All of the vigilante in Texas harrassing Mexican's should be arrested

Discussion in 'Politics' started by HoneyMarie, Nov 7, 2005.

  1. rambozo

    rambozo New Member

    hahaha unruly. but no smiley face. was joke?
     
  2. De Orc

    De Orc Well-Known Member

    What a good idea send all the Mexicans to France & of course in return they can send you all the Algerians, Morrocans that they have stockpiled for just a event LOL, I am certain that you will welcome a new Mosque in every town & city with open arms :D :D (Pun on the arms bit LOL)

    De Orc :D
     
  3. RickieB

    RickieB New Member

    Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh yes it sounds so familiar...that GIANT SUCKING SOUND FROM THE SOUTH-WEST OF TEXAS... :eek: :eek: :eek:

    RickieB
     
  4. OldDan

    OldDan New Member

    I for one would agree to this exchange just so long as both sides made the participants swim the Alantic.
     
  5. De Orc

    De Orc Well-Known Member

    LOL Can we make it slightly more interesting and introducing electric eel's to the equation but give the swimmers a head start??

    De Orc :D
     
  6. SilverDollarMan

    SilverDollarMan New Member

    I will have 2 agree w/ this. I say stop letting illegal's have babies born as US citizen's too! Send their azz home! Stop paying 4 the birth and deport both of them. PERIOD...No Exception's.
     
  7. craigG

    craigG New Member

     
  8. quick dog

    quick dog New Member

    This discussion is out of hand and degrades the board and its members.
     
  9. Andy

    Andy Well-Known Member

    If you took the time to have read my posts you would have seen that I stated the issues. We had this discussion in the past where you had made charges without knowing the issue for you failed to read.

    illegal aliens are very expensive to our nation.
    1. They drain funding away from other students.
    How: There parents are not paying taxes which would add to the funding.
    There presence alone is a cost never mind bilingual education which is very
    expensive.
    2. They are draining away from Social Security.
    How: If an illegal has a baby here the baby is an american citizen and the mother has
    the right to stay. The mother then sponsers her parents to come who come to
    retire.
    Also there are numerous reports of illegals getting SS benefits anyway.
    3. They are draining away college aid to American born citizens.
    Only in America can an illegal person go to college for free.

    Never mind my postings on how if the father is working a low paying job he is living in free housing, we pay for, with his family that is getting welfare, we pay for, and food stamps plus his kids are getting a free breakfast and free lunch in school, that we pay for. I could go on but I did already in my other posts in this thread.
     
  10. Andy

    Andy Well-Known Member


    I agree with you that overpopulation is a major problem that the world is facing today and I agree with you about big business.
    However with the crime issue, when I lived in New York we had a saying in Harlem. What is the difference between a Brownstone in Sugar Hill and a tentament on Malcom X Blvd. The people who are living there. Same type of building, two streets close to each other, people from the same ethnic group, but worlds apart based upon the class and attitude of the people living in those homes
     
  11. 09S-V.D.B

    09S-V.D.B New Member

     
  12. Andy

    Andy Well-Known Member


    Normally I would agree with you except that Arnold ran for Governor as a stated reformer of the system. If the powers that be will not let him make his promised reforms that he was elected on then he should bring those issues to the people to see if that is what they really want.

    The people voted and it was not what Arnold had hoped for and that is the end of that. The vote has to be respected for this is a democracy.

    Now was Arnold elected for his platform or because he was a movie star?
    Sad when you think about it, since some of his platform issues were not supported in the special election.
     
  13. rick

    rick New Member

    I think this thread can all boil down to perspective. These people sneak into the US for obvious reasons - they want a better life for themselves and their family that they cannot obtain in Mexico. That's something, on a per capita level, that you cannot fault them for... Some of us might even make the same choices in their shoes.

    So what we really need to do, since this is our problem, is to apply economic pressures on Mexico to increase their standard of living.

    To whoever suggested deporting children born here by illegal alien parents, I say: you better get in line behind them, because I'm sure if you trace your family back, you have a very good chance that one or more people in your family tree got into this country under illegal means at some point. So have fun in whatever country your rules end you up in.
     
  14. rambozo

    rambozo New Member

    51st state!!! and if s what would you guy think would be a good 51st state quarter?(real ideas and not just negative stereotypes those are to easy)
     
  15. OldDan

    OldDan New Member

    There is rummor that it will be the District of Columbia that will eventually become the 51st. state. It's quarter would have a congress man with his hand in somebody elses pocket.
     
  16. ajm229

    ajm229 New Member

    I'll be honest - I liked the National Collector's Mint's idea for the 51st State Quarter from Washington, DC. I'll post a pic of the reverse design sometime tonight, but if you haven't seen it, it's a great design.
     
  17. quick dog

    quick dog New Member

    This is the only logical conclusion that one can reach from the available evidence. Most of the voters that elected Schwartzenegger apparently did so on the basis of his movie fame and personality. There is simply an overwhelmingly large number of emotional and ignorant California voters. California has very serious economic and social problems, and its citizens are unequiped to deal with them. :(
     
  18. rick

    rick New Member

    Fame has always gone a long way in politics. From local levels with Jesse "the body" ventura to the highest national level with Reagan.

    Politicians are almost never elected for their 'platforms' anyway. It all generally boils down to who sold themselves the best - so it only stands to reason that the person who has already been sold to the public at the box office, already has one foot in office. Which is probably for the best anyway, since their platform positions are only whatever their paid staff told them to say for the most part.

    If politicians were elected for their positions on issues, then there would never been a problem with campaign contributions and finances - because everything would be determined in the media interviews and debates.
     
  19. rambozo

    rambozo New Member

    dude hes a cybernetic killing machine from the future. ofcourse he would win.
    and isnt his wife a kennedy?
     
  20. Andy

    Andy Well-Known Member

    I agree with alot of what you have stated with the exception that Ronald Reagan had a clear political platform and was a statesman. He had clear objectives, he communicated those objectives and when he finally did become the President he stayed fast to his beliefs. Ronald was attacked by the leftwing press during his terms but he actually got along with the Democrat leadership on many key issues which was why his Presidential terms were so successful. The cold war is over, Ronnie along with the Pope, Thacher, and the people of eastern europe did it. Also our economy recovery should not be forgotton after Jimmy Carter almost destoryed it.

    As for Ronald the actor.
    He was never that popular and made mainly B movies.
    It was a long long time between Ronald the actor and Ronald the President with being a Governor inbetween.
     

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