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yeah, but most part of those jobs, americans would not accept doing, physical stuffs, etc
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you should move to North Hollywood, CA. But make sure you speak spanish as the coupons you get in the mail won't be in english. :1orglaugh |
the bad thing about this law that Arizona put into effect is that now every illegal alien will be calling for court time, free food and jail while the trial is held to see if they were racially profiled, filling up the courts and causing more costs. All because the the FUCKING IDIOT in office won't back this, FUCK HIM
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Fact is laws will be enacted, opinions of people who aren't concerned are useless. Only good for views on a message board.
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I think unless you have lived in a border state you don't fully grasp the deepness of this issue. This ISN'T about Jose taking the job I wanted my son to have at PF Changs. This is about a serious criminal element that is crossing the border and causing damage. That criminal element is from Mexico (a country not a race). Obviously a vast majority of that nationality are of a specific race so that opens the door for the race card to be played endlessly and creatively.
I have travel all over the world and on many occasions been asked to show my ID. When it happened in Thailand I would bet I stood out because I was white. Was I offended? Not a bit. I am not Thai and I was visiting their country, I have no problem if you want to know if I am there legally. I think the law is OK, I feel nervous about how the AZ police (MANY of which are horrendous, white trash, ignorant and power hungry) will enforce it. But we need to bring this issue to the surface. Phoenix has skyrocketed to the top of violent crime charts and kidnapping and it simply is not an influx of Australians causing it. |
I have a friend who is an LAPD. He's told me all sorts of stories about when they break up coyote houses, and all the human trafficking the Mexicans do. Really terrible stuff. Houses filled to standing room only with dirty, sick people. I could go on with lots of stories from people I know right in the mix. It's not just family guys at home depot.
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I personally do not view his administration as having left the country in great shape. The last time the country was in great shape was during the '50's...up to early or maybe mid 60's...and since then it has been all downhill...to our current situation. |
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(BTW, I lived in Phoenix for 8 years and San Diego for 5) |
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I am Latin, my grandfather was the 1st Hispanic in the US to own a radio station in Texas. I got through college with 2 degrees and through law school with the help of hispanic scholarships. Im not talking $500, im talking over $40K+ for being a latin student. Being Latin got me an education that i may not been able to get otherwise. So, i do know where you are coming from. It kinda sux to think of your family members being fucked with by the police because they are brown skinned. But things need to change. Sacrifices need to be made. States are going broke. There are some serious drains on our state economies because of all of the people that are here illegally. Kicking people out that dont belong here is a good start. Do you think that good Arab+Muslim people like getting singled out in the airport? Fuck no, but surfaces need to be made there too. The airport is one place where Blacks and Mexicans will never be singled out for being a suspected terrorist. Quote:
So true. Funny story: I was at Kino Flo in Burbank Ca. picking up a a few lights from repair 2 weeks ago. I have know all of the warehouse workers and different managers for about 8 years. I speak spanish to them and drop them all off porn DVDs. As a result i get my lights fixed fast and usually for free. Even when out of warranty. Great group of guys. So the subject of the AZ immigration law came up and everyone thought it was fucked up and racist. So i asked them how much do you guys make an hour? $18+? My question was this "How would you feel if your White bosses called you up to the office and told you guys, you need to get your pay cut to $9 an hour because we have all of these new applicants that will do your job for $9 an hour and they are willing to start today if you say no" I told them to keep in mind, you move boxes and anybody can be trained to do that. All 6 of them said thats fucked up! Then i told them that Kino Flo can easily go down the street to the Home Depot parking lot and start a bidding war for your job positions. Kino Flo will easily be able to cut their warehouse budget in half, in one day. So then i said fuck it!, lets git rid of the AZ law and give all of the illegals amnesty starting next month. We will pick a day 30 days from now and make everyone in this country legal. How many more are gonna head over to our country when we make that amnesty announcement i asked? To further that, how many more are gonna keep coming, knowing that we give out amnesty every 10 years? Now with all of these guys with their new work permits granted by our new Amnesty laws and now looking for a job, how safe is your job now??? After i left all of these guys were pretty concerned with what i said and definitely had a different view of immigration and all of the laws pertaining to it. |
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You mean back when they taught kids to duck and cover? Are you kidding me? |
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The real solution is air-tight borders and numerous work depots in Mexico funded by Mexico from which the supply and demand of labor of both countries can be met while cutting the criminal element out of the loop.
This also benefits Mexico as most of the guns used in the current rash of drug violence are good ol American weapons. |
Just start by giving fines to companies that hire workers without ID.
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The world was on the brink of going "poof!" Maybe you should read a little about Cuba? |
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Just how the fuck does the SSA collect this money? You need a Social Security Number/Card to have FICA and Medicare taxes collected. If you have a SSN you're not illegal. --- Fucktards Quote:
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Basically, you must be able to work in a field that requires lots of qualifications. What does this mean? It means that there aren't enough Americans who are educated enough to fill these jobs, which means it's time to bring in people who are. I couldn't move the united states to be a municipal worker, or a truck driver, or an auto mechanic. Because there are plenty of Americans who do that and who are qualified to do so. I could, however, move to the Unitd States to be a pharmacist, a landscape architect, or an English teacher. Because people with those skills are lacking in the US. In order to work a job/career in the United States, I must: 1) Have education (bachelors degree, usually) in a specific field. 2) There can not be any Americans with the same education credentials who are also trying to get the same job. If there are, they get it, I don't. 3) The employer must submit documentation stating that you are working for them. If the company goes under, or you get laid off, or fired, you can not simply get another job to make ends meet. You have to work in the same field, and have the new company submit new documentation indicating that you now work for them. 4) If the industry collapses, or jobs are not available, you go back to your own country. Like I said above, I can't leave my job as a landscape architect or english teacher to work at a grocery store. Living and working in the US means that you have skills that Americans don't have, or there is a shortage of people who have those skills. That's it. That is the only way you can legally work in the united states, at least if you are an every-man. There are different rules and regs, but they only apply to the top 1% of the population, wealth wise. You can be granted permanent residence in the United States if you invest in, or create a company that employs 10 americans for (I believe) a minimum of 2 years. If, after 2 years, you still have 10 americans employed, you are granted residence status. If the company folds after a year, you're out of luck, thanks for trying. Cliffs: The only reason people who aren't american work and live in the united states, is because there are not enough Americans with the skills to fill the jobs. You don't live and work there if you're going to be a cashier at a grocery store. ME? I'm working on my bachelors, and I plan on relocating the united states within 5 years. The field im studying has nearly no prospects in the United States. Most people in the field, are from somewhere else. |
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By the early 1980s, the USSR had built up a military arsenal and army surpassing that of the United States. Previously, the U.S. had relied on the qualitative superiority of its weapons to essentially frighten the Soviets, but the gap had been narrowed.After President Reagan's military buildup, the Soviet Union did not further dramatically build up its military;the enormous military expenses, in combination with collectivized agriculture and inefficient planned manufacturing, were a heavy burden for the Soviet economy. At the same time, the Reagan Administration persuaded Saudi Arabia to increase oil production, which resulted in a drop of oil prices in 1985 to one-third of the previous level; oil was the main source of Soviet export revenues.These factors gradually brought the Soviet economy to a stagnant state during Gorbachev's tenure. Ronald Reagan recognized the change in the direction of the Soviet leadership with Mikhail Gorbachev, and shifted to diplomacy, with a view to encourage the Soviet leader to pursue substantial arms agreements. Reagan's personal mission was to achieve "a world free of nuclear weapons," which he regarded as "totally irrational, totally inhumane, good for nothing but killing, possibly destructive of life on earth and civilization." He was able to start discussions on nuclear disarmament with General Secretary Gorbachev. Gorbachev and Reagan held four summit conferences between 1985 and 1988: the first in Geneva, Switzerland, the second in Reykjavík, Iceland, the third in Washington, D.C., and the fourth in Moscow. Reagan believed that if he could persuade the Soviets to allow for more democracy and free speech, this would lead to reform and the end of Communism. Speaking at the Berlin Wall on June 12, 1987, Reagan challenged Gorbachev to go further, saying: ? "General Secretary Gorbachev, if you seek peace, if you seek prosperity for the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, if you seek liberalization, come here to this gate! Mr. Gorbachev, open this gate! Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" ? Reagan and Gorbachev sign the INF Treaty at the White House in 1987Prior to Gorbachev visiting Washington, D.C., for the third summit in 1987, the Soviet leader announced his intention to pursue significant arms agreements. The timing of the announcement led Western diplomats to contend that Gorbachev was offering major concessions to the U.S. on the levels of conventional forces, nuclear weapons, and policy in Eastern Europe. He and Reagan signed the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty at the White House, which eliminated an entire class of nuclear weapons. The two leaders laid the framework for the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or START I; Reagan insisted that the name of the treaty be changed from Strategic Arms Limitation Talks to Strategic Arms Reduction Talks. When Reagan visited Moscow for the fourth summit in 1988, he was viewed as a celebrity by Russians. A journalist asked the president if he still considered the Soviet Union the evil empire. "No", he replied, "I was talking about another time, another era." At Gorbachev's request, Reagan gave a speech on free markets at the Moscow State University. In his autobiography, An American Life, Reagan expressed his optimism about the new direction that they charted, his warm feelings for Gorbachev.The Berlin Wall was torn down beginning in 1989 and two years later the Soviet Union collapsed. |
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Nothing in your copy and paste post...indicates that anything I posted...makes me full of shit...but your insult does give me cause to tell you...you are now dismissed. |
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My best friend of 20 years came to this country from England and over stayed his welcome. He had a social security card with his name on it and also had "not valid for work" stomped on it. He needed that to get his Drivers license. This guy tried and tried to get his Green card. Denied, denied over and over. With what he did, our country had tons what he did thats why he was getting denied. This guy did construction, drywalling+plastering and before that, he served soft served yogurt because there was no work. This guy had the very best work ethic out of anyone i have ever met. I used to call him the "white Mexican". Long story short, He saved his money, he paid taxes, some how got a tax return, bought 5 different properties, flipped them and cashed out when they were prime and made a shitload. Hired a attorney after 911,(was that much more difficult to get into this country after 911) to set up his paper work to come into the United states as a $500K investor. The tricky part was leaving the country back to England to not show that he ever over stayed his welcome. So he left through Mexico back to his port of entry which was England. When he came back to the US, customs saw according to their records that he never left the US. But since he went back to England he had a new passport with no stamps and had all of his paper work in order stating he was a serious investor with money already in US banks. The US customs saw that oversight as their mistake and they welcomed him with open arms. Was it right? Nope. Did he make it right? Yup. At the end of the day, this guy has over 1 million liquid in the bank, and owns 2 apartment buildings and pays a butt load in US taxes. This is what our country wants. It is kind of lame that it is that difficult to get into this country. I do know that it can be very difficult to get into this country, but the rules are the rules.:2 cents: |
You can also be sponsored by a citizen if you are close family/relatives and they do make exceptions if you do not have a degree.
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So who's fault is this? Is Mexico to blame for their deplorable living conditions, poverty and crime, a place where most people have no chance to be anything but poor? Is the US to blame, making themselves out to be a bastion of liberty, freedom and success? Or does the blame sit somewhere inbetween? Mexico: Poverty, crime, lack of education, no hope. Attached to the United States. USA: Freedom, liberty, success, happiness, impossible to enter legally for 99.5% of Mexicans. Attached to Mexico. And there in lies the problem :( I 100% believe that illegal imigration, at least from Mexico into the United States, is unstoppable. You may catch and deport more with tougher laws and better law enforcement, but they'll be back. Can you blame them? |
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It was the later years of the cold war that the major build up of weapons and technology that the USSR couldn't keep up with, they had more, we had better In the later years is when Reagan was in office, so now you're saying he did bring down the USSR? Or are you giving credit to the peanut farmer? |
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Then to top it off, he decided to lie about how long he had been in the country, left through Mexico, returned to the UK, and then back to the US? Yeah, that's exactly what we want in the US. Someone who came to the US with the intention of breaking it's laws with the "hope" that he would granted permission to stay, and then when he got called on it he exited the country through Mexico to avoid US customs. Your friend is a criminal intent on breaking our laws. No wonder why he can't get in. |
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My neighbors across the street are another one. They are from Afghanistan. They barely speak a lick of English, but from what they told me they went through a four week "business course" and then while they were still in Afghanistan they got a loan to move their entire family to the US and open up a business - They now run a 7-11. Years ago I worked for an Iranian family. Same exact crap. They took a business course on running a dry cleaner, got a huge loan, moved the entire family from Iran into a million dollar house. They came here under some goverment program that encouraged them to take a business course and then loaned them the money to come and open up a business. I'm not saying it's easy to move to the US and become a citizen. There has to be some requirements. We can't just let anyone in. But once you come in illegally, you should never be allowed back in again. |
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Like i said earlier, this person is seriously loaded, employs over 20 American employees and has all of his citizenship papers in order. He didn't even have to take a test.lol |
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They use legal citizens social security numbers to get hired for jobs. So yeah some may pay into the system, but they are using stolen ss numbers. They also cause headaches for a lot of people by using their ss number. |
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Selective reading doesn't help anyone. |
is it safe to assume that anyone in favor of this is a mexican or at one time an anchor baby? how could anyone be in favor of illegals taking over shit.
round em up, send them back. end of discussion duke |
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