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benrl
HanzHenry
groingrinder
That is so sad! It is blatant racism for these employers to pay the Mexicans one penny less than they would pay an American. I do not understand why no one calls them on it.
the rapists are to blame for the rapes. And it is a sign of their culture, happens south of the border too.
Or are all the rapes in their home country the fault of the racist Americans also?
Im also disgusted by the "they didn't wana get raped they shouldn't be here" Stance.
edit on 23-3-2014 by benrl because: (no reason given)
Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. "Blessed are the gentle, for they shall inherit the earth. "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.…
Auricom
reply to post by Bellor
Right, empires rise and fall. Demographics continually change. Isn't that what you liberals keep telling us? So why does it matter if the Mexican empire fell but not the American one?
As for illegals, I don't care if they are here illegally. Rape should never be a control mechanism, it shouldn't be anything except a footnote in history. "Once, long ago we were capable of such atrocities...". But the solution is a simple one, don't enter the U.S. illegally so you're afraid to take it up with your supervisors or the police.
In my opinion, both should be punished. One should serve a lengthy jail sentence and the other deported.
DaphneApollo
reply to post by crucified
No, it's not American's faults, but greedy Corporations. And we, the American consumer need to be made aware of this.
Just bringing this to people's attention. The legal system is working to help now.
benrl
reply to post by crucified
Ah yes the cry of the Internet troll, Fine do it.
Heres the thing, thats not how this works.
In a democracy and or representative republic we support the free exchange of ideas, and open debate and discourse is vital to the wheels of society.
Im sure in your world every reasonable argument can be defeated with a "fine you do it" Sadly in a community it takes the whole to effect change.
Putting the burden on one person for having a complaint, is perhaps the weakest way to try and defeat the argument.
But I suppose when your on the Wrong side of Human rights its hard to argue.
Just so we are clear though, I happen to be very politically active in general, as I strongly believe if you are not YOU HAVE failed your duty as a Citizen of this Nation.
I've also worked with the Ceasar Chavez charity raising awareness on Migrant workers plight during my college days for extra curricular.
So Ill put this to you than, IF you don't want them here,
go take Their job.
takeourjobs.org...
ETA
That last part, Is there only since it seems we are devolving into rhetoric and hyperbole on the issue.edit on 23-3-2014 by benrl because: (no reason given)
JohnPhoenix
Seems to me undocumented migrant workers is a sugar coated way to say Illegal Immigrant.
So these gals are here illegally and they expect sympathy and aid no less from us legal tax paying citizens ? Well they get my sympathy and my boot. they can get aid back in their home country of Mexico or wherever.
We cannot encourage these people to remain Illegal by catering to their every need. If these gals didn't get health care when raped, they would think twice before hopping the border.
Bellor
JohnPhoenix
Seems to me undocumented migrant workers is a sugar coated way to say Illegal Immigrant.
So these gals are here illegally and they expect sympathy and aid no less from us legal tax paying citizens ? Well they get my sympathy and my boot. they can get aid back in their home country of Mexico or wherever.
We cannot encourage these people to remain Illegal by catering to their every need. If these gals didn't get health care when raped, they would think twice before hopping the border.
I dont think they expect sympathy from anyone, they may however expect whatever passes for justice in that part of the world.
You would think on a side note though, people would naturaly as decent human beings be quite sympathetic towards their plight. The tone of this thread however suggests such is not the case. Which is pretty pitiful in all honesty. Your sir are a fairly poor excuse of a human being
DaphneApollo
reply to post by groingrinder
Blatant Racism.
And, believe it or not, some of the men ( Foreman/Bosses ) accused of doing this are their own country men.
Bellor
reply to post by Krazysh0t
What are you even talking about?, these socio economic failings are well beyond our control and quite frankly, nothing is to be done about it. However that does not mean I will somehow stop feeling compassion for my fellow humankind. If you have no compassion for these people and what they go through then to put it simply you are a complete psychopath.
Rape sucks, and the people who do it need to be arrested and imprisoned
Bellor
JohnPhoenix
Seems to me undocumented migrant workers is a sugar coated way to say Illegal Immigrant.
So these gals are here illegally and they expect sympathy and aid no less from us legal tax paying citizens ? Well they get my sympathy and my boot. they can get aid back in their home country of Mexico or wherever.
We cannot encourage these people to remain Illegal by catering to their every need. If these gals didn't get health care when raped, they would think twice before hopping the border.
I dont think they expect sympathy from anyone, they may however expect whatever passes for justice in that part of the world.
amazing
We're already paying for undocumented workers and illegal aliens in healthcare premiums and all kinds of other ways.
Keep in mind, that if you lived in a poor Mexican village and had a chance to escape to the USA you would do it in a heartbeat. I would.
So they're here and there are issues. Amnesty and a clear cheap path to citizenship is the way. Or we could argue about it for another 20 years and accomplish nothing. hmmm what makes more sense?
Krazysh0t
amazing
We're already paying for undocumented workers and illegal aliens in healthcare premiums and all kinds of other ways.
Keep in mind, that if you lived in a poor Mexican village and had a chance to escape to the USA you would do it in a heartbeat. I would.
So they're here and there are issues. Amnesty and a clear cheap path to citizenship is the way. Or we could argue about it for another 20 years and accomplish nothing. hmmm what makes more sense?
So because they are already here and using a system that was supposed to be implemented for the citizens, we should just break down and let them in anyways? You know I have a better answer to your question, enforce the existing deportation laws as well as enforce the laws that shut businesses down for employing illegals. Maybe if we made it as difficult as possible to work in this country, they wouldn't be so willing to come here illegally. You know instead of bending over backwards and acquiescing to their demands and needs one by one.