Callete! Este es nuestro pais y nuestro himno nacional ahora!!!

[BigTex]

Originally posted by BHCWarman88
if not,mabye we should just shoot them or something.

Originally posted by BigTex
That would be to costly. In Iraq for every enemy killed there's and expenditure of 200,000 bullets. Now there's 20 million illegal immigrants in the USA. So for the sake of argument say there's a 10,000 to 1 kill/bullet ratio, that would require 2,000,000,000,000 bullets. Each round of M-16 5.56mmx45mm ammunition costs around .52 cents. The total cost would come to $1,040,000,000,000 just to get rid of the current number of illegals in this country. Thats not including the people who will try to cross in the future. Unfeasible to shoot them all.

Now Tribesman did mention something about Zyclon B though you might be interested in.

It seems like the sentiments from those in Europe or in the Northeast are this problem is just occurring now. Well it hasnt, the problem has been in the south western states for over a decade. Its only now that its nationally known problem. Monday was quite a nice day, I'd just wish it was like this the rest of the time.



Everybody loves BigTex.

[Beirut]

Now Tribesman did mention something about Zyclon B though you might be interested in.

Gentlemen,

Please leave mass shootings and Zyclon B out of discussions pertaining to identifiable groups of people.

[Devastatin Dave]

Well, the Beaner in Chief sang the Anthem in Spanish during his campaign to lie his way back into power....
http://www.drudgereport.com/flash7.htm
Face it, neither party is going to do anything about this invasion, instead they'll just change the subject to Bird Flu, abortion, flag burning, dwarf tossing, or some other imaginary outrage that the media can masterbate to in order to distract the public from the real problems in our everyday lives. Yawn...

[Divinus Arma]

DD, not if we keep up the heat. This is not a fly-by-night issue. Honestly, how long have you been informed and angry about illegal immigration? I have been pissed for years.

The chief complaint I hear now is but there is nothing I can do.

Yes there is. Send a quick email to your house representative and both Senators, as well as Frist and Boehner. Then, and equally as important, tell everyone you know who cares to do the same thing. Make sure that they also tell everyone they know, and so on.

If all of us who actually careed stopped whining and started doing something, the politicians would hear the low roar.

I already wrote my congresswoman, Bill Frist, and John Boehner and let them know that if they vote for temporary worker status that does not force illegals to return home first, then I will ditch the GOP and stay out of policy until someone sounds the trumpets that I want to hear.

There is one answer to this problem: (1) Punish employers so heavily that they will be truly scared to employ illegals. Concentrate on internal enforcement. This takes care of the demand for labor. (2) Conduct actual regulation of the border. Build a wall (physical or tech-based) and stop the inflow. This stops the anchor baby droppers. (3) Open opportunities for legal immigration. This way we get the labor we need from people who want to be Americans.


Get vocal, get involved, and get others to join you. We can still save our country.

[Devastatin Dave]

Yes there is. Send a quick email to your house representative and both Senators, as well as Frist and Boehner. Then, and equally as important, tell everyone you know who cares to do the same thing. Make sure that they also tell everyone they know, and so on.

My senators are Turbin Durbin and Barrack "Osama" Obama. They have my IP blocked!!!

[Louis VI the Fat]

DD, not if we keep up the heat.

Aye, that seems the only way.

For many white and Afro-Americans, (illegal) immigration has been just another issue. Like Bird Flu, abortion, flag burning or dwarf tossing indeed. Most won't base their vote on this particular issue.

For Latino-Americans this issue is much higher on the list. One of the key issues on which they base their political allegiance. Combine that with them being concentrated in a handful of key states - California, Texas and Florida are steadily becoming unwinnable without the Latino vote - and it becomes clear how some ten to twelve percent of the electorate can hijack an issue against the wishes of a vast majority of the remaining ninety percent.

The reluctancy which both parties have shown over this issue is entirely rational. The only way out is indeed what you suggested - to get more vocal, to turn up the heat and keep it up.