Open Letter to Illegal Immigrants

08/17/2007 | Philistone

[wastedyears]

Amen

[kinoxi]

Very nice. Much less vulgarity than any attempt I could have made.
:)

[SpaceBar]

Needs to be translated into spanish and posted on a website that caters to the intended audience. Other than that, very well done.

[traditional1]

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Well said! I truly don’t understand why Mexico and most Central American countries are dirt poor. They’ve got beautiful weather, coasts, natural resources....If I ruled Guatemala for example, that country would be fricking rich.

[ARE SOLE]

the ideology of envy — socialism"

A great line.

Regards

[xcamel]

It should be sent to just about every “letter to the editor” site known to the MSM.

[awakened]

Wonderful! But this needs to be posted where the intended recipients can see it and in a language they fully understand. Your post is really great.

[Tex Pete]

My open letter to illegal aliens:

Inmigrantes Ilegales,

¡Adios, invasores!

Sinceramente,

Tex Pete

[tennteacher]

Nice picture. Gracious guests of the land of the free. Real class.

[vietvet67]

Last sentence says it all. Nice job..

[backtothestreets]

Very good! Hope this gets spread wide and far.

[Philistone]

Feel free. My Junior High School Spanish is a little rusty... ;-)

[353FMG]

“At last count, there were somewhere between 12 and 20 million of you here illegally in the United States. An army that size could conquer Mexico City, Caracas, San Salvador and La Paz in a day.”

Does Mexico have a constitution with a 2nd Amendment like ours? I don’t think that revolutions against any central government can be won today like it happened in France and here at home in the 18th century.

Today’s difference in supremacy between weapons owned by private individuals and that by the Armed Forces are too onesided in favor of government’s.

[Philistone]

Today’s difference in supremacy between weapons owned by private individuals and that by the Armed Forces are too onesided in favor of government’s.

You obviously haven't driven through East LA recently!

I meant it more metaphorically than literally. Can you imagine 5-6 million people marching on the Capitol in Mexico City? I doubt seriously that even the Mexican Government would start shooting civilians indiscriminately. True that the same thing can't be said for Caracas.

[Radix]

Their biggest problem it seems to me is that they want to fornicate others rather than themselves.

[DumpsterDiver]

the ideology of envy — socialism"

A great line.

Have you seen this thread yet?

Envy: The underrated sin

[drypowder]

Great post, it sounds exactly like the right thing for them to do, get rid of the corruption in gov from top to bottom in order to live freely so they can prosper. I hope and pray that someday that will come true for all of Mexico as well as here in the US. The following may be just one of the many reasons why that has not yet happened in Mexico. A number of years ago many of the locals around Chiapas (spelling?), located in southern Mexico, attempted a revolt against the local suppressive Mexican gov. If I am not mistaken, the Mexican Feds HAD to intervene and used military hardware that was made in the good ol US of A and thus proceeded to slaughter many of the Mexican patriots, ending that phase of the revolt. I do not recall hearing if the US gov had a publicized reaction or comment to the Mexican governments wholesale slaughtering of its citizens with US military weapons. I’d welcome more info on this if any one has it. If the Mexican PEOPLE are truly ever going to change their homeland, they will need the support of the US, support they will never see as long as the elites in the US gov remains complicit in maintaining the status quo of keeping the suppressive tyrants (redundant but it fits) in power who run Mexico. After all, any Mexicans (or anyone of any other nationality for that fact) who can be exploited for cheap wages and hard labor here in the US is good for the elitists in the US too. I love this country and totally support the fact that all laws must be enforced in order to achieve equality for all but the selective enforcement of some laws i.e., the illegal immigration problem, is nothing less than sickening exploitation of a people desperate to survive. No, I am not a Mexican, I was born in Arkansas so I guess I could be called an Arkie but more so, I am an American and I do believe in the goodness of this country.

[varon]

bttt