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Title: Menendez says new Angle ad is racist
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URL Source: http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief ... ez-says-new-angle-ad-is-racist
Published: Oct 28, 2010
Author: Michael O'Brien
Post Date: 2010-10-28 07:40:01 by HAPPY2BME-4UM
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Views: 262
Comments: 21
Nevada Republican Sharron Angle's new TV ad is racist, the head of Senate Democrats' campaign efforts charged. "It's clear whose side he's on," the ad says of Reid. "Not ours." Menendez condemned the ad in harsh terms, reflecting the already close nature of the race between Reid and Angle in the state. "I think it's despicable. I think it tries to portray all Latinos in this country in a negative light, in a state that has such a large, vibrant, productive Latino population," Menendez said. "And it goes hand in hand with what Sharron Angle is doing in trying to suppress that vote in Nevada."
Sen. Robert Menendez (N.J.), the chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC), lambasted Angle's new ad, "The Wave," which targets Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on illegal immigration.
"I do," said Menendez, a Cuban-American, when asked if he thought Angle's new ad was racist.
The new TV spot talks about an influx of illegal immigrants into Nevada, depicting Latinos, who are presumed to be illegal immigrants in the ad, as dangerous. Angle's campaign hits Reid for supporting benefits for immigrants here illegally, and for voting against making English the national language of the U.S.
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#1. To: HAPPY2BME-4UM (#0)
Angle is supposedly concerned about Mexican thugs - with plenty of pictures of thug-looking Hispanics (or Hispanic-looking thugs). And therefore she bitches about Harry Reid allowing Mexicans to get Social Security accounts and admission to college. Does Angle think it's the thugs who will be paying into Social Security? Does she think it's the thugs who will be going to college? Or does she simply think that all Mexicans are thugs? It would seem that Reid has made an effective effort to work things out so that productive and well-behaved Mexicans can stay here, while the thugs are deported.
The mean average Mexican IQ is 89. Out with all of them.
"If ever this vast country is brought under a single government, it will be one of the most extensive corruption, indifferent and incapable of a wholesome care over so wide a spread of surface. This will not be borne, and you will have to choose between reform and revolution. If I know the spirit of this country, the one or the other is inevitable." - Thomas Jefferson
You need to be deported, you're a disgrace to this country.
WWGPD? - (What Would General Pinochet Do?)
With tasers, everybody's vibrant.
Space: The final frontier of egalitarianism; darkie has no sense of wonder.
Either they are here legally or they are not. If they are not here legally, unless there is an extenuating circumstance such legitimate fear of political persecution, then they should be deported. Period. This is not the United States of Gravy Train. While I feel sorry about the corruption which keeps people down in their home countries with unemployment (real unemployment not the cooked Federal numbers) running in the range of 25%+ (Depression levels) we do not have the luxury of providing for those here illegally. Pack them up and send them HOME. If they wish to apply to return legally they are welcome to apply - along with everyone else who follows the law.
"One of the least understood strategies of the world revolution now moving rapidly toward its goal is the use of mind control as a major means of obtaining the consent of the people who will be subjects of the New World Order." K.M. Heaton, The National Educator
Hear, hear! Americans, and their needs, first and foremost.
This is not the United States of Gravy Train. While I feel sorry about the corruption which keeps people down in their home countries with unemployment (real unemployment not the cooked Federal numbers) is running in the range of 25%+ (Depression levels) we do not have the luxury of providing for those here illegally. Pack them up and send them HOME. If they wish to apply to return legally they are welcome to apply - along with everyone else who follows the law. Yes, the bleeding hearts seem to think--if what they do can be called "thinking"--that the US can absorb the entire population of the world, or whatever part of it can just get to the country. They are about as deluded as their hero, the Kenyan, or that idiot Harry Reid. Not five brain cells between them. Tico and Teco (their two brain cells) took the year off and didn't come back.
Liberty is not a means to a higher political end. It is itself the highest political end. He (Gordon Duff) also implies that forcibly removing Obama, a Constitution-hating, on-the-down-low, crackhead Communist, is an attack on America, Mom, and apple pie. I swear these military people are worse than useless. Just look around at the condition of the country and tell me if they have fulfilled their oaths to protect the nation from all enemies foreign and domestic. The "bleeding hearts" don't think - they "emote". I do care about other people, but I care first about the people of THIS country. Helping others is good - and the United States, or at least its people, have a tradition of helping others, but to be able to help others you first have to be in a position to do it. With a flood of impoverished and poorly educated immigrants who consume more than they produce, which is an unequal exchange, and are here illegally to begin with. Well, I have sympathy for their plight, but not to the point of committing suicide for them.
"One of the least understood strategies of the world revolution now moving rapidly toward its goal is the use of mind control as a major means of obtaining the consent of the people who will be subjects of the New World Order." K.M. Heaton, The National Educator
I agree with that 100%. The illegals need to get in line and in the back of the line behind people who have been waiting, some for years, to get in the country legally. And though we all know it isn't going to happen they should be told and in a way that it could not be misunderstood, that if they are caught in America again without coming in legally there will be consequences and repercussions, one of which would be that they will NEVER be allowed back into the country. You wouldn't have to show many of them that you meant business and the rest of them would take the hint.
Liberty is not a means to a higher political end. It is itself the highest political end. He (Gordon Duff) also implies that forcibly removing Obama, a Constitution-hating, on-the-down-low, crackhead Communist, is an attack on America, Mom, and apple pie. I swear these military people are worse than useless. Just look around at the condition of the country and tell me if they have fulfilled their oaths to protect the nation from all enemies foreign and domestic. I would recommend against a "NEVER" provision though, but only for one practical reason: Once you say "Never" then they no longer have any incentive whatsoever to follow the law. However, a ten year prohibition against applying would likely be stiff enough to get their attention, with "Never" as the "third strike". It would be better graduated say: First Offense - deportation, Second Offense - Deportation and Ten Year Restriction, and Third Offense Deportation and a lifetime prohibition which can, under stringent requirements, be lifted.
"One of the least understood strategies of the world revolution now moving rapidly toward its goal is the use of mind control as a major means of obtaining the consent of the people who will be subjects of the New World Order." K.M. Heaton, The National Educator
Well, when I said to tell them that there would be consequences and repercussions I was talking about life and death consequences and repercussions. After they have been warned about being in the country illegally and deported the next time they will be considered hostile invaders and the consequences would flow from that. I doubt you would have to go to that extreme very many times before the rest of them got the message.
Liberty is not a means to a higher political end. It is itself the highest political end. He (Gordon Duff) also implies that forcibly removing Obama, a Constitution-hating, on-the-down-low, crackhead Communist, is an attack on America, Mom, and apple pie. I swear these military people are worse than useless. Just look around at the condition of the country and tell me if they have fulfilled their oaths to protect the nation from all enemies foreign and domestic. As much as I oppose illegal immigration I don't think I could, in good conscience, support a death penalty. The punishment is out of proportion to the crime. I could accept and support a period of imprisonment at hard labor though.
"One of the least understood strategies of the world revolution now moving rapidly toward its goal is the use of mind control as a major means of obtaining the consent of the people who will be subjects of the New World Order." K.M. Heaton, The National Educator
That would be ok too I guess. Or at least it could be tried. But what if that didn't work? I mean, suppose you (or the Border Patrol) caught a truckload of them coming in illegally and a judge imposed the sentence you prefer--and then, while they were serving their time the invasion continues on as it has for the last 20 years or so. What then?
Liberty is not a means to a higher political end. It is itself the highest political end. He (Gordon Duff) also implies that forcibly removing Obama, a Constitution-hating, on-the-down-low, crackhead Communist, is an attack on America, Mom, and apple pie. I swear these military people are worse than useless. Just look around at the condition of the country and tell me if they have fulfilled their oaths to protect the nation from all enemies foreign and domestic. Something that should be taken into consideration relative to the illegal immigration issue is that many Mexican workers have worked throughout the western States with a wink and a nod for many years. Anyway, I don't think we can let the situation worsen. We have a definite need for farm workers and others willing to live in remote areas etc., but we don't need to accept the exodus from Mexico that includes every sort of criminal and scumbag. There needs to be a migrant worker program that doesn't impede good workers from entering the country and a sensible background check system that compliments the police here in the U.S. so that an undocumented worker knows he/she has one chance to get it right otherwise it's back to the jalapeno farm south of the border - no exceptions.
"Politics and Religion are the building blocks of slavery and oppression. Greed is the mortar that bonds them" and bankers are the masons with trowels in hand !
American Jewry’s Push For Massive Immigration
On one level I agree, and yet I do have misgivings. Perhaps a limited number on an "as needed" program, but there are a fair number of legal native born workers who could, and would if the wages were a bit higher, fill those jobs. While I don't have the numbers handy I recall one study referenced by Jeff Rense that studied the effect of farm worker wages on the cost of produce at the grocery store level, and the findings supposedly concluded that an increase in wages to, at the time, about 15 dollars per hour would result in negligible price impact of about 2 or 3 cents per head of lettuce. And migrant labor really only affects larger operations. Smaller farms are often family run and harvested by family and/or a few seasonal workers. Part of the reliance on migrant labor has been not a shortage of labor but a shortage of labor willing to work for the sub-minimum wages offered. Ending, or greatly reducing, migrant labor from south of the border would tend to force wages up with some small price impact. In turn the reduction in the availability of artificially cheap labor would spur innovation as farmers and agribusiness looked for ways to harvest and reduce costs without relying on workers to whom a near slave wage is a step up. However, farm labor is not really the problem with the influx of illegals as they do not work just in farm labor. Employers seeking to reduce labor costs are using them in every position they can get away with. That in turn is depressing the labor market and holding wages below a market clearing level. Additionally, as I am sure you are aware, we've gotten to the point where some are coming just to live off of the dole and the fatheads of the land. As well is the impact on our culture and society. With large numbers of non-english speaking illegal immigrants, who come from a different culture, they are disruptive to the existing culture. Of course this is the exact reason they are being encouraged by our would-be masters and mistresses. It makes us easier to control because we are simply trying to survive in the created chaos, and it is resulting in ever declining literacy levels. Literacy is key in maintaining a free society. We need to zero base this and that begins with controlling the border. From that point forward we can then formulate an intelligent policy which provides first for the people born here and then, and only then, can we consider a limited opening of the gates for supplemental labor.
"One of the least understood strategies of the world revolution now moving rapidly toward its goal is the use of mind control as a major means of obtaining the consent of the people who will be subjects of the New World Order." K.M. Heaton, The National Educator
You're absolutely right. A very serious and meticulously thought out (worker friendly) program should be put into place otherwise the border should be locked down, period. I've known several people put out of work by the cheaper labor and that is a serious problem that I believe can be solved. When the perverts in DC want something done they get it done. Much of this situation stems from globalism ie., global competition and corporatism ie., the corporate bottomline. There is nothing says we have to be involved in either ... actually we should outlaw corporatism as it operates today. Nationalists are badmouthed as backwards or jingoists these days. Well, call me whatever ya want but I think we have 300,000,000 people to think about first and they are an economy. To claim we have to be interdependent with other nations is pure unadulterated bullshit ! We have gone it alone every time necessary with an astounding amount of success. When we build great products we don't have to reduce our wages to fit some global agenda.
"Politics and Religion are the building blocks of slavery and oppression. Greed is the mortar that bonds them" and bankers are the masons with trowels in hand !
Which would not be hard to do. Also penalties on employers need to be stiffened and vigorously enforced. And we would have plenty of people to do that if we did away with the stupid "War on SOME Drugs". Farm Employers could register with the program, and foreign employees could then register for the positions available (as long as they have an approved medical card certifying that they are free of any communicable diseases such TB, Malaria, etc., ...). They could then be issued a temporary limited green card to work in the approved industry for an approved employer. Farm workers would be free to move at will, to help prevent abuse, from approved employer to approved employer as long as they kept INS informed. Well, I am not an anti-nationalist. The one problem with nationalism is that it promotes trade wars, mercantilism, and parochialism. There is nothing wrong with being loyal to and rooting for the "home team" but it can be taken to perverse lengths as well. I have nothing against a Planetary Republic, just not the one that our beloved Rotchilds, Rockefuckers, and the rest of the inbred Bankster families have in mind. Planetary Government restrained by a Constitution which is defines strict limits on governmental authority and allowed activities, has a bill of rights, with multiple safeguards and mechanisms which make it easy to enforce on the Planetary Governing body would be fine with me. However, what the current batch of Bankster Globalists have in mind is reducing us to peonage with themselves enshrined as the absolute masters without restraint. That is a "No Sale" here. The old Reaganism of a "Rising Tide Lifts All Boats" is true, but only so long as their are sufficient referees and enforcement mechanisms to keep the psychos from gaining power. We can have a near utopia, but only with limits on government which prevent the rise of tyranny. A government to be stable in the long run needs something which even our current government does not have - a branch devoted solely and only to correcting the operation of government.
"One of the least understood strategies of the world revolution now moving rapidly toward its goal is the use of mind control as a major means of obtaining the consent of the people who will be subjects of the New World Order." K.M. Heaton, The National Educator
Yeah, "vibrant." That's become quite the giveaway word. I've often thought that "vibrant" streets are the ones where you don't want to use an ATM unless you've got a friend or two watching your back. A couple of months ago I stayed in a downtown hotel in Rochester, New York, where I traveled on business. I got checked in and thought I'd walk around and find some dinner. After one lap around the block where the hotel was, admiring all the closed storefronts and little knots of folks hanging out in doorways, loitering with intent, I slid on back into the hotel, thinking, "Wow, sure is vibrant around here."
- - - - - - - - - - - I'm sure you saw the scene in the movie "Vacation" where Chevy Chase gets lost in Manhattan and stops to ask for directions while his car is being stripped while he has his back turned.
U.S. Constitution - Article IV, Section 4: NO BORDERS + NO LAWS = NO COUNTRY
I stayed in a downtown hotel in DETROIT, MICHIGAN, (39 years ago) where I traveled on business. I got checked in and thought I'd walk around and find some dinner. After one lap around the block where the hotel was, admiring all the closed storefronts and little knots of folks hanging out in doorways, loitering with intent, I slid on back into the hotel, thinking, "Wow, sure is vibrant (TREACHEROUS) around here."
"Politics and Religion are the building blocks of slavery and oppression. Greed is the mortar that bonds them" and bankers are the masons with trowels in hand !
#2. To: Shoonra (#1)
productive and well-behaved Mexicans can stay here, while the thugs are deported.
#3. To: Shoonra (#1)
#4. To: HAPPY2BME-4UM (#0)
vibrant
#5. To: Shoonra (#1)
(Edited)
It would seem that Reid has made an effective effort to work things out so that productive and well-behaved Mexicans can stay here, while the thugs are deported.
#6. To: Original_Intent (#5)
This is not the United States of Gravy Train.
#7. To: Original_Intent (#5)
If they are not here legally, unless there is an extenuating circumstance such legitimate fear of political persecution, then they should be deported. Period.
Lord Acton
OsamaBinGoldstein posted on 2010-05-25 9:39:59 ET (2 images) Reply Trace
#8. To: James Deffenbach (#7)
Yes, the bleeding hearts seem to think--if what they do can be called "thinking"--that the US can absorb the entire population of the world, or whatever part of it can just get to the country.
#9. To: Original_Intent (#8)
Lord Acton
OsamaBinGoldstein posted on 2010-05-25 9:39:59 ET (2 images) Reply Trace
#10. To: James Deffenbach (#9)
#11. To: Original_Intent (#10)
Lord Acton
OsamaBinGoldstein posted on 2010-05-25 9:39:59 ET (2 images) Reply Trace
#12. To: James Deffenbach (#11)
#13. To: Original_Intent (#12)
As much as I oppose illegal immigration I don't think I could, in good conscience, support a death penalty. The punishment is out of proportion to the crime. I could accept and support a period of imprisonment at hard labor though.
Lord Acton
OsamaBinGoldstein posted on 2010-05-25 9:39:59 ET (2 images) Reply Trace
#14. To: James Deffenbach, Original_Intent (#13)
#15. To: HAPPY2BME-4UM (#0)
(Edited)
By Brother Nathanael Kapner, Copyright 2010 
#16. To: noone222, James Deffenbach, all (#14)
There needs to be a migrant worker program that doesn't impede good workers from entering the country and a sensible background check system that compliments the police here in the U.S. so that an undocumented worker knows he/she has one chance to get it right otherwise it's back to the jalapeno farm south of the border - no exceptions.
#17. To: Original_Intent (#16)
However, farm labor is not really the problem with the influx of illegals as they do not work just in farm labor. Employers seeking to reduce labor costs are using them in every position they can get away with. That in turn is depressing the labor market and holding wages below a market clearing level. Additionally, as I am sure you are aware, we've gotten to the point where some are coming just to live off of the dole and the fatheads of the land. As well is the impact on our culture and society. With large numbers of non-english speaking illegal immigrants, who come from a different culture, they are disruptive to the existing culture. Of course this is the exact reason they are being encouraged by our would-be masters and mistresses. It makes us easier to control because we are simply trying to survive in the created chaos, and it is resulting in ever declining literacy levels. Literacy is key in maintaining a free society.
#18. To: noone222 (#17)
... A very serious and meticulously thought out (worker friendly) program should be put into place otherwise the border should be locked down, period. I've known several people put out of work by the cheaper labor and that is a serious problem that I believe can be solved. ...
Nationalists are badmouthed as backwards or jingoists these days. Well, call me whatever ya want but I think we have 300,000,000 people to think about first and they are an economy.
#19. To: HAPPY2BME-4UM (#0)
in a state that has such a large, vibrant, productive Latino population
Every decent man is ashamed of the government he lives under. -- H. L. Mencken
#20. To: Enderby (#19)
#21. To: Enderby (#19)
I stayed in a downtown hotel in Rochester, New York, where I traveled on business. I got checked in and thought I'd walk around and find some dinner. After one lap around the block where the hotel was, admiring all the closed storefronts and little knots of folks hanging out in doorways, loitering with intent, I slid on back into the hotel, thinking, "Wow, sure is vibrant around here."
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