So...
You are OK with them being able to put their compe ion out of business, who pay legal workers and taxes, by being able to offer services for less?
Shame on you.
illegal immigrant isn't a problem, at least not as much of a problem as "legal" immigration imho. illegal families may afford to pay for highschool, with or without government aid, but most of them don't have that much $ to pay for colleges. college costs are sky high tbh even some american families can't afford it, which is the main reason why so many american young lads have to head towards the workplace instead of realizing their american dreams in colleges.
families of legal immigrants, however, are rich enough to afford college education for their kids and are qualified for all sorts of government aid. kids of legal immigrants are sent to colleges where they'll spend 4 years and graduate with degrees, then they'll outcompete those AMERICAN lads who do not have college degrees in the new workforce.
illegals are dirting your neighbor maybe that ain't something you're supposed to like, but they ain't no threat or danger to this country imho. its LEGAL immigrants who're taking those decents jobs that american kids should have... they're about to claim everything you have and eventually take our whole country over.
time to STOP that i say. n!ggas grab your guns and start shootin em damn yellows on sight, LETS GOOOO!!!!!!
So...
You are OK with them being able to put their compe ion out of business, who pay legal workers and taxes, by being able to offer services for less?
Shame on you.
I see. Another attack on me that bears no true merit. Just another attack.
If you wish to take that view on the free market, then why not look the other way of industry doesn't follow the rules and pollutes rivers, the sky, etc. Are you only willing to promote illegal activity you agree with? Does that mean I can promote illegal activity I agree with? Now what if everyone practiced illegal activity they thought shouldn't be illegal?
My God man...
If one business follows the rule, and another doesn't to save money, who do you think will be laying off workers? Are you saying you would prefer workers who pay no income taxes of SS insurance keep their jobs over workers who do pay into the systems?
Seriously think about the economics you are supporting.
You would deny job creators this subtle edge in overhead? Why do you hate profits, WC?
What about robots though?
what about robots? are you one?
LOL. Sometimes, I think that people are the robots but we don't know it.
But my question was really about how robots figure in to the whole population thing. I would think that with robots, you don't need as many people.
What's with all this classism bull ? Do you understand anything about production economies? They don't have to make much money for it to be beneficial. Dollars in the US and sent to the US produce a real trickle down economy. How do you think China is improving living standards? and they have loads of people.
Also, a white felon has much better job prospects than a equally qualified black male with no criminal record in this country. I bet that has nothing to do with it.
So you're saying because you did some mickey mouse program with classes like "business calculus" or i.e calculus for re s, you're an expert on the subject?
So Mr. Finance major, how do you create jobs, how do you pay for baby boomer retirement once you kick out the evil jorb takers?
Just wondering. You're the smart one. I should stick to my subject area.
illegals don't get a dime of subsidy from the government, its LEGAL immigrants who do. you might have misfired at the wrong n!ggas imho
That may be true in some areas, but in Oregon, they don't require proof of legal residency to get government assistance.
http://www.gpoaccess.gov/eop/2005/2005_erp.pdf#page=104
Chapter 4, the Economic Report of the President deals with the net costs of immigrants, legal and otherwise.
It's from 2005, for those s who won't bother reading the link because it came from Obama.
If that is a response to my last post, parts of it are either incorrect, or not enforced.
You think a rape and illegal immigration are analogous? Interesting.
LOL, this exchange might subtly be one of the best in recent history.
WC should have just said "I didn't read that link, because you posted it, but if it disagrees with what I say then clearly its wrong."
Let me know when Alabama's unemployment numbers show improvement based on their immigration law.
Par for the course.
I searched the pdf for some pertinent information. Oregon does not abide by the areas I found.
This whole immigration issue puzzles me. We either should accept it or stop it. If they want to stop it then eliminate the jobs. Require employers to use e-verify and then fine the out of them if they don't. I mean put them out out ing business. As for the freeloaders on the system, make citizenship a requirement for benefits. Anchor babies? Fine. You want to come over here and have your babies so they can be citizens? We aren't gonna turn you away from the hospital when you are in labor. After you pay your ing bill you can have your damn baby and we will give you a ride back to the border. When your kid is 18 they can come back. You can stay the in Mexico.
Bad idea, unless it only applies to only spouses and dependents. The problem is, right now, people can bring in parents and other relatives. If we only remove the timeline, nothing keeps them form bringing in the entire extended family. That can be hundreds more for each new legal.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/under-...ts-110124.htmlThe Obama Administration has quietly thrown in the towel in a long-running battle to prevent disclosure of internal legal memos about its plans to force local law enforcement agencies to participate in the controversial immigration-enforcement system known as Secure Communities. The government also admitted it made an embarrassing mistake by giving a federal judge false information last year about the circulation of one of the do ents.
With much of official Washington shut down between Christmas and New Year's, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement division of the Department of Homeland Security released the long-sought memoranda on Dec. 28 to three immigrants' rights groups that filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit for the do ents.
U.S. District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin ruled in October that ICE had to make public a key memo describing the legal basis for forcing local police agencies to have fingerprint checks submitted to the Federal Bureau of Investigation also cross-checked in databases of alleged immigration violators. The Manhattan-based judge said in her opinion (posted here) that ICE adopted the memo as its official rationale by apparently reading from it in public. She also said the agency failed to rebut indications raised by the immigrants' rights groups that the memo may have been shared widely enough to void the usual attorney-client privilege.
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