BCS
It would be nice if you could start your own topic regarding "white only" stuffs and tell everyone that Tonto and Geronimo were your babysitters. People wonder why you avoided talking about Obama or the "black" people and where they came from.
This way some people who knows something about Drawings/Promos may share their knowledge on this topic.
If you are from Canada, you may have a good chance of winning one of these Colossal Coin drawings. Just make sure you bring your birth certificate and not just adopted by Angelina Jolie from Alaska.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, BCarStew@... wrote:
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> It's not okay for non-legals to be in the country PERIOD.
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> People who are okay with it simply have not thought it through and that
> includes LEGAL Hispanics.
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> It's called the law of supply and demand.
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> More supply and a stable demand means LOWER wages.
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> A friend of mine used to be a carpenter in California making decent wages.
> When he was undercut by illegal labor, he had to leave the state to make a
> living wage.
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> It's great for contractors and does lower the price somewhat for
> consumers, but in the end you pay a little less in exchange for a shrinking middle
> class and lower blue collar wages.
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> So, it's a trade off, for sure, and if you are a blue collar worker who is
> legal, it sucks. If you are a contractor it's great. But not so great when
> your competitors use illegal labor too.
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> Bottom line, if this continues you will wake up in a third world country
> one morning and wonder how it happened.
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> Meanwhile, our manufacturing jobs are being shipped overseas-and now our
> professional jobs too. Engineering firms in the USA now use off-shored talent
> to underbid domestic jobs.
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> None of this is good unless you are a corporate CEO.
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> Making this a racial issue is just what the people who profit from this are
> doing and many people are falling for it. I hope you are not one of them.
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> Become informed.
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> BCS
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> In a message dated 3/30/2011 7:41:15 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
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> I would prefer that a legal U.S. citizen win. Beyond that, I have no
> > preferences.
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> That's easy to ensure - don't allow non legal U.S. citizens to play.
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> Or, is it your position that it's OK for non legals to play (and
> contribute to the jackpot) - as long as they don't have the nerve to win now and
> then?
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