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May 01, 2007

Doing the Work Americans Would Rather Not Be Done

 

 

Illegal immigration: because we need to import more criminals to drive drunk and kill the children Americans don’t want to kill:

 

Video by Blogbat 

 

On the other hand, as unwitting victims also in the big-picture, illegal aliens quickly get a sobering lesson about their true role here as the property of their corporate slave-masters. While they are free to protest using anti-American slogans, riot, and make threats against ordinary Americans, watch what happens when they begin demanding fairer wages, as was the case in Houston a few weeks ago when these janitors (some no doubt illegal aliens) went on strike:

 

 

Video by dwencl at Liveleak

 

This May Day as we look around and realize the Bush administration has single-handedly imported the radical problems previously only faced by other parts of the world from criminal communists, we should also remember this:  the violence, the riots, the identity theft, the unnecessary loss of life, the cries to tear down America by invaders newly arrived – invaders who have not been ineffective in doing so – could all be stopped by pushing the deport button (both directly in part and indirectly in greater measure by prosecuting those who hire them).

 

It bears repeating what has been said so many other times by so many others already: A healthy moral and emotional compass understands the notion of boundaries. By boundaries here however, I don’t really mean borders, I mean something bigger for which borders are certainly a part. Psychologists describe any behavior, no matter how charitably intentioned, that displays a pattern of causing significant harm to self in order to placate the demands of another an unhealthy behavioral pattern. They point out that if the giver’s desire to help the taker does not recognize healthy boundaries, not only will the giver be destroyed in the process, the taker will no longer enjoy the benefits of what the giver had to offer. In short, both lose. If America sinks by the weight of billions attempting to climb aboard at once, then those already on board and those attempting to climb aboard, and those stranded at sea with a distant hope seen in a distant light at the edge of darkness, all sink, and bear the burn as the bitter water of salty separation from hope fills their lunges at once.

  

Those who wish to arrive legally and become a part of something greater than the third-world cesspool from which they pulled themselves out are warmly welcomed to do so. We need to make doing that a matter of course, in fact, by streamlining that process. However, when government and business fail to be socially responsible and invite in the unvetted, often criminal, often the public health risk, there must be biting consequences sought through the courts and other legal avenues. This is being done more now – and achieving some not so surprising success as victims of illegal immigration are beginning to hold those responsible for putting Americans in danger. When my grandparents and great grandparents arrived here legally, they learned the language and joined what they knew was greater than themselves. That’s because those immigrants were intellectually honest: they understood they would not have come so far had what they were coming to not been better than what they had left. So they had no delusions about or desire to recreate the failed system they had fled.

 

 

Related: Right Truth: Just Enforce the Immigration Laws

 

 

Posted by Martin at May 1, 2007 09:41 PM

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