Howt to kick out illegal immigrants by JBL a True American Hero!

[FranklinX 37]

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[Broken Messiah 20]

We cant kick them out, WE NEED SUPERMAN!!!

[Marked 197]

Franklin, you must find it upsetting that this site has an admin who doesn't live in the US.

 

I am being serious here, I want you to reply or PM me all the reasons why you think that video was appropriate to post.

[FranklinX 37]

I don't understand why are you upset? That video is NOT against non-Americans. The video is against people who are illegal immigrants. They get free health care. Who pays for that? The American tax payers. The majority of illegal immigrants are Mexicans. The Mexican president encourage his citizens to illegally cross the boarder. Some illegal immigrants illegally cross the boarder for their children to be born on U.S soil which makes the children an American citizen. They also take jobs away from American citizens. Would you like it if illegal immigrants start taking jobs in your country?

 

Once again this is NOT against non-Americans. This is against illegal immigrants.

Edited February 8, 2011 by RATED-RKOFRANKLIN

[Marked 197]

Ok, I understand what you're saying now. But from my point of view watching that video, he says 'Mexicans'. I think the video is highly offensive to mexicans. That's all I'll say because i dont want to get into a silly argument about interpretations. It portrays them in a bad light. I'm also pretty sure you don't have free health care, but thats besides the point.

[FranklinX 37]

Illegal Immigrants DO get free health care because tax payers' money go to their health needs when they get sick. Hospitals do not turn down illegal immigrants so they use tax payers' dollars to pay for the medical expenses.

 

The majority of illegal immigrants are Mexican. They make up over 90% of the illegal immigrants in America. That's fact. That isn't skewed information.

[Marked 197]

Sure, I get what you're saying. I even caught your edited second post, and most developed countries have that problem. I said they don't get health care because its been well documented how bad and cruel the American health system can be. But that does't matter.

 

The video portrays Mexicans in a bad light - you are not permitted to post offensive material on this forum.

[xzanabarx 0]

I'm a Mexican-American :P Third generation too. My grandparents came here legally too. People think of me as strange since I'm into game design and computers instead of the stereotypical "Mexican" interests such as soccer, auto repair, construction, welding, basically the jobs that Mexicans would probably do. I remember in high school how they used to hint at auto repair or wood shop as electives for me. <_<

[Enigma 10]

THE FOLLOWING POST IS SATIRE

http://tinyurl.com/p4twoe

Illegal Immigrants Returning To Mexico For American Jobs

 

MEXICO CITY—As dozens of major American corporations continue to move their manufacturing operations to Mexico, waves of job-seeking Mexican immigrants to the United States have begun making the deadly journey back across the border in search of better-paying Mexican-based American jobs.

 

"I came to this country seeking the job I sought when I first left this country," said Anuncio Reyes, 22, an undocumented worker who recrossed the U.S. border into Mexico last month, three years after leaving Mexico for the United States to work as an agricultural day laborer. "I spent everything I had to get back here. Yes, it was dangerous, and I miss my home. But as much as I love America, I have to go where the best American jobs are."

A group of Mexican workers make the dangerous trek home across the Rio Grande for their lunch break.

 

Reyes now works as a spot-welder on the assembly line of a Maytag large-appliance plant and earns $22 a day, most of which he sends back to his family in the U.S., who in turn send a portion of that back to the original family they left in Mexico. Like many former Mexican-Americans forced by circumstance to become American-Mexicans, Reyes dreams of one day bringing his relatives to Mexico so that they, too, may secure American employment in Mexico.

 

Despite the considerable risk illegal immigrants face in returning across the border, many find the lure of large U.S. factory salaries hard to resist—at 15 percent of the pay of corresponding jobs in America, these positions pay three times what Mexican jobs do.

 

Still, the danger is very real. When 31-year-old illegal Arizona resident Ignacio Jimenez sought employment at an American plant in Mexico, he was shot at by Mexican border guards as he attempted to illegally enter the country of his citizenship, pursued by U.S. immigration officials who thought he might be entering the country illegally, and fired upon again by a second group of U.S. Border Patrol agents charged with keeping valuable table-busing and food-delivery personnel inside American borders.

 

"It was a nightmare," Jimenez said. "Many became disoriented and panicked, and some were mixed in with immigrants going the other way across the Rio Grande and ended up swimming to the wrong country."

 

He added: "My cousin almost drowned. They fished him out and sent him back to wash dishes at T.G.I. Friday's."

 

Many say the trip across the border as illegal Mexican-American emigrants offers them a chance to land the American jobs in Mexico they never have been able to get as illegal Mexican-American immigrants in the U.S.

 

"It has always been my goal to have a good American job," Johnson Controls technician Camilla Torres, 27, said. "Many Mexicans now see Mexico as the land of opportunity. Mexicans will not stop trying to get here, no matter how much the Mexicans wish we would not."

 

Indeed, the trend of illegal re-emigration is causing great resentment among the local Mexican population, and tension between Mexicans and illegally re-entered Mexicans—dubbed repatriados—continues to build.

 

"I hate these Mexicans, always coming back here to Mexico from America and taking American jobs from the Mexicans who stayed in Mexico," said 55-year-old former Goodyear factory manager Juan-Miguel Diaz, who lost his job to a better-trained repatriado last March. "Why don't they go back to where they went to?"

 

Still, Jimenez, Reyes, and hundreds of others say they have no choice.

 

"The American Dream is alive and well in Mexico," Reyes said. "If I work hard, save my money, and plan well, I will be able to send my children to a good school—and who knows? If they study hard, perhaps they will get jobs someday at the new plant General Motors is building in China."

 

original article: http://www.theonion.com/articles/illegal-immigrants-returning-to-mexico-for-america,1951/

Edited February 8, 2011 by Enigma

[FranklinX 37]

Sorry if I offended anyone with the video. Its intent was not to offend anyone. Again I'm sorry.

[Guest Allen Hunter]

Not try to be a dick. But you made a bad move. This is really fucked up! I do not respect you for putting this up here Franklin. It is one thing to do it in private, but definitely wrong to do it in public. :realmad: :realmad: :realmad: :realmad: :realmad: :realmad: :realmad: :realmad:

 

You can be sorry all you want. However, that was still a racist video. Mexicans get a lot of bad looks from us Americans. Posting that video only degrades them for who they are as human beings. They get stereotyped a lot. Not all Mexicans are drug smugglers or thieves. Many cross borders illegally because they are very poor and need a new home to start their lives again. They are not stealing our jobs but working for a smaller wage. That Arizona bill also makes most Americans think of them as less. This is just wrong. Sure there are drug smugglers and gangs everywhere, but that doesn't mean all Mexicans are like that.

 

You don't like it when people use the "N" word or stereotype black people as ghetto. Now you know what it's like to feel like a racist when called out. You called me and Dyhalto racists before just because we used the "N" word in a lighthearted manner. You took it to heart. Now most of the people on this thread are taking your video to heart as well, no matter what your intention was. It was not funny. It was just rude.

 

Don't get me started on Native Americans and how they had to put up with not only giving up their land but their own unique lifestyles because of what that white wrestler's ancestors probably did to them.

[FranklinX 37]

Now I'm not sure why you are made. The video said nothing about drugs. The video referred to illegal immigrants from Mexico. It has nothing against legal immigrants from Mexico and any other nation.

 

The video wasn't racist. It is true that Mexicans are the majority of illegal immigrants. They are stealing American jobs. Companies prefer to hire illegals for cheap labor, and it is illegal. Is that fair for legal American citizens who are White, Black, Mexican, Asian, etc?

 

It is true these people are poor. However, their president of Mexico is telling them to go to America for jobs. This isn't a race issue. It is an international issue between Mexico and America.

[Marked 197]

Topic temporarily closed. I need to ask Allen Hunter something....

[Kiriashi 117]

I did not see the video before it was removed, so I can't refer to it, but I don't think RKO meant any harm towards Mexicans. Mexicans ≠ illegal immigrants.

 

So let's not get judging here and be fair and nice to everyone.

 

You all have to be nice on my birthday.