Posted on 05/03/2006 12:52:13 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Among the mostly fawning news coverage of Monday's "Great American Boycott" there was footage of a protester with a sign that said, "The sleeping giant is awake." Despite its oxymoronic syntax, the sign may have been far more prescient that the bearer realized. We don't believe the open-borders crowd can in any way be described as a sleeping giant. It's pretty vocal, whether it's gigantic or not, and it always gets tons of favorable media coverage.
No, the real sleeping giant is the American people. Sold down the river by both political parties and a federal government that steadfastly refuses to protect them, millions of Americans have had enough.
Can we just take a moment and be real here? Have you stopped to think how preposterous it is to come here from another country for a better life, find that better life complete with free health care and education, then make demands on this country? Think about it.
It's like breaking into someone's house at the dinner hour, sitting down at the table and complaining because the food's not tasty enough
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No, but I'm about to create a new one:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA* - Fight for it or Lose it.*Just to make it clear since the reconquistas are now saying "America is a continent, not a country"
It certainly seems that way doesn't it?
Wrong analogy. Its like a stranger (albeit well-behaved) complaining they're insufficiently waited on, there's insufficient prepared food for their liking, or that there's commotion about their coming and goings throughout the homeowner's abode. The gall of these people (we used to live here before you did by the way).
Take that analogy to its logical conclusion: the homeowner asks just how long the stranger will continue to arrive unnanounced for supper, and then the stranger becomes offended when water is served with the meal as a result of austerity measures (or because family members exclaim the stranger is "such a side-hog") while everybody else is waiting their share of the meal.
Me-thinks that's a better analogy.
"C-ANSWER" needs to be completely *excised* from the body of this Republic, IMO.
Sadly, you're right. (((sigh)))
I grew up in El Cajon, near San Diego. Mexicans aren't a security threat to this country! LEGAL immigration of arabs from Bosnia, Croatia, Yemen, Nigeria, etc... are a clear and present threat to our nation. Arabs are benefiting from our economy and sending money, earned here, to organizations that seek to destroy us! That's outrageous!
I believe the Democrats are just creating a triangulation issue with the immigration crisis (they'll say and do anything to win). No matter what stand the president takes.. he's wrong. I say nationalize the Mexicans who are already here. Let's delay some of those arabs waiting to "legally" immigrate. Additionally, I say we impose a regulation that prohibits immigration from nations that don't allow Americans to immigrate there.
Exactly !!
They are a treat to our way of life, our safety, our laws and to our national security. Its a good thing you lived with them for a time; not all of them are a treat.
Since I don't have time to argue, I wil go ahead and tell you that I am hispanic, and know the mexicans a lot better than you. There is a organization called 'not in our name' headed by hispanics who came from other countries or whose parents came from other countries, who are speaking against illegals, and the danger. They, as well as I, do not want our children and grandchildren to live with bars in their windows and doors, nasty dirty streets, high crime, etc.
It's bad enough already with local crime; we do not need to bring more to our shores. You need to do some serious research.
1. The protestors, who do not have legal rights or citizenship here apologize for the tone of the recent protests or face immediate deportation, prison or death.
2. The leaders who organized this anti-American activity are in prison for attempted treason.
3. The government is forced by the law-abiding citizens of this nation to secure the borders!!!
Otherwise, consider the battle lost.
This summer is going to be a long one.
H#LL YES BUMP!
"It's like breaking into someone's house at the dinner hour, sitting down at the table and complaining because the food's not tasty enough.""
I have been waiting for this "awakening" to happen. Lots of very busy quiet people are very angry over the nerve of these protestors who think they should be allow everything- even the ability to vote.
In Reno on monday, a group of protestors was on one side of the street and a smaller group of burly guys in Harley Davidson t-shirts was on the other. The burly guys had signs that simply said "GO HOME". The protestors didn't cross the street to conflict with them.
Attend the next 'gasp' Gun Show in your area and you will find a wealth of proper sayings for your use.
I just want a one word bumper sticker.
"Adios!!"
Negative. I lived in Imperial Beach for 5 years. I lived less than 2 miles from the border. Mexicans are a security threat... they threaten the security of individuals every single day by dealing drugs, committing violent felonies and bringing a culture of corruption that ignores the law to our country.
I agree with you about the Democrats and the need to filter arabs who come here, but illegals are a threat to our social fabric and our union. Twenty five years from now our children will be debating how about the best way to deal with the armed hispanic separatist movement in the Southwest.
Rewarding them with an instant free pass sends exactly the wrong message to those on the other side of the border.
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