D Peter Maus wrote:

D Peter Maus wrote:
dxAce wrote:

D Peter Maus wrote:

dxAce wrote:
David Eduardo wrote:

"D Peter Maus" wrote in message
news David Eduardo wrote:
I think they would be more likely to object to someone like you
with your
"Pancho" routine and way-out-there ways of expressing their feelings
about immigration topics.
As for my thoughts on immigration...not so far out there as
you'd have
us believe.

I'm far from alone, here.

The truth is that there is no way to remove most of the illegal
immigrants.
There are around 12 million, and they are the entry level employees
needed
to sustain the economy. Removing them, in the vast majority, would
paralyze
the economy and create a depression out of the current recessionary
situation. Despite wild cries to the contrary, the current
unemployment rate
is very near the residual level below which a nation can never go; the
unemployed consist significantly of those who can not work, will
not work
and those who are in the wrong place for getting work.

Deporting the non-criminal, hard working illegal immigrants will
simply
cause entire sectors of the economy in many regions to collapse or be
paralyzed.
BS

On the other hand, there was no enforcement for 30 years. We
essentially
told the world that it could come and slip in as we chose not to
enforce
existing laws.
What's this 'WE' ****, 'Eduardo?

So in came enough people to equal the total populations of
Phoenix, San Diego, Atlanta and Dallas. Nobody really stopped them.
Government did not care... in fact, the only ones who cared have
generally
been those who don't understand the need for entry level employees
in a
developed economy.

So now we have parents who are illegal who have children who are
significantly Americanized and who are Americans by birth.
That can be changed.

Yet we want to
send them all back to Laos or Mexico or Romania after the family
has been
here, in some cases, for decades.
They prosecute folks who committed murders decades ago.. so what's
the problem?

Give those who have roots and who do not have any criminal records an
opportunity to become legal and eventually to become citizens. They
are a
vital part of the nation and the economy.
Support the Deport David 'Eduardo' Frackelton Gleason Movement!


I'll gas up the Envoy. You want to ride shotgun?

Road trip!




I'll bring the SW-8.

Or how about this: I've got the iPod wired into the radio. What's
the drive from here...20 hours...I could download a drive full of
podcasts, as we could make him sit an listen to Mark Levin all the way
down.

Eh?

I don't know, though it might be fun to torture him!