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The Oldgringo answers:FANGS asks:
I've said this before, and I'll say it again: HOW CAN NORTH KOREA FIGURE THIS OUT AND THE U.S. CAN'T?
carlson1 wrote:OK Let us now see if we can take this back to the original topic.
, this one has about run its course.In my old whisky ravaged mind, this debate has now come full circle.aardwolf wrote:Can you imagine the good it would do for the economy if those jobs became available during a period of high unemployment?duns wrote:I understand that there are about 12 million of them here most filling low-skilled jobs that Americans don't want. Can you imagine what damage it would do to the economy if they were all expelled?
Can you imagine the good it would do for the country if we told Americans with no job skills they can take those jobs. More importantly, it's their choice to take those jobs or not, but no more welfare handouts. Can you imagine the good it would do if it doesn't matter their sex, race, religion, national origin, family status, or anything else. No more government handouts.
Can you imagine the good it would do for America is we reversed the socialist tide?
This may come as a latter day shock to some, but the REPUBS are just as much to blame as the DEMS. This border situation didn't start last week or even last year or the year before that. It's been going on for a long time and neither party dares to alienate this potentially huge block of voters.Quahog wrote:Sad, really....08thunders wrote:Cambiar
I am unclear whether American History is still taught in public schools and/or if it's on the TAKS test or not; however, if it is still a subject, we would all recall that Oglethorpe's colony; i.e. Georgia, was founded by the peoples mentioned above.baldeagle wrote:
....Common sense tells you that non-productive people, criminals, drug addicts and similar types of people would not contribute to prosperity no matter where they reside....
