length of it as they get back from Iraq.

Great idea popeye, you are starting to amuse me.

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 8:55:14 PM   
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Mz Mia, common sense amuses you?

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 8:56:35 PM   
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LOL, the way you phrase things, amuses me.
You need a spanking.
I tell you what, many of them are joining the ranks of the unemployed.
With the housing boom slowing down, many are just standing around.
I have often wondered how we will support several million unemployed illegal immigrants.
Maybe we can relocate them to areas of America that have high rates of unemployment.
We can give them motor homes to travel to where they jobs are. 

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 9:35:24 PM   
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Utopian Ranger:

I think you missed my point. I was born and raised in Missouri. If someone would have told me that people pay 2.50 for bread when its on sale I'd have choked. I bought mine for 65 cents.

Because I am frugal I've never paid any thing like that for fruit- but plenty... and I do mean.... plenty of people would pay that much for it. Not just people who work in the city on their lunch break, but people who live in the city. They'd simply buy less of them.

Average people definitely are willing to pay out the rear for random things... look at the massive popularity of Starbucks.

Now... I am a sustainable eater- which is basically the gist of what you were posting about earlier... and I am an activist advocating sustainable eating- My only point was that unless alternatives are made reasonably easy for people they'll pay what they have to be lazy and get what they want without much effort.



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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/29/2007 10:49:25 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: MzMia

LOL, the way you phrase things, amuses me.
You need a spanking.
I tell you what, many of them are joining the ranks of the unemployed.
With the housing boom slowing down, many are just standing around.
I have often wondered how we will support several million unemployed illegal immigrants.
Maybe we can relocate them to areas of America that have high rates of unemployment.
We can give them motor homes to travel to where they jobs are. 


Well, if they get hungry enough maybe they'll go home.
And I ain't "giving" them nothing.

Nikolette, what's a "sustainable eater?"
Is that like you stay at a certain weight all the time?
If I were a "sustainable eater" could I still have steak and donuts?

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/30/2007 12:05:26 AM   
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I think you missed my point. I was born and raised in Missouri. If someone would have told me that people pay 2.50 for bread when its on sale I'd have choked. I bought mine for 65 cents.

Because I am frugal I've never paid any thing like that for fruit- but plenty... and I do mean.... plenty of people would pay that much for it. Not just people who work in the city on their lunch break, but people who live in the city. They'd simply buy less of them.


Actually Nikolette..... I understood your post quite well. I will tell you that just one of the things I do for a living is own the only grocery store in a town of 6000 people that stays open after 9:30pm. Anyone wanting to purchase anything after that time has to drive slightly more than 30 minutes on serious winedy-ass road.

I sell everything from firewood, fishing tackle, hardware to produce. And I can tell you, absolutely, that if I tried to sell apples for a buck a pop and lettuce for five bucks a head, not only would no one purchase them, but when I'm out in town having a Corona and some fish tacos....one of the locals would come to my table and either make a joke about it or complain - No joke or exaggeration, Nikolette.

And I will further tell you that when tomatoes reach an excess of 2.50lb, not only do I not carry them, but I offer commentary and put a big-ass sign up telling my customers they are at a point in which they're about to be cheated.

quote:


Average people definitely are willing to pay out the rear for random things... look at the massive popularity of Starbucks.


This is a vastly illogical comparison Nikolette.

A Latte from Starbucks is both a ritualistic fad and creature comfort / utopian treat.....and not a random one. Consumers do not think-about and purchase a latte in the same way they would a random apple. Fruits and vegetables are staples in the food chain sold in bulk, and the industry as a whole could never be sustained from random, high priced purchases.


quote:

Now... I am a sustainable eater- which is basically the gist of what you were posting about earlier... and I am an activist advocating sustainable eating- My only point was that unless alternatives are made reasonably easy for people they'll pay what they have to be lazy and get what they want without much effort.


I agree with you here....but I still think if we had to pay higher prices for fruits and vegetables because of loss of immigrant labor, there would be a point at which folks would grow their own within the co-ops I've talked about, or they'd do without.

Let me ask you an honest question :  What do you think would happen to the petroleum industry in its current state if the average folk could manufacture gasoline as easy as they could grow tomatoes and lettuce in their front yard - Do you still think they'd be lazy and pay three bucks a gallon for gas?



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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/30/2007 4:01:35 AM   
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i got this in an email the other day and it pretty much sums up my opinion on ILLEGAL immegration....

"Recently large  demonstrations have taken place across the country 
protesting the fact that Congress is finally addressing the issue of
>illegal immigration.
>
>Certain people are  angry that the US might protect its own borders, might
>make it harder to  sneak into this country and, once here, to stay
>indefinitely.
>
>Let me see if I correctly understand the thinking behind these protests.
>Let's say I break into your house.
>Let's say that when you discover me in your house, you  insist that I
>leave.
>But I say, "I've made all the beds and washed  the dishes and did the
>laundry and swept the floors.
>I've done all the things you don't like to do.
>I'm hard-working and honest (except for when I broke into your  house).
>According to the protesters:
>
>You are Required to  let me stay in your house
>You are Required to  add me to your family's insurance plan
>You are Required to  Educate my kids
>You are Required to  Provide other benefits to me and to my family
>(my husband will do all of your  yard work because he is also hard-working
>and honest, except for that  breaking in part).
>
>If you try to call the police or force me out, I will call my friends who
>will picket your house carrying signs  that proclaim my RIGHT to be there.
>
>It's only fair, after all,  because you have a nicer house than I do, and
>I'm just trying to  better myself.
>
>I'm a hard-working and honest, person,  except for well, you know, I did
>break into your  house.
>
>And what  a deal it is for me!!!
>
>I live in your house, contributing only a fraction of the cost of my keep,
>and there is nothing you can do about  it without being accused of cold,
>uncaring, selfish, prejudiced, and  bigoted behavior.
>
>Oh yeah, I DEMAND that you to learn MY  LANGUAGE!!! so you can communicate
>with me.

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/30/2007 6:16:33 AM   
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Hi Popeye,
 
Sustainable eating is about organic farming and purchasing food
from local, small farmers.  I live in an agricultural area so this is
easy to do.  Here are some llinks for more information. 

http://www.semagazine.com/
 
http://www.michaelpollan.com/eat_sustainably.pdf


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Nikolette, what's a "sustainable eater?"
Is that like you stay at a certain weight all the time?
If I were a "sustainable eater" could I still have steak and donuts?


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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/30/2007 6:52:01 AM   
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ORIGINAL: orfunboi

i got this in an email the other day and it pretty much sums up my opinion on ILLEGAL immegration....
Opinions are a lot like assholes ...most everyone has one and most feel that theirs works best for them.

"Recently large  demonstrations have taken place across the country 
protesting the fact that Congress is finally addressing the issue of
>illegal immigration.
>
>Certain people are  angry that the US might protect its own borders, might
>make it harder to  sneak into this country and, once here, to stay
>indefinitely.
I do not believe this is the stated purpose of the protesters.
>
>Let me see if I correctly understand the thinking behind these protests.
>Let's say I break into your house.
Lets say instead that you stole half of my country and built your house on a portion of it.
>Let's say that when you discover me in your house, you  insist that I
>leave.
Actually you are insisting that they stay and continue to work for slave wages and stay out of sight.
>But I say, "I've made all the beds and washed  the dishes and did the
>laundry and swept the floors.
>I've done all the things you don't like to do.
Actually they have done all the things you are too cheap to pay a citizen to do.
>I'm hard-working and honest (except for when I broke into your  house).
Of course your house is built on my land which you stole at the point of a gun. 
>According to the protesters:
>
>You are Required to  let me stay in your house
They are asking to be paid a living wage.
>You are Required to  add me to your family's insurance plan
Which they pay for through deductions from their wages that are never remited to the government.
>You are Required to  Educate my kids
Wrong...education comes from property taxes and unless you live under a bridge or in a dumpster you pay property taxes whether you are a rentor or a property owner.
>You are Required to  Provide other benefits to me and to my family
Such as???
>(my husband will do all of your  yard work because he is also hard-working
>and honest, except for that  breaking in part).
And the part that you stole the land.
>
>If you try to call the police or force me out, I will call my friends who
>will picket your house carrying signs  that proclaim my RIGHT to be there.
Yeah that freedom of speach thing really sux don't it.
>
>It's only fair, after all,  because you have a nicer house than I do, and
>I'm just trying to  better myself.
After all you did steal half of my country at the point of a gun.  I know that there will be some that will trot out the old line that countries always have wars and that is just how things are...which in essence means it is ok for me to break the law but not you, besides that was then this is now...
>
>I'm a hard-working and honest, person,  except for well, you know, I did
>break into your  house.
You steal half my country and I work for slave wages without documentation...
>
>And what  a deal it is for me!!!
Not from where I stand.
>
>I live in your house, contributing only a fraction of the cost of my keep,
Actually they contribute as much or more than any other citizen.


>and there is nothing you can do about  it without being accused of cold,
>uncaring, selfish, prejudiced, and  bigoted behavior.
The truth can be unpleasant.
>
>Oh yeah, I DEMAND that you to learn MY  LANGUAGE!!! so you can communicate
>with me.
I have never heard any latino spoksperson make this demand. 
I had always been under the impression that learning a forign language was the hallmark of an educated person.  When I went to high school learning a foriegn language was a requirement for graduation.  When I went to university a second foriegn language was required for graduation.
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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/30/2007 7:05:28 AM   
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UtopianRanger:
Here in southern california apples are going for about a buck to a buck and a quarter a pound.  A large golden delicious will weigh between a pound and a pound and a quarter, so that puts them in the check out line at over a buck apiece.  The grocery chains advertise them as being on special at ten pounds for ten dollars.  Lettuce is about .70 cents a head.  While there are some like me who have both the space and time to garden the overwhelming majority of the population is stuck in traffic on the 405 for four hours a day just to get back and forth to work. 
Who among us would have ever thought that three bux a gallon for gasoline was a deal.
You say that everyone would make their own fuel if it were easy...making diesel is easier than making jello and at a cost that is below fifty cents a gallon yet how many people do you know (besides me) who make their own fuel?
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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/30/2007 7:40:17 AM   
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ORIGINAL: thompsonx

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ORIGINAL: pahunkboy

i dont buy the theory that immegration is a bonus to the country.

if 12-20 million had citizenship- all social programs would be in peril.

SSI, SSDI, heating assistence, food stamps, medicare, medicaid.  all of that cost money.
IMO- amnesty would bankrupt some of the states. as there would be no way to PAY for all the new comers-

pahunkboy:
You seem to be making the assumption that first there are between twelve and twenty million illegal aliens in this country....how did you arrive at that particular figure?
The second assumption you are making is that  all of your alleged twelve to twenty million will automatically be on some sort of government assistance.
How and by what process have you arrived at this conclusion?
thompson


The govts number is 12 million.  CNNs number is 20 million.

I stand by my statement that on the state level- budgets that are already strained- will become VERY strained should amnesty occur.

This is not fair to the folks on these programs- that have been here all their lives.

Therefore states will cut programs, severely limit them, or perhaps grandfather in...meaning if you are on xyz program now- you can stay; but no new ppl.

Case in point- Drs who accept medicare.  Many DRs can't accept medicare as payments do not cover their costs. So the "are not accepting new patients".

A family with 22 children is going to put a strain on teh system.

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RE: "A Day w/o a Mexican" - 3/30/2007 8:14:45 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: thompsonx

quote:

ORIGINAL: pahunkboy

i dont buy the theory that immegration is a bonus to the country.

if 12-20 million had citizenship- all social programs would be in peril.

SSI, SSDI, heating assistence, food stamps, medicare, medicaid.  all of that cost money.
IMO- amnesty would bankrupt some of the states. as there would be no way to PAY for all the new comers-

pahunkboy:
You seem to be making the assumption that first there are between twelve and twenty million illegal aliens in this country....how did you arrive at that particular figure?
The second assumption you are making is that  all of your alleged twelve to twenty million will automatically be on some sort of government assistance.
How and by what process have you arrived at this conclusion?
thompson


The govts number is 12 million.  CNNs number is 20 million.
These two sources have always been the most reliable in some peoples opinions, just not mine.
If I remember correctly did'nt CNN tell us that Gore had won....and the government told us that sodamned insane had weapons of mass deception?
I am curious as to how CNN and the government arrived at these figures.

I stand by my statement that on the state level- budgets that are already strained- will become VERY strained should amnesty occur.
So you are sticking with your assumption that all of the illegal aliens will be on public assistance?  How did you arrive at this conclusion?

This is not fair to the folks on these programs- that have been here all their lives.
Both the government and CNN have a long history of being fair?
 
 

Therefore states will cut programs, severely limit them, or perhaps grandfather in...meaning if you are on xyz program now- you can stay; but no new ppl.

Case in point- Drs who accept medicare.  Many DRs can't accept medicare as payments do not cover their costs. So the "are not accepting new patients".
If by "cover their costs" you mean he will only be making a quarter of a million this year,after taxes, that does cause me a great deal of consternation.  Who will be left to buy junque bonds and time shares?

A family with 22 children is going to put a strain on teh system.
Are you talking about the Kennedy's?
thompson

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