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At 5:38 AM,  Anonymous said...

We're all immigrants here, Mooch. Every last one of us. And mine came unwillingly too, honey pie -- as indentured labor, scummed out of a Scottish debtors prison in the 1730s. So up your racially-antagonized you-know-what.

 

At 5:18 PM,  Empress Trudy said...

Liberals and to be fair a few people on the right don't really distinguish legal from illegal immigration. The left doesn't believe in borders and laws and the right doesn't accept 'foreigners'. A pox on all of them.

 

At 10:37 PM,  InMemoryOf Yossi said...

Trudy, not true. I can't tell you how many arguments over this. They keep calling them undocumented, and I keep saying ILLEGAL. That's the problem. So what, running a red light is an undocumented street crossing? Rape is now undocumented consent? Why is it OK to be illegal, and not break other laws? Any parent knows that if you make rules, and pick and choose which to enforce, all the rules go out the window.
Everyone I know has no problem with legal immigration. It's the law breakers that bother us.

 

At 2:31 AM,  Anonymous said...

Asians arrived in this country after Africans, and racism and violence against Asian shopkeepers in black neighborhoods during the second half of the 20th Century is legendary.

Hello, Mooch. Did you put that into your thesis at Princeton? Did you put in that first wave of rioters in Watts went around painting racial directives on storefronts? "Blood" meant "leave this one be." What was painted to flag a business as Asian-owned, Mooch?

But don't worry, Mooch. The Millennials don't know what I'm talking about, and neither to most of their parents.

 

At 8:29 AM,  Anonymous said...

What job? She only took expensive vacations. After prescribing carrot and celery sticks for public school lunches while her kids in private school ate French fries and donuts.

 

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