brett636
Well-Known Member
Lol this is from your own link. Are you even reading what you are linking to these days?
Arizona's anti-imigration law...
- Thread starter Lue C Fur
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Lol this is from your own link. Are you even reading what you are linking to these days?
diesel96
Well-Known Member
if you enlarge it to 300%/400% in your browser, and you can see the sign text is not consistent with the sign, or the rest of the picture.
I figured it out in 30 seconds.
What's your excuse?
Look at the text on the signs under magnification. The pattern is completely different than in other parts of the picture.
It is not evenly pixelated. The concentration around the letters (and parts of the sign border) are much different than in the "general" picture.
You look ridiculus protecting BaBa....lol
UPS Lifer
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You don't get it Mr Dies .... NOBODY CARES!
Even if it is not real it certainly is funny!
Here is what I propose we do. I will be happy to rent a nice ultra comfortable air-conditioned bus and personally pay to drop a full bus of illegal immigrants right into your neighborhood! This is a WIN-WIN! You get some fresh illegals you can care for and I will even include a set of instructions to show them the best way to free load off your state's healthcare and welfare and education system.
Just give me your address and they will be on their way!!! I am excited! How about you?
How you like them apples!
Lue C Fur
Evil member
You don't get it Mr Dies .... NOBODY CARES!
Even if it is not real it certainly is funny!
Here is what I propose we do. I will be happy to rent a nice ultra comfortable air-conditioned bus and personally pay to drop a full bus of illegal immigrants right into your neighborhood! This is a WIN-WIN! You get some fresh illegals you can care for and I will even include a set of instructions to show them the best way to free load off your state's healthcare and welfare and education system.
Just give me your address and they will be on their way!!! I am excited! How about you?
How you like them apples!
I can put in some cash also...what ya say Deez., you can show how Liberal you are and help the poor Illegals out.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
just a little item that I found to be quite interesting;
I'm sure you have all heard about the major water break in the Boston area ( 33 towns & cities ).
Well some towns were giving away free bottled water with the National Guards' help. But they would only give it to proven residents of that town.
So it was " show us your papers " .
I'm sure you have all heard about the major water break in the Boston area ( 33 towns & cities ).
Well some towns were giving away free bottled water with the National Guards' help. But they would only give it to proven residents of that town.
So it was " show us your papers " .
dilligaf
IN VINO VERITAS
wkmac
Well-Known Member
First we hear this:
Our constitutional rights aren’t granted to us by government. Our rights come from God, and the Constitution simply recognises them.
Then later from some of the very same people we hear this:
Illegal immigrants and terrorist suspects don’t have constitutional rights because they’re not American citizens.
Our constitutional rights aren’t granted to us by government. Our rights come from God, and the Constitution simply recognises them.
Then later from some of the very same people we hear this:
Illegal immigrants and terrorist suspects don’t have constitutional rights because they’re not American citizens.
wkmac
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brett636
Well-Known Member
You mean you made a subjective judgement in 30 seconds. Coming from someone who struggles to understand the intricacy of the forum tags I highly doubt you have the skills to spot a photochopped picture. I have little doubt it's real.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
This is not that unusual as you know people not affected by the water main break would try to get free water thereby possibly taking from those who may actually need it.
The condo complex where I live has an annual clean up day where the residents can put whatever they want disposed of in a designated spot and it will be hauled away at no charge. It is not uncommon for non residents to try to put their trash in the pile. It is also not uncommon for trash pickers to rummage through the pile.
dilligaf
IN VINO VERITAS
Brett, thanks for the video. I would guess that there are many naturalized citizens that feel the same way.
Dave, you're right. It's saddening to see how so many people will take advantage of something that is not theirs to have or to use. I have nothing against legal immigration. There are many illegals here that conduct themselves in an honorable way. But, there are far too many that sneak across the border, conduct illegal activities and when faced with prosecution run back across the border. It needs to be stopped. We have had FAR TO MANY murders committed by illegals that have gone back to Mexico to avoid jail.
Dave, you're right. It's saddening to see how so many people will take advantage of something that is not theirs to have or to use. I have nothing against legal immigration. There are many illegals here that conduct themselves in an honorable way. But, there are far too many that sneak across the border, conduct illegal activities and when faced with prosecution run back across the border. It needs to be stopped. We have had FAR TO MANY murders committed by illegals that have gone back to Mexico to avoid jail.
Lue C Fur
Evil member
A Legal Immigrant's Take on Arizona's Immigration Law
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2010...gration-law-sb-obama-america-legal-immigrant/
I am a legal immigrant. My family and I emigrated from Russia to New York in 1993. We applied for permission to do so in 1990. Throughout those three years we went through numerous background checks and interviews and we waited patiently to be granted the right to move to America.
My status as a legal immigrant shapes my perspective on the illegal immigration issue in general, and Arizona Immigration Law SB 1070 recently adopted by the state of Arizona in particular. When confronted by critics of this legislation, who have urged me to empathize with illegal immigrants, I draw the following comparison: when a person goes into a bank with a check and receives cash for it, that person follows the legal and proper procedure for obtaining money; however, when a person robs a bank with a gun, that person, too, has received cash, but by way of committing an illegal act. Both individuals leave the bank with money, however, one is a law abiding citizen while the other is a criminal.
As a legal immigrant, I neither empathize with nor support those who break the law in order to gain admission into the United States of America. The background checks and interviews that we experienced as a part of the legal immigration process proved to the American authorities that my family did not harbor a criminal past, communicable diseases or extreme views. Those who skirt the procedures are not only breaking the law by entering the country illegally, they are robbing the United States of the chance to vet them. These illegal aliens disrespect the American rule of law. They disrespect legal immigrants like me who stood in line to come here. And they disrespect all American citizens at large who are kept safe by the immigration rules and processes.
It is counterproductive to denounce the Arizona bill as the left has at every turn. It would be much more constructive to offer Arizona and its citizens an alternative -- something the federal government has failed to do. Arizona's illegal immigration problem manifests itself in overcrowded schools and hospitals, rampant violence and has left Phoenix with the second highest kidnapping rate in the world, right behind Mexico City.
Arizona has exercised its constitutional right to deal with the problem that has bankrupted the state. Polls show that 70 percent of Arizonans and a majority of Americans support the measure.
President Obama has led the charge against Arizona’s new immigration law. He is capitalizing on this divisive issue for political gain by wrongfully painting supporters of the bill as racist.
As president of the United States, it is Mr. Obama's job to protect its citizens. He should not frivolously interfere with states as they deal with the problems that they face, especially those, such as illegal immigration, that federal institutions do not deal with adequately. Speaking both as a legal immigrant and an American citizen, I urge President Obama to put away his political interests. If his opposition to the legislation is truly genuine, then he needs to step up offer real alternatives to SB 1070.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2010...gration-law-sb-obama-america-legal-immigrant/
I am a legal immigrant. My family and I emigrated from Russia to New York in 1993. We applied for permission to do so in 1990. Throughout those three years we went through numerous background checks and interviews and we waited patiently to be granted the right to move to America.
My status as a legal immigrant shapes my perspective on the illegal immigration issue in general, and Arizona Immigration Law SB 1070 recently adopted by the state of Arizona in particular. When confronted by critics of this legislation, who have urged me to empathize with illegal immigrants, I draw the following comparison: when a person goes into a bank with a check and receives cash for it, that person follows the legal and proper procedure for obtaining money; however, when a person robs a bank with a gun, that person, too, has received cash, but by way of committing an illegal act. Both individuals leave the bank with money, however, one is a law abiding citizen while the other is a criminal.
As a legal immigrant, I neither empathize with nor support those who break the law in order to gain admission into the United States of America. The background checks and interviews that we experienced as a part of the legal immigration process proved to the American authorities that my family did not harbor a criminal past, communicable diseases or extreme views. Those who skirt the procedures are not only breaking the law by entering the country illegally, they are robbing the United States of the chance to vet them. These illegal aliens disrespect the American rule of law. They disrespect legal immigrants like me who stood in line to come here. And they disrespect all American citizens at large who are kept safe by the immigration rules and processes.
It is counterproductive to denounce the Arizona bill as the left has at every turn. It would be much more constructive to offer Arizona and its citizens an alternative -- something the federal government has failed to do. Arizona's illegal immigration problem manifests itself in overcrowded schools and hospitals, rampant violence and has left Phoenix with the second highest kidnapping rate in the world, right behind Mexico City.
Arizona has exercised its constitutional right to deal with the problem that has bankrupted the state. Polls show that 70 percent of Arizonans and a majority of Americans support the measure.
President Obama has led the charge against Arizona’s new immigration law. He is capitalizing on this divisive issue for political gain by wrongfully painting supporters of the bill as racist.
As president of the United States, it is Mr. Obama's job to protect its citizens. He should not frivolously interfere with states as they deal with the problems that they face, especially those, such as illegal immigration, that federal institutions do not deal with adequately. Speaking both as a legal immigrant and an American citizen, I urge President Obama to put away his political interests. If his opposition to the legislation is truly genuine, then he needs to step up offer real alternatives to SB 1070.
UPS Lifer
Well-Known Member
Again everything I read and hear from the left and uber left and especially the president.... points to politics. BTW, This president certainly has proved to me that he only represents some of the citizens of the USA not all of the citizens and certainly does not represent my interests so I don't consider him my president.
Anyway the left shows they only care about the left... they don't care about the violence, murder, rape, kidnapping and drug and human traffickers, who are terrorizing the southern half of our great state. This just continues to polarize the citizens who have had enough. We are tired of being called racist bigots. We are tired of paying the way for people who feel they are entitled to our land, our jobs, our healthcare and our education. We are just plain tired!
And then there is the former governor... who says that the borders are secure enough! WOW WOW -
Anyway the left shows they only care about the left... they don't care about the violence, murder, rape, kidnapping and drug and human traffickers, who are terrorizing the southern half of our great state. This just continues to polarize the citizens who have had enough. We are tired of being called racist bigots. We are tired of paying the way for people who feel they are entitled to our land, our jobs, our healthcare and our education. We are just plain tired!
And then there is the former governor... who says that the borders are secure enough! WOW WOW -
Doesn't matter if polls show Americans support the bill if it proves to be un-Constitutional, right?
