ACLU
Comments
-
PatriotsI haven't seen a beating like this since Sark coached a road game.
-
An anti-American leach on the taxpayer that needs to DIAFOBK brought a live Mexican to his basement to prepare for this thread. We all know how that works out...
-
An anti-American leach on the taxpayer that needs to DIAF
Yes we all know you passed Cock Sucking 101 with flying colors. Congrats.allpurpleallgold said:
SWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON.MikeDamone said:I have citations I can link, but i'm not going to unless you really want it.. Please man, think things through and read before you pop off. It's embarrassing. You're like most fucktards in this country who react to the news in front of them and don't use any critical thinking skills or do any research.
Many right wingers, and some left wingers, oppose looser immigration policies... That is a slap in the face to what liberty and freedom mean and what America stands for.
As I stated before:
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free...
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door"
Restrictions on immigration are a restriction of freedom, and I'm not sure why so many so called patriots support them. Maybe it's because they assume that immigrants are welfare cases and bad for American wages, employment, and the economy in general. Not true in most cases....
People come to America for a better life, not to live on welfare. A paper from Cato Institute (that's my source? yes) found that poor immigrants and their children (both legal and illegal) use public benefits at a lower rate than the U.S. born poor. Also, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the Manhattan Institute found that immigrants have a much higher labor force participation rate than those born in the United States , meaning that immigrants come to the states to work, not to collect government benefits.
While people think that immigrants are tremendous costs to the government, the Congressional Budget Office says otherwise:
"Over the past two decades, most efforts to estimate the fiscal impact of immigration in the United States have concluded that. over the long term, tax revenues of all types generated by immigrants—both legal and unauthorized—exceed the cost of the services they use."
People, especially right wingers, claim that immigrants reduce wages and employment, but not so fast . According to Fact Check.org:
“There is broad agreement among economists that while immigrants may push down wages for some (high school drop outs) , the overall effect is to increase average wages for American-born workers"
Research from labor economist Giovanni Peri and others states:
"The effect of immigration on U.S. born employment is positive." and " Statistical analysis of state-level data shows that immigrants expand the economy’s productive capacity by stimulating investment and promoting specialization. This produces efficiency gains and boosts income per worker. At the same time, evidence is scant that immigrants diminish the employment opportunities of U.S.-born workers."
There isn't strong economic case against looser immigration laws. Consider the fact that when a Mexican worker comes to America, his wages more than double . If you were in his/her position, wouldn't you want to come to America, which is a land of opportunity?
It's hypocritical people seriously want to engage in closed border policies considering the ancestors of European Americans came to America for better lives, yet many would deny that same opportunity to people in Latin America. Nevermind the fact that closed border policies would, according to recent research, make the U.S. born worse off.
I haven't even started on the failed war on drugs and how that plays into all of this...
The research suggests that none of the economic claims made by knee jerk reaction retards like OBK are true.
now good day sir!!
I SAID GOOD DAY!!! -
An anti-American leach on the taxpayer that needs to DIAF
Pick my crops DUCK!!!11oregonblitzkrieg said:
Yes we all know you passed Cock Sucking 101 with flying colors. Congrats.allpurpleallgold said:
SWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON.MikeDamone said:I have citations I can link, but i'm not going to unless you really want it.. Please man, think things through and read before you pop off. It's embarrassing. You're like most fucktards in this country who react to the news in front of them and don't use any critical thinking skills or do any research.
Many right wingers, and some left wingers, oppose looser immigration policies... That is a slap in the face to what liberty and freedom mean and what America stands for.
As I stated before:
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free...
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door"
Restrictions on immigration are a restriction of freedom, and I'm not sure why so many so called patriots support them. Maybe it's because they assume that immigrants are welfare cases and bad for American wages, employment, and the economy in general. Not true in most cases....
People come to America for a better life, not to live on welfare. A paper from Cato Institute (that's my source? yes) found that poor immigrants and their children (both legal and illegal) use public benefits at a lower rate than the U.S. born poor. Also, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the Manhattan Institute found that immigrants have a much higher labor force participation rate than those born in the United States , meaning that immigrants come to the states to work, not to collect government benefits.
While people think that immigrants are tremendous costs to the government, the Congressional Budget Office says otherwise:
"Over the past two decades, most efforts to estimate the fiscal impact of immigration in the United States have concluded that. over the long term, tax revenues of all types generated by immigrants—both legal and unauthorized—exceed the cost of the services they use."
People, especially right wingers, claim that immigrants reduce wages and employment, but not so fast . According to Fact Check.org:
“There is broad agreement among economists that while immigrants may push down wages for some (high school drop outs) , the overall effect is to increase average wages for American-born workers"
Research from labor economist Giovanni Peri and others states:
"The effect of immigration on U.S. born employment is positive." and " Statistical analysis of state-level data shows that immigrants expand the economy’s productive capacity by stimulating investment and promoting specialization. This produces efficiency gains and boosts income per worker. At the same time, evidence is scant that immigrants diminish the employment opportunities of U.S.-born workers."
There isn't strong economic case against looser immigration laws. Consider the fact that when a Mexican worker comes to America, his wages more than double . If you were in his/her position, wouldn't you want to come to America, which is a land of opportunity?
It's hypocritical people seriously want to engage in closed border policies considering the ancestors of European Americans came to America for better lives, yet many would deny that same opportunity to people in Latin America. Nevermind the fact that closed border policies would, according to recent research, make the U.S. born worse off.
I haven't even started on the failed war on drugs and how that plays into all of this...
The research suggests that none of the economic claims made by knee jerk reaction retards like OBK are true.
now good day sir!!
I SAID GOOD DAY!!! -
An anti-American leach on the taxpayer that needs to DIAF
Not interested. Obama told me I should be proud of who I am.OZONE said:
You have odd sexual fantasies.Swaye said:Anyone who votes Patriots deserves a jagged flint mudslide while a pride of faggots buttrams them and shoves lemons in their mouths.
You could probably seek help for that.
If you are interested in correcting your deviance. -
An anti-American leach on the taxpayer that needs to DIAF
Point of order here...she was given to us by the French. I've never trusted her. She stares at me.MikeDamone said:
I like to disagree with what's written in the Statue of Liberty, while presenting myself as a good American, that's what I like to do.MikeDamone said:
"Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free... Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door"oregonblitzkrieg said:
Illegal aliens have no rights. End of story. Door. Ass. Out. If you want to live here, stand in line, wait your turn, do it legally. Do you think the fucking taxpayer should pay for their legal guidance? You need to be buttrammed by that pride of faggots if you do. A wall needs to be built to repel the illegal horde so we won't have to waste time and money refuting the idiocy of liberal nut jobs like yourself. Do you think Mexico or those central American countries would give us the same courtesy? Fuck no. It's straight to jail. Fuck off.OZONE said:
I don't really give a shit if you want to argue that it is their right or not.oregonblitzkrieg said:
What part of illegal don't you understand? They don't have the right to legal guidance in the US because they don't even have the right to be here. If you want to pay for their legal guidance go ahead, but leave the rest of us out of it. We've got enough problems taking care of our own citizens.OZONE said:God forbid that the richest nation on earth give legal guidance to people accused of crimes and facing deportation...
People in our land, accused of a crime... even the crime of being here illegally, should get legal guidance. Even if they can't afford it.
I'm guessing you flunked civics class? -
An anti-American leach on the taxpayer that needs to DIAFI think both sides of this argument have merits, and faults. Illegals should be given representation to ease their deportation transition - that IS constitutional. But, unless these immigrants get on a LEGAL path to entry and citizenship, they should be deported. When they enter our immigration system legally, I am all for brining them in. We do need them, and when they are properly integrated they do help the economy (good links Damone), but I do not like the wild west approach where hundreds of thousands of them just flood us yearly, and we are seemingly not prepared for that.
We need to somehow come up with a solution that allows for reasonable path to citizenships but reduces the disorder and chaos at the border and in border towns. I don't have that solution, but surely if we can put a man on the moon we can better figure out border security and legalization processes, and harmonize them a bit so we aren't a sieve, nor a wall.
I still don't trust the Statue of Liberty. She hasn't moved in like 150 years. Shady. -
I know it's hard for you to argue against researched opinions and facts when you pull numbers and opinions out of your ass. I'd give up to if I were you.oregonblitzkrieg said:
You exited the debate like you always do. Thinking you are this:MikeDamone said:
jesus.. That's your response?oregonblitzkrieg said:
What I would want if I were in his position is irrelevant. I think Switzerland is far superior to the United States and I would rather live there. Maybe I should show up at their border and enter illegally and expect them to pay for my legal representation while I'm taking advantage of their system. Then after they decide that I have indeed broken their laws (because it wasn't already obvious to all but the thickest retard, so lets all stand on pretense and go through the motions and take it through the courts), they can pay my deportation expenses and give me a free flight back to the United States.MikeDamone said:
There isn't strong economic case against looser immigration laws. Consider the fact that when a Mexican worker comes to America, his wages more than double . If you were in his/her position, wouldn't you want to come to America, which is a land of opportunity?
It's a waste of energy to respond to your points, as you already have everything dialed in and figured out. If you don't agree with something, you will arrogantly dismiss it. Your positions are sturdier than the foundations of the Earth. -
PatriotsWhat our border should look like
-
you have the right to exchange money for pretty plastic tokens that you can use to buy cheap drinks, a nice buffet and depending on the nation you travel to, a massage.MikeDamone said:
"Us"? I didn't get shit.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Absolutely. We ought to be following the example of our President, and see ourselves more as Citizens of the World. And let we of European descent not forget, we are just 15 generations removed from being illegal immigrants ourselves. Pocahontas didn't check our papers. She gave us maize and tobacco.OZONE said:God forbid that the richest nation on earth give legal guidance to people accused of crimes and facing deportation...





