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lovedems Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-09-04 02:36 PM
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52. Well, I am being denied rights and priveledges AS A US CITIZEN
I am being denied healthcare, the right to a decent job, and I could go on. Don't expect any sympathy here, because this administration is shirking it's responsibilites to the US citizens in favor of making corporations more profitable. Believe me, Canada looks good compared to the future of this country right now.
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  -Bushler's Mexican "Guest Workers" will have to register for the DRAFT!! ElementaryPenguin  Jan-09-04 12:09 PM   #0 
  - aha!  fertilizeonarbusto   Jan-09-04 12:10 PM   #1 
  - You just knew there was a catch with these  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 12:48 PM   #15 
  - never happen -- this bill is not voted on until 2005 and the repugs don't  cthrumatrix   Jan-10-04 10:22 AM   #86 
  - HOLY SHIT! It makes perfect sense now!  Fenris   Jan-09-04 12:11 PM   #2 
  - Precisely!! These bastards don't miss an evil trick!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 12:17 PM   #4 
  - Oh  judge_smales   Jan-09-04 12:14 PM   #3 
  - So out of character for the BFEE , isn't it?  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 12:25 PM   #9 
  - They have plans  seemslikeadream   Jan-09-04 12:18 PM   #5 
  - Yes, and so must we! We should point this issue out to the Dem candidates  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 12:21 PM   #6 
     - They have been targeting the Mexican community  seemslikeadream   Jan-09-04 12:26 PM   #10 
  - They are already being given citizenship  leetrisck   Jan-09-04 12:22 PM   #7 
  - I have noticed.  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 12:30 PM   #11 
  - Will likely include women as well  truthseeker1   Jan-09-04 12:25 PM   #8 
  - The menial jobs they'll come here for...they'll be doing in Iraq!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 12:33 PM   #13 
  - This is Rangel's plan, not Bush's immigration proposal  GRClarkesq   Jan-09-04 01:36 PM   #36 
     - Yes, I know  truthseeker1   Jan-09-04 02:51 PM   #55 
  - As the mother of 4 boys, this is sickening  lovedems   Jan-09-04 12:33 PM   #12 
  - I no longer tolerate Bushler support in my family either, lovedems!!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 12:38 PM   #14 
     - Nope, I don't give  lovedems   Jan-09-04 12:49 PM   #16 
        - Well said, LD!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 12:58 PM   #18 
  - People, undocumented immigrants are already required to register  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 12:56 PM   #17 
  - I understand that.  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 01:00 PM   #19 
  - Are you suggesting they should be exempt?  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 01:00 PM   #20 
     - your missing the point  el_gato   Jan-09-04 01:05 PM   #22 
     - So many possible contrary positions one could argue  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 01:09 PM   #24 
     - Do they have the right to vote?  truthseeker1   Jan-09-04 02:55 PM   #57 
        - No, but they have the right to leave and go back to their own country  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 03:58 PM   #67 
           - U.S. expats fight for their resident countries too?  japanduh   Jan-09-04 09:17 PM   #78 
              - It depends on the laws of the country of residence, I believe  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 09:58 PM   #81 
     - Bingo, eg!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 01:16 PM   #27 
     - and granting amnesty to rich employers who rely on the cheap labor  havocmom   Jan-09-04 10:52 PM   #83 
     - I'm suggesting the whole "guest worker" concept is fucking outrageous  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 01:09 PM   #25 
        - My perspective as a member of a military family  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 01:17 PM   #28 
           - Cut me some slack, slack - or YOU try Canada!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 01:26 PM   #30 
           - My brother is over in Iraq right now, EP  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 01:31 PM   #34 
              - I'll pray for your brother, slack.  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 01:46 PM   #42 
              - All this talk of "fulfilling obligations as a citizen"...  Efilroft Sul   Jan-09-04 02:10 PM   #45 
                 - I quite agree, ES!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 02:30 PM   #50 
                 - Well stated ES...I like the Starship Troopers analogy  U4ikLefty   Jan-09-04 08:28 PM   #77 
              - yes there is.  uncle ray   Jan-09-04 01:55 PM   #44 
              - Get off the soap box already... Geez n/t  are_we_united_yet   Jan-09-04 10:07 PM   #82 
           - Well, I am being denied rights and priveledges AS A US CITIZEN  lovedems   Jan-09-04 02:36 PM   #52 
           - right on, lovedems!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 02:47 PM   #53 
           - I appreciate your families committment to the armed services  are_we_united_yet   Jan-09-04 11:49 PM   #84 
              - Straw Men, Overgeneralizations, and Guilt By Association, Oh My!  slackmaster   Jan-10-04 10:21 AM   #85 
                 - Don't you put words in my mouth!!  are_we_united_yet   Jan-10-04 07:40 PM   #90 
  - And how exactly  NicoleM   Jan-09-04 01:37 PM   #37 
     - Well, this is part of the plan  truthseeker1   Jan-09-04 03:04 PM   #59 
  - thanks for the post  sal   Jan-09-04 01:04 PM   #21 
  - You're welcome!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 01:31 PM   #33 
  - Chinga tu madre Bush  Bushknew   Jan-09-04 01:05 PM   #23 
  - Say what? Something about the fuhror's mother...  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 01:11 PM   #26 
     - It means ...  Bushknew   Jan-09-04 01:25 PM   #29 
        - Gotcha.  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 01:29 PM   #31 
  - That's what was done to My IRISH ancestors during the Civil War  proud patriot   Jan-09-04 01:30 PM   #32 
  - My uncle is from India, his brother came to visit during the Vietnam War  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 01:33 PM   #35 
  - Many others were not so lucky.  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 02:17 PM   #46 
  - He was lucky  japanduh   Jan-09-04 09:23 PM   #79 
     - He had the option of simply going home to India  slackmaster   Jan-10-04 10:24 AM   #87 
  - Leave it to ChimpCo to repeat a shameful chapter in our history!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 01:50 PM   #43 
  - That sounds reasonably fair  Fescue4u   Jan-09-04 01:38 PM   #38 
  - Good point about them having the option of leaving  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 01:43 PM   #40 
  - Tin-foiler's notion??  truthseeker1   Jan-09-04 03:08 PM   #60 
     - I read Bush's motivation quite differently  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 03:59 PM   #68 
        - It's BOTH!  truthseeker1   Jan-09-04 06:17 PM   #69 
           - The fact that guest workers will be able to LEAVE negates the draft  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 07:13 PM   #72 
  - You can vote - they can't.  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 02:20 PM   #47 
  - Not exactly  GRClarkesq   Jan-09-04 01:43 PM   #39 
  - A "guest worker" would not be a nonimmigrant program and will  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 02:25 PM   #48 
  - Read it again  truthseeker1   Jan-09-04 03:25 PM   #66 
  - Now it makes sense  tom_paine   Jan-09-04 01:46 PM   #41 
  - Even that I wouldn't put past them - and you're right -  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 02:27 PM   #49 
  - BFD - they should have to register  KFC   Jan-09-04 02:33 PM   #51 
  - They can't even vote - and you expect them to be asked to die??  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 02:50 PM   #54 
  - As long as they understand registration is a condition of their status  KFC   Jan-09-04 03:03 PM   #58 
  - That is a descipable policy (which is natural, since Bushler supports it)!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 03:12 PM   #64 
  - Asked, not required  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 07:22 PM   #75 
  - because they can't VOTE  alarimer   Jan-09-04 07:02 PM   #70 
     - People here on green cards can't vote either  slackmaster   Jan-09-04 07:21 PM   #74 
  - Uhhh.... wait a minute..  AntiCoup2k   Jan-09-04 02:54 PM   #56 
  - It kind of acknowledges illegals, doesn't it? (nt)  truthseeker1   Jan-09-04 03:12 PM   #63 
  - To inject a little humor:  kiahzero   Jan-09-04 03:09 PM   #61 
  - Illegal aliens always had to register  Walt Starr   Jan-09-04 03:11 PM   #62 
  - Bingo, Mr. Starr!  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 03:19 PM   #65 
  - Privatization of War  jokerman2004   Jan-09-04 07:07 PM   #71 
  - "An entire slave labor class and a bountiful supply of cannon fodder"  David Zephyr   Jan-09-04 07:18 PM   #73 
  - Good post, David Z! At least these greedy bastards know that...  ElementaryPenguin   Jan-09-04 07:23 PM   #76 
  - Bingo!!!  RobinA   Jan-09-04 09:32 PM   #80 
  - Told You So.  arwalden   Jan-10-04 10:25 AM   #88 
  - It is already happening. True story  anarchy1999   Jan-10-04 11:43 AM   #89 
 

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