Whitey Loughmiller wrote:
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The lovely mestizoes are coming to a neighborhood near yours.

ted

wrote:
> The lovely mestizoes are coming to a neighborhood near yours.
>
> ted

I don't get it...Is this one of those, "they're taking our jobs" kind
of things?

Greg Zywicki

> I don't get it...Is this one of those, "they're taking our jobs" kind
> of things?
>
> Greg Zywicki

I was thinking along the same lines- like maybe it was cheaper than
getting someone legal to do it.... this is frugal living, after
all...getting too callous in the face of this tidal wave of hysteria.
NY Times reports pears rotting in Calif. with nobody to pick them due
to stepped up enforcement.
You'd think a citizen never raped anybody. Of course young men,
often without women, living in stressful circumstances, don't always
behave as we would like. A woman not far from where I live was killed
by such a guy last year. Don't have a perfect solution. Does seem to
me a bit of humanity, providing services for these people, helps the
situation. I'm generally in favor of recognising reality- the reality
that we hire these people, directly or indirectly, our economy seems to
need them. Of course we could get into U.S. policy/ history in Latin
America, it's effect on the economy of the region, frequent
hostility to democratic development of the region- of course that's
ancient history, except of course that country(where Bush cooperated
with a coup against elected gov) whose president is running around
calling ours a devil and telling all and sundry to read Chomsky who I'm
beginning to sound like- or that country which the sainted Reagan hired
people to terrorise (which one of them, you might fairly ask) and which
is about to hold an election which our Ambassador feels it is his
absolute democratic duty to interfere in in ways we would never
tolerate any envoy to our shores doing... OK rant exhausted, battery
saying 'recharge now.'