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Old 11-11-2009
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

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LALALALALALALALALALA!
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*Sticks fingers in ears* I can't hear you.
Having an illegal pay your taxes only leaves an American out of work, collecting unemployment or welfare. A net revenue loss.

Of course, since were talking about an illegal with stolen IDs, they are probably collecting welfare as well.
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

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Having an illegal pay your taxes only leaves an American out of work, collecting unemployment or welfare. A net revenue loss.

Of course, since were talking about an illegal with stolen IDs, they are probably collecting welfare as well.
Except that we've already demonstrated with, you know, evidence, that immigrants, regardless of legal status, are an economic net plus.

When you want to start posting with, you know, evidence, be my guest.
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Old 11-11-2009
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

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Except that we've already demonstrated with, you know, evidence, that immigrants, regardless of legal status, are an economic net plus.

When you want to start posting with, you know, evidence, be my guest.
They are? I don't think you've demonstrated anything.

Illegal Immigration Costs California $10.5 Billion Annually
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

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They are? I don't think you've demonstrated anything.

Illegal Immigration Costs California $10.5 Billion Annually
FAIR?... is a hate group. I can dig up the SPLC report on them if you're interested.

What that "study" by a hate group (so we can go ahead and understand that there's no reason to think that it is remotely unbiased) fails to do, is take into account the economic contribution of immigrant labour. Hint, it's not all taxes.
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

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See, now I know you're not reading my posts. Why do you refuse to address data I provide that show that you are wrong?
Because your data is tainted by irrelevant information, and it is impossible to discern the difference between legal and criminal immigration in your data, as has been spelled out for you several times by several posters.

Let me ask you this, do you think it's fair to all the legal immigrants from all over the world who played by the rules, (IE waited in line, passed the immigration test, learned English, ect) for these criminals to selfishly cut to the front of line, thus limiting the amount of legal immigrants the US accepts each year? Is that alright that, just due to thier proximity to the US, these illegals from latin america can come here at will and cut infront of impoverished people from all around the world who do not have that option?
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

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Because your data is tainted by irrelevant information, and it is impossible to discern the difference between legal and criminal immigration in your data, as has been spelled out for you several times by several posters.

Let me ask you this, do you think it's fair to all the legal immigrants from all over the world who played by the rules, (IE waited in line, passed the immigration test, learned English, ect) for these criminals to selfishly cut to the front of line, thus limiting the amount of legal immigrants the US accepts each year? Is that alright that, just due to thier proximity to the US, these illegals from latin america can come here at will and cut infront of impoverished people from all around the world who do not have that option?
Our immigration system is broken. If you're mad about that, don't blame the people who are only trying so feed their families.

Edit: Data that refers to both documented and undocumented immigrants applies to both. Is that so hard to understand?
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

what many seem to fail to grasp is that the distinction between legal and illegal immigration doesn't even really matter. if you were really "pro legal immigration, just anti illegal immigration," you would support easing our immigration laws and making it easier for people to enter the country.

what if we just decided that anyone who wanted in could get in, thus making all immigration legal? wouldn't that be a perfectly sound solution to the "illegal" immigration problem?
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

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What that "study" by a hate group (so we can go ahead and understand that there's no reason to think that it is remotely unbiased) fails to do, is take into account the economic contribution of immigrant labour. Hint, it's not all taxes.
The nonesense about "hate" aside, you would have a valid point if we had very low unemployment, but considering the fact that unemployment is currently around 10%, and the fact that criminal immigrants make up about 2% of the population means any and all illegal immigrant labor contribution is 100% replaceable by Americans.
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

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Our immigration system is broken. If you're mad about that, don't blame the people who are only trying so feed their families.
You didn't answer the question, do you think it's fair that these sanctuary cities are not only allowing, but encouraging these criminals to break the law at the expense of impoverished people from the rest of the world who are willing to play by the rules and come here legally?

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Edit: Data that refers to both documented and undocumented immigrants applies to both. Is that so hard to understand?
Sure it applies to both together, but it does not apply to either on thier own, which is exactly what we are discussing here - Do you hear yourself?
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Old 01-07-2010
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Re: Seattle in Rebellion

I like Seattle,

This is a complex issue. The "wall of shame" which divides Mexico from America hasnt helped and taints Americas image abroad. Bye the way, Euorpe has the very same problem with Africa and the Middle East countries.

I see to options: a Marschall Plan for Mexico and South America in oder to keep these poor people at home. (How broke are we?) Maybe we could finance this project by becoming a peaceful nation like Canada.

The next option would be by helping them find work in America.

Both ideas would be unpopular. If Americans hate their own poor, than why should they help foreigners?
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