These photos were taken March 27, 2006, at Montebello High School in Los Angeles California, formerly America.
Posted on 03/28/2006 4:06:15 PM PST by SwinneySwitch
Why do you hide behind your faith in openly advocating sedition against your country?
Oh, and you still haven't answered as to whether or not you are an immigration attourney, or under paid or pro-bono employ of one of these anti-American illegal immigration lobbies.
I'm not hiding behind my faith - I'm not a Catholic, an immigration attorney, or under paid or pro-bono employ of one of these anti-American illegal immigration lobbies. Now, may I ask what church you attend (if any) and your occupation?
I'm not a formal member of any congregation. I visit with a minister about once a month, and attend an informal bible-study with about the same frequency.
I am a sole-proprietor and mental health professional.
If that's the case, then why were most of your pro-illegal arguments parroting the objections of the Vatican? Just a ploy as were your dubious 'fiscal conservatism' arguments, then?
Your opinions are contrary to the vast majority of American citizens. Why do you hold them? Open up and state your bias. Nationalistic loyalties to Mexico? Familial ties? Latino ascendancy agenda?
Nice to meet you - sorry I must have missed your earlier questions. Did you chime in on the Teddy Roosevelt quote about "UNLIMITED" legal immigration yet?
Because they were good points, regardless of my bias or not.
It is wrong to withold support from the Church for any reason. It's an obligation under canon law.
On the other hand, I try to give to the parish instead of the Catholic Charities or other orgs, I am always fearful of what they are going to do with it.
If your bishop or priest condones these law-breakers-and chances are he does-then you need to give him an earful.
Tell him that the Archdiocese won't be seeing nickel one from you.
When Voice of the Faithful and other laity organizations started to put pressure on them for their unconscionable inaction in terms of sexual abuse in the Church, they felt the pinch in the pocketbook.
All of the Catholics in this country need to do the same thing.
If they want to do pander to illegal aliens then they can find their funding from more hospitable sources, like Home Depot and WAL-MART.
That was back in the early 1900's. Back in those days, there were effective limits on the rate of immigration due to the difficulty of getting here, and the sheer lack of worldwide population. Most of the United States was an unpopulated frontier. We also weren't faced with organizations like La Raza, Al Qaeda, the UN, et al, bent on subversion or destruction of our sovereignty and government.
Terrorist threats and insurgencies were limited to the last few Native Americans still fighting the Federal government in the Old West, and the odd foreigner with a rifle who had it in for America.
Teddy was a statesman, but also an unabashed expansionist and nationalist. Highly doubtful that he would have looked kindly upon Mexico's interference in our domestic policy.
Our country currently has a glut of uneducated and unskilled labor. We have at least 12 million people currently out of work in this country who would gladly accept the jobs that illegals now occupy when the pay meets basic living standards (as it will when criminals are prosecuted for employing illegals).
I don't want a recesssion (or worse) though. And, yes, things were different in Teddy's day - I believe the quote came up specifically regarding populating the South too. I guess you and I are going to have to agree to disagree on how many Americans are "too many" Americans.
Enemies Foreign & Domestic...we are thick with them
I agree!
These photos were taken March 27, 2006, at Montebello High School in Los Angeles California, formerly America.
I'm 90% finished. They're out of New Mexico, in Cali now.
;^)
No...this is from the conservative Washington Times.
We are so screwed.
I don't speak Spanish but I do believe that one sign says, "Revolution is the Solution!"
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