Posted on 06/25/2007 8:27:31 AM PDT by SwinneySwitch
YES, it is called self-discipline and self-respect. Any of us could easily live like pigs and not be caught. But we choose not to. This guy thinks we don't litter for fear of being caught. He needs to visit us for a while. (Uh, stay out of some areas where people have no self-discipline and self-respect.)
Conquering the world via mucho anchor baby's?
I have and idea. Instead of taking our garbage to a landfill, we should just ship it to the areas of the US where the Mescans have taken over. Slip in at night, dump it in the streets, and slip on out.
Next morning, they won’t notice the difference.
I recall noticing huge amounts of trash dumped on railroad property the last time I rode the train into New York City. This was 15-20 years ago. It wasn't as bad as your description of Mexico though.
Before the era of prepackaged food, no place was like that. As recently as 20 years ago, Mexico had no littering problem because most people still ate fresh foods purchased at farmers markets rather than packaged food from supermarkets.Excellent post, monday. You have just explained so much of what is going on today. The world is in a flux as great as any since the opening of cross-Atlantic/Pacific trade routes by the Spanish and Portuguese. There's a tremendous clash of new technology with old perceptions, and it will be a long, long while for it to sort out.
To make it through this transition successfully, the U.S. must keep constant pressure on the rest of the world. If we don't lead, those who would interpret new things through old ways will.
It's third world thing.
Um ... That was 77 percent of Texans under 25. (and 55 percent of all Texans)
Not exactly.....
"Always" is a word that should rarely be used....
FWIW-
You got that right.
While I was reading this, I had a Hispanic walk in my office wanting to rent an apartment. He asked me what the requirements were to rent. I told him one of the requirements was that everyone had to be legal. He admitted with no shame or fear that he and his wife were not legal. (Why is my stomach in knots all of a sudden?)
One of the former Little League ballparks in Vista, CA, started out pretty decent, including adequate public bathrooms. The officials of the league were continually trying to educate the Latinos to put the used toilet paper INTO the toilet and flush it down. Usually, the Mexicans would just discard it on the floor. We were told by several Mexicans that because of bad plumbing where they came from, it was normal practice there NOT to flush the paper. Yeccchhhh. Needless to say, it was hard to get the LL board members to volunteer for bathroom cleaning duty.
“Litter choking streets throughout Mexico”
I have the Neil Diamond song “Coming to America” playing in my head.
Memorial Day, my wife & I were sitting on our front porch, early in the morning, when a Hispanic man rode up ito our driveway on his bicycle. In broken English he said he was “new” here and would like to know if we needed any yardwork or housework done. We said no, we do all our own work and he left. That has never happened to us before. I assumed he was from the house 3 down from us that is now a rental and has a whole new bunch of Latino people staying there.............
We've seen these people throw their entire lunch remains right out their windows.
It's disgusting how they are just trashing America.
This isn't ignorance, this is totally intentional, in your face trashing of America!
“And Bush wants us to turn our country over to these people.”
Jorge deserves a huge kick in the ass for this and for even considering closing down Gitmo, caving in (AGAIN) to the f**king anti-American leftists. The man needs to grow a pair.
More than a smattering of Mexican towns are garbage dumps!
amen to that!!!
Ok. I’ve seen that at WalMart too! Damn chinese! Er uh. Mexicans!
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