R. S. wrote:
> Report Employers, Landlords, Illegals to Immigration and Customs Enforcement
> (ICE)
>
> Site the Law Statute they are violating
>
> U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act
>
> Sec. 1324. Bringing in and harboring certain aliens
> TITLE 8, CHAPTER 12, SUBCHAPTER II, Part VIII, Sec. 1324.
> http://www.fourmilab.ch/uscode/8usc/...VIII-1324.html
>
> Take Vehicle License #, Identify Work Locations, Identify Residences, and
> Report them.
>
> http://www.ice.gov/about/dro/contact.htm
>
> Report Suspicious Activity:
> 1-866-DHS-2-ICE
> 1-866-347-2423
>
> Make ICE do their Job!
>
> Take the Persons Name and badge # when you report illegals and note the
> date, time, and info reported .
>
> We need to Force Law Enforcement to do their job!

This is something we can all do to be pro-active.

John

Should I report my neighbors if they host an illegal poker game?

wrote:

> Should I report my neighbors if they host an illegal poker game?

You must report all people who commit crimes against ze fatherland.

On 2006-06-05, > wrote:
> Should I report my neighbors if they host an illegal poker game?

Only if they send to winnings to their families in Mexico.

nb

> wrote

> Should I report my neighbors if they host an illegal poker game?

Are you an anal retentive ditship? I didn't think so.

--Tedward

Dave Smith a écrit :

> wrote:
>
> > Should I report my neighbors if they host an illegal poker game?
>
> You must report all people who commit crimes against ze fatherland.

Fazzerlandt! Dumkopf!

a écrit :

> > We need to Force Law Enforcement to do their job!
>
> This is something we can all do to be pro-active.

Where's the e-mail address to report nosey parkers?

> R. S. wrote:

>>We need to Force Law Enforcement to do their job!

And uh, you need law enforcement to fix everything for you?
Be a man and handle it yourself.

The other day I caught one of them handicapped people
parking in one of *our* spots. Needless to say he'll
never try that again.

--
Reg

wrote:
> a écrit :
>
>
>>>We need to Force Law Enforcement to do their job!
>>
>>This is something we can all do to be pro-active.
>
>
> Where's the e-mail address to report nosey parkers?
>

The OP.
f-u set/
--
lsmft

Wow, Joe McCarthy would be so proud!!!

On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 19:07:52 GMT, Reg > wrote:

>> R. S. wrote:
>
>>>We need to Force Law Enforcement to do their job!
>
>And uh, you need law enforcement to fix everything for you?
>Be a man and handle it yourself.
>
>The other day I caught one of them handicapped people
>parking in one of *our* spots. Needless to say he'll
>never try that again.

But people get so very upset when somebody shoots an invading shitskin
(sigh).

Will

In rec.sport.football.college Edward M. Kennedy > sanoi, hitaasti kuin hämähäkki:
> > wrote

>> Should I report my neighbors if they host an illegal poker game?

> Are you an anal retentive ditship? I didn't think so.

Could you please give me a list of which crimes deserve
informers and which don't?

rich

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> Could you please give me a list of which crimes deserve
> informers and which don't?

Crimes against other people and other people's property.

The problem is, too many people are in prison for crimes against
themself.

nb

"rich hammett" > wrote

>>> Should I report my neighbors if they host an illegal poker game?
>
>> Are you an anal retentive ditship? I didn't think so.
>
> Could you please give me a list of which crimes deserve
> informers and which don't?

If you are not objecting to some schmuck reporting a poker game,
I have no use for you.

--Tedward

You can't pick and choose what laws you wish to see enforced, or which
violations are worthy of reporting to the authorities. If it's illegal
then it's against the law period. There are laws against poker playing
because gambling is an evil vice which is destroying society so by
reporting these poker playing scum you are doing a public service.

And to those who ask "how do you know that they're playing poker in
their homes" well you just have to be a Good American and peek in their
windows.

in message ups.com...

> You can't pick and choose what laws you wish to see enforced, or which
> violations are worthy of reporting to the authorities. If it's illegal
> then it's against the law period. There are laws against poker playing
> because gambling is an evil vice which is destroying society so by
> reporting these poker playing scum you are doing a public service.
>
> And to those who ask "how do you know that they're playing poker in
> their homes" well you just have to be a Good American and peek in their
> windows.

Now this, my friends, is a well constructed troll. First, we have
the bait, and stinky it is! "You can't..." is a time-tested way
to get bozos to shout, "Yes! Yes I *can*!" (I am bozo hear me
roar!) Then, there is the insult in the "evil vice...destroying
society" because on at least two of these groups, we have a lot
of gamblers or once gamblers. This is kinda like those double
scented ant traps that gets both the sugar and grease loving ants.

Last but not least -- and this is often left out by those brutish
intellectuals on rsbc -- is the *hint* in "be a Good American and
peek in their windows." The hint is important for two reasons.
It allows to have actual discussions without having to wonder if
the other asshat is simply trolling, while also ensuring that only
clueless gits and busy bodies get ensnared in the messy web.

My hat is off. Good day, sir,

--Tedward

[cross posting deleted]

Edward M. Kennedy wrote:
>
> Now this, my friends, is a well constructed troll. [snip]
> Last but not least -- and this is often left out by those brutish
> intellectuals on rsbc -- is the *hint* in "be a Good American and
> peek in their windows." [snip]

Don't forget the introductory hint in the posting name: George W....
-aem

In rec.sport.football.college Edward M. Kennedy > sanoi, hitaasti kuin hämähäkki:
> in message ups.com...

>> You can't pick and choose what laws you wish to see enforced, or which
>> violations are worthy of reporting to the authorities. If it's illegal
>> then it's against the law period. There are laws against poker playing
>> because gambling is an evil vice which is destroying society so by
>> reporting these poker playing scum you are doing a public service.
>>
>> And to those who ask "how do you know that they're playing poker in
>> their homes" well you just have to be a Good American and peek in their
>> windows.

> Now this, my friends, is a well constructed troll. First, we have
> the bait, and stinky it is! "You can't..." is a time-tested way
> to get bozos to shout, "Yes! Yes I *can*!" (I am bozo hear me
> roar!) Then, there is the insult in the "evil vice...destroying
> society" because on at least two of these groups, we have a lot
> of gamblers or once gamblers. This is kinda like those double
> scented ant traps that gets both the sugar and grease loving ants.

> Last but not least -- and this is often left out by those brutish
> intellectuals on rsbc -- is the *hint* in "be a Good American and
> peek in their windows." The hint is important for two reasons.
> It allows to have actual discussions without having to wonder if
> the other asshat is simply trolling, while also ensuring that only
> clueless gits and busy bodies get ensnared in the messy web.

> My hat is off. Good day, sir,

And this is morally different, somehow, from seeing somebody
with slightly darker skin and a cheesy moustache and forcing
them to produce their papers?

rich
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> > We need to Force Law Enforcement to do their job!
>
> This is something we can all do to be pro-active.
>
> John

Yeah sure.

Then the next inititive is going to be people in Washington State
reporting their neighbors for playing poker online.

Then the Citizens on Patrol will report people's 'Illegal' home games.


rec.gambling.poker is about the dumbest place to post shit like this
right now. WE'RE under attack, our freedom to play the games that we
want to play. And you want us to report Jose because he's picking fruit
and gardening for our neightbor?

Real smart. Once they're done reporting the illegals, poker is next.
We'll all need to get ****ing barcodes tatooed on our neck to get into
a casino. No homes games. No online poker. Half of us will be in
jail... for playing a game.


In summary: We enforce laws against them, tomorrow the moral majority
will be passing MORE laws against us.

Get your heads out of the sand, poker players are about to BECOME the
illegals.

"rich hammett" > wrote

>>> You can't pick and choose what laws you wish to see enforced, or which
>>> violations are worthy of reporting to the authorities. If it's illegal
>>> then it's against the law period. There are laws against poker playing
>>> because gambling is an evil vice which is destroying society so by
>>> reporting these poker playing scum you are doing a public service.
>>>
>>> And to those who ask "how do you know that they're playing poker in
>>> their homes" well you just have to be a Good American and peek in their
>>> windows.
>
>> Now this, my friends, is a well constructed troll. First, we have
>> the bait, and stinky it is! "You can't..." is a time-tested way
>> to get bozos to shout, "Yes! Yes I *can*!" (I am bozo hear me
>> roar!) Then, there is the insult in the "evil vice...destroying
>> society" because on at least two of these groups, we have a lot
>> of gamblers or once gamblers. This is kinda like those double
>> scented ant traps that gets both the sugar and grease loving ants.
>
>> Last but not least -- and this is often left out by those brutish
>> intellectuals on rsbc -- is the *hint* in "be a Good American and
>> peek in their windows." The hint is important for two reasons.
>> It allows to have actual discussions without having to wonder if
>> the other asshat is simply trolling, while also ensuring that only
>> clueless gits and busy bodies get ensnared in the messy web.
>
>> My hat is off. Good day, sir,
>
> And this is morally different, somehow, from seeing somebody
> with slightly darker skin and a cheesy moustache and forcing
> them to produce their papers?

I ain't got no problem with immigrants, illegal or legal.
I have no evidence this is an externality that needs to be
addressed.

--Tedward

Graphic Queen wrote:

> We have room for but one language here, and that is the English
> language...and we have room for but one sole loyalty and that is a loyalty to the American people."
>
> ~~Theodore Roosevelt, 1919


Teddy was a newb.

Let's go back to Ben Franklin, who said: "Why should the Palatine Boors
be suffered to swarm into our Settlements, and by herding together,
establish their Language and Manners, to the Exclusion of ours? Why
should Pennsylvania, founded by the English, become a Colony of Aliens,
who will shortly be so numerous as to Germanize us instead of our
Anglifying them?"

That phrase haunted him. He regretted it, and his stance, once he
really saw the plight of these people, and their spirit. Later in life
he retracted this view point, leaning much more towards the views of
his contemporary, Benjamin Rush. Rush was a proponent of bilingual
higher education.


Let's go back further. John Adams wanted to establish an "American
Academy for refining, improving, and ascertaining the English
Language". Congress shot him down. They said that a democratic
government had no business telling the people how to talk, that
language choices should be left to the individual.


Teddy's ideas on language were precursors to McCarthy. If you don't eat
apple pie, you're a commie! If you don't speak english, you're a
commie! Etc etc. The cold war hadn't yet stiffened views enough to make
Teddy's remarks a true loyalty test... but that was to come in the
1950's. At the time, the effect of his words was to ban the teaching of
other languages in K-8. Yes folks, a policy that actually made us
dumber and more xenophobic. Hard to imagine, yes?


Oh, and immigrants are learning English faster than ever, by the way.
Calvin Veltman (1988) concludes that Hispanic immigrants to the U.S.
are now approaching a two-generation model of language shift--that is,
of becoming dominant in English--as compared with the three-generation
model typical of immigrants at the turn of the century.