Jul 27 2007, 07:33 AM
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Jul 27 2007, 08:48 AM
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is it not a bit anti-capitalistic (if not socialistic) to disrupt the economic benefit of illegal immigrants?
we need to build robots to replace illegal work forces. interestingly, indian reservations that have land on the border have sovereignty and are allowed to vote (usually the vote of the tribal council) on any new border policy that would directly affect their land. (such as the building of a fence etc.). obviously the border is still patrolled on reservations. (they pulled us over). a lot of people die of dehydration when they cross the border in these areas, as they are desolate. the o'odham are voting on a resolution to put up large water tower-ish dispensers with an agreement from the border patrol not to camp there, in order to lower the "human cost". |
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Jul 27 2007, 09:15 AM
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Fool Group: Members Posts: 2,127 Joined: 23-February 06 From: LBB Member No.: 56 |
is it not a bit anti-capitalistic (if not socialistic) to disrupt the economic benefit of illegal immigrants? we need to build robots to replace illegal work forces. interestingly, indian reservations that have land on the border have sovereignty and are allowed to vote (usually the vote of the tribal council) on any new border policy that would directly affect their land. (such as the building of a fence etc.). obviously the border is still patrolled on reservations. (they pulled us over). a lot of people die of dehydration when they cross the border in these areas, as they are desolate. the o'odham are voting on a resolution to put up large water tower-ish dispensers with an agreement from the border patrol not to camp there, in order to lower the "human cost". Or the states could follow the model that's already out there and provide prisoners as cheap labor. And no water towers, if they manage to make it across the desert on their own, they can stay a few days until we deport them and let them try again. If they don't make it, consider it us giving back to the environment - feeding the vultures -------------------- Spam? Isn't that something poor people eat?
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