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Isn't that a Ginsu? |
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You ask: "If Red Indians had been amenable to slavery, why would the New World have had to import slaves from Africa?" |
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Were they bleeding it? The animal protested loudly at the start thgen quieted down, as would I as I lose liters of blood. |
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It is my understanding, CG that there wasn't a 'shortage' of redskins , but an attitude on the part of same whereby they would rather starve than work as slaves for long. Black slaves were brought to the New World before those "southern plantations' were built. |
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I rarely eat hotdogs or sausages due to the high salt and nitrate contents, kosher or otherwise. |
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Keep in mind that the Spaniards were screwing with the Indians since about 1500. They preferred to convert them to Christianity rather than to kill them. The early Spaniards weren't looking to set up plantations, but tried to use Indian labor in the gold and silver mines. After they had stolen the gold the Indians had already mined before the conquista. |
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dat's for sure, ptg. |
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Nothing like white guilt. White people call sniffing gas "committing suicide". No one ever imagined Sylvia Plath was trying to cop a buzz. |
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Feeder, there were Israeli, and Romainian, immigrants swept up in the raid too. Apparently the wailing wall isn't keeping them out. |
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The copper mother of exiles cries: |
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I agree Feeder, my point is that our immigration/work visa/border/port entry system is so badley broken we must reform it. We have, for the better part of 25 years, not enforced our immigration laws, our choice. Most have entered illegaly, some have entered with visas and stayed after they expired, we sat on our hands. If we have an honest conversation with ourselves, alot of people have entered this country illegally, with a wink and a nod from us. Illegal immigration was cheaper, in the short run. We wake one day and now there are 12 to 20 million of these illegals (no such word), living and working here (about half of them were shopping in my Walmart last Sunday). What to do? Deport them all? Amnesty? Do we treat the "illegal" that has been here living and working for 20+ years, the same as the guy that crossed last week? Treat the drug dealing M13 banger, and the guy who has worked and paid taxes on someone elses SSN, as the same kind of ciminal? I dont know what the answer is, but this problem needs to be adressed with more than a 30 second soundbite. Solutions aren't always popular. |
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Deport the lot of 'em. We have enough homegrown scofflaws: no amnesty at all, not for a single one, not for any reason. To them that whine that its unfair, inhumane, harms the kids, etc. my answer is: "You should have thought of the consequences before you decided to immigrate illegally." Any bad result of crime is rightfully the criminal's fault. |
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Ok, send them all back, have 'em go to the end of the line, or ban those who have broken the law from the line all together. We still need a system that provides enough legal immigration to fill the labor needs of this country. More ports of entry, more employees for INS, more offices to keep track of the people who are here. More expensive up front, but cheaper in the long run than the mess we are in now. If we dont make some changes to our immigration laws we will be like Fred trying to put Dino out the door at night. |
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I'll agree with your solution, but you have to change "needs" to "wants". Everybody wants cheap labor; nobody needs it. |
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