Posted on 01/09/2004 8:39:23 PM PST by quidnunc
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All socialists/Marxists are inherently also globalists. The belief is that redistribution of the world's wealth into world ownership will erase the economic tensions that are the breeding grounds (which is the term Bush used) that creat terrorism and war. As a subset of that logic Mexico is to be given a redistribution of America through immigration.
(Parenthetically, when it is over, the world and the Bush aristocracy will end up owning me and anything I do.)
Collaterally, nations such as the United States are to be eased into economic parity with other nations so as to make eventual world aggregation and redistribution less noticeable in transition. Destructive transfer of jobs and industries is one facet of this.
Bush is a follower of evolved Marxism as it has moved into a religious form. As it was often argued in the '60s leftist movements, the only true Christians are Marxists. As Bush stated, without directly mentioning Marx, America has an obligation to share its wealth with the world.
The mental defectives on this forum and elsewhere have bought into it blindly as being the alternative to the Clintons. In fact, Bush is doing a better job of selling Marx than the abrasive confrontational Hillary.
This is the most dangerous and destructive presidency I have seen in my lifetime going back through Franklin Roosevelt.
Smooth as silk. Easy as pie. Like ringin' a bell.
Enjoy your loserdom.
God bless America, even the voices from the sewer are protected.
I like "globalists," and would not want anyone but that in the White House. Going down the road of anti globalism leads to chaos and a roll back of an efficient global economy that is the last, best hope for mankind. Cheers.
Clearly however, with your views, you should not vote for Bush. It would be grand if Bush won with 55% without getting a single vote from your ilk, not one. THAT will send a message.
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Why don't you post a real quote for discussion? Your spin is that Bush wants to share the wealth out of guilt that America has too much. I suspect that it is more rather that America has much to offer to the world in the form of ideas and methods and practices, and that a little help here and there to the extent it makes the planet a more peaceful and prosperous place, is not only moral because we are one species, but also in America's self interest. That's my spin.
Now let's see the quote, and the context. Absent that, I think what you are suggesting is errant.
Also, if the employers of illegal aliens just need the cheap labor, why don't we then just grant legal alien status for non-citizens who can show they do not have a criminal record, and can show proof that they actually have employment? Doesn't that make more sense?
and yes, I understand that at this point, the President does not support the notion of blanket amnesty, and that is good. But from what I have seen of the current proposal, it seems that there could be better solutions, such as what I put above, and I have heard many other people suggest this. Sure, I understand that the vast majority of Americans do not want to pick vegetables in the blazing sun 20 hours a day, or clean toilets or mow lawns for living, but I just think it would be much wiser to just grant legal alien status for those who can show employment and have no criminal record. Automatic citizenship is just being too lenient and is a slap in the face to every other immigrant who busted their butt doing everything legally.
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