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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Driving / March 2008Re: If it Flys, Floats or f.cks -- Lease It! -- What kind of schmuck pays $5,500.00 for an hours sex?
"MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message > On Mar 10, 7:30 pm, "_ Prof. Jonez _" <thep...@jonez.net> wrote: >> Ted wrote: >> > Schmuck Spitzer should plead insanity! By the way, remember when >> > a.shole wanted drivers licenses for illegal aliens? >> >> You prefer them to be driving without a license, or insurance, eh moron? > > I prefer them OUT of my country, you traitorous sellout communist dog. Then pick your own lettuce you lowlife lazy white-trash maggot. > "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> >>I prefer them OUT of my country, you traitorous sellout communist dog. > Then pick your own lettuce you lowlife lazy white-trash maggot. Normal people are all in favor of LEGAL immigrants to pick our veggies and stuff. Why do _YOU_ prefer to have people that are ILLEGAL to be in our country, live here, be given drivers licenses, and have jobs that smart HONEST people desire? >> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Normal people are all in favor of LEGAL immigrants to pick our veggies and > stuff. You woldn't know "normal" of it crawled up yoiur a.s and exploded. > Why do _YOU_ prefer to have people that are ILLEGAL to be in our country, > live here, be given drivers licenses, and have jobs that smart HONEST > people desire? If there wasn't a demand for immigrants lacking papers, there wouldn't be so many, eh numbnuts? >>> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >>> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > so many, > eh numbnuts? What demand?? Most of them are on welfare & state aid, plus free medical. You are one stupid son-of-a-bitch. >>>> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >>>> [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > What demand?? Most of them are on welfare & state aid, plus free medical. > You are one stupid son-of-a-bitch. The demand exists because it's difficult to find citizens interested in doing that kind of work, when they can make the same money being cashiers or stocking shelves in a nice air conditioned environment. >>>>> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > doing that kind of work, when they can make the same money being cashiers > >or stocking shelves in a nice air conditioned environment. So we need 20 to 35 million of them to pick crops? I live among them. NONE of them in my area are farm workers. The "demand" is exagerated. >>>>>> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > So we need 20 to 35 million of them to pick crops? I live among them. > NONE of them in my area are farm workers. The "demand" is exagerated. In other areas, they ARE farm workers. Upstate NY, for instance. Not all illegals. About half. In the following NPR radio story, a local sheriff says their behavior is no worse than, and maybe better than anyone else's: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=16981143 In chef Anthony Bourdain's book "Kitchen Confidential", he said that if you want to be a chef, but you have issues with Hispanics, find another career. In big cities, they're the backbone of the kitchen and they probably know more about the business than any chef coming out of a culinary institute. They're also cleaning your hotel rooms. What they do in your area is obviously different. >In chef Anthony Bourdain's book "Kitchen Confidential", he said that if you >want to be a chef, but you have issues with Hispanics, find another career. >In big cities, they're the backbone of the kitchen and they probably know >more about the business than any chef coming out of a culinary institute. >They're also cleaning your hotel rooms. Heh. Go to Cancun, Mexico. There you will find hard-working Mexicans cooking your food, cleaning your hotel room, washing the windows, doing the landscaping, etc. Now come back to the US...where you'll find the exact same thing.  SignatureThere's no such thing as a free lunch, but certain accounting practices can result in a fully-depreciated one. >> In chef Anthony Bourdain's book "Kitchen Confidential", he said that >> if you want to be a chef, but you have issues with Hispanics, find [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > cooking your food, cleaning your hotel room, washing the windows, > doing the landscaping, etc. And earning more $$ daily than most white-trash Amerikunts. > Now come back to the US...where you'll > find the exact same thing. > If there wasn't a demand for immigrants lacking papers, there wouldn't be so > many, > eh numbnuts? Oh sure. If banks didn't desire to give money away to bank robbers, there wouldn't be people robbing banks! Just WHO is the "numbnuts" here? On Mar 12, 7:01 pm, "Reality_Check©" <Real...@Check.it> wrote: > If there wasn't a demand for immigrants lacking papers, there wouldn't be > so > many, > eh numbnuts? Oh sure. If banks didn't desire to give money away to bank robbers, there wouldn't be people robbing banks! Just WHO is the "numbnuts" here? ============================== Well, someone's hiring illegals, so there is, in FACT, demand for them. Would you agree with this statement? If not, why not? > Well, someone's hiring illegals, so there is, in FACT, demand for them. > Would you agree with this statement? If not, why not? Welfare is NOT a "job"! And I might add that control of a country's borders isn't really the responsibility of business owners. The problem isn't migrant workers, the problem is ILLEGALS who are coming in without permission, STEALING things that rightfully belong to our OWN poor and then shipping the loot back home. Trying to make this about "jobs" is a red herring. It's about illegals, infiltration, and national control of our own borders. Like I said before, if there is a "demand" for workers (and there is some demand) then you hand them an ID card at the border and keep and eye on them the whole time they are here in EXACTLY the same way the gummint keeps and eye on you and me! How come it's supposedly so damn hard to keep track of illegals when the gummint knows how many times a day I scratch my a.s? >> Well, someone's hiring illegals, so there is, in FACT, demand for them. >> Would you agree with this statement? If not, why not? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > me! How come it's supposedly so damn hard to keep track of illegals > when the gummint knows how many times a day I scratch my a.s? You're stuck on this welfare thing. Granted, some illegals are on welfare. Others work and get paid. True, or false? >> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > live here, be given drivers licenses, and have jobs that smart HONEST > people desire? Nobody prefers illegals to legal workers, all else being equal (like pay scale). Pay scale may NOT always be equal, but let's assume for the moment that all farm workers start at the legal minimum wage. Please ask 10 teenagers about 5 possible summer jobs, one of which must include bending over in 90 degree heat, hacking broccoli off the plant with a very sharp knife. Let me know if what those teenagers say about doing that kind of work. And, don't tell me about how we should have machines which do that specific job. That's true, but farm machinery makers haven't invented such a machine yet. >>> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >>> [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > specific job. That's true, but farm machinery makers haven't invented such > a machine yet. Not totally true. Farmers will not buy the advanced machinery, when they can get "next to slave labor". >>>> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >>>> [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > Not totally true. Farmers will not buy the advanced machinery, when they > can get "next to slave labor". Where did you get that last idea from? >>>>> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > > Where did you get that last idea from? I wish I could find the 20/20 video of the interviews with the farmers. The technoligy is there. Just no demand for it. >>>>>> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > I wish I could find the 20/20 video of the interviews with the farmers. > The technoligy is there. Just no demand for it. For reasons that aren't important, I became an advisor to a friend of my son's who was involved with a research project on this issue for college. He interviewed about 30 local farmers, and spoke to three farm machinery manufacturers. There is no such thing as machinery for certain crops, like berries & broccoli. The manufacturers all said they have wet dreams about the day they can invent something to handle delicate crops like strawberries. Farmers already use machinery for crops like corn & beans. They don't always own it. They often pay someone who owns the machinery to harvest the crops. Nobody uses human labor for corn, except when the final market is a farmstand, where they may only need a few bushels per day. Head cabbage: Some farmers use machines if the cabbage is going to end up going to a company like Silver Floss, who makes it into sauerkraut. The machinery beats up the heads a bit too much, so they don't use it for cabbage being sold to supermarkets. That's harvested by people the old fashioned way. There are no hard & fast rules. You know that. >There is no such thing as machinery for certain crops, like berries & >broccoli. The manufacturers all said they have wet dreams about the day they >can invent something to handle delicate crops like strawberries. And strawberries would be simple compared to blackberries. SignatureThere's no such thing as a free lunch, but certain accounting practices can result in a fully-depreciated one. >"Jim Davis" <sky.dancer1@yahoo.com> wrote in message >> >> Not totally true. Farmers will not buy the advanced machinery, when they >> can get "next to slave labor". > >Where did you get that last idea from? Econ 101. SignatureThere's no such thing as a free lunch, but certain accounting practices can result in a fully-depreciated one. > > Normal people are all in favor of LEGAL immigrants to pick our veggies and > > stuff. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > over in 90 degree heat, hacking broccoli off the plant with a very sharp > knife. As usual JoeSpare, you've bought the entire liberal line the media spews! What makes you think illegals WANT jobs? What the hell is this media term "illegal immigrants" or "undocumented workers"? How about we use the Israeli term "INFILTRATORS"! It's bullshit. It's ALL bullshit! It is NOT about farm workers at all! This is about infiltration to promote the North American Union idea. It is about loss of American sovereignty. If a country has no control over it's borders it isn't sovereign anymore. And that's the idea. Don't give us the party line bullshit about the "poor immigrants" like my grandparents. My grandparents were NOT illegals! Don't give us the party line about the poor farm workers doing nasty jobs. Hell yes, those jobs are nasty! But that isn't the issue at all. If we need some broccoli pickers you put out the call and hand 'em ID cards at the border! Hiring illegals should be CRIME! Every person hiring illegals is a person eating away at American sovereignty! Joe, you haven't a CLUE what this politics is all about. Get your head out of that liberal media and look around you for a change! The world of politics is not the nicey-nicey place you have been told it is! >> > Normal people are all in favor of LEGAL immigrants to pick our veggies >> > and [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > out of that liberal media and look around you for a change! The world > of politics is not the nicey-nicey place you have been told it is! You are sputtering again. I am not a liberal. I have no idea where you came up with that nonsense. When I discuss illegal workers, I refer to the ones about which I have actual knowledge: The ones around here, the majority of whom are farm workers. I don't refer to anecdotal evidence. Of course there are some who don't want to work. But, the ones around here do want to work. Things are different in other parts of the country, for reasons that are only slightly complex, but not worth suggesting to you. >> "MURS radios" <horseshoe7@yahoo.com> wrote in message >> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > live here, be given drivers licenses, and have jobs that smart HONEST > people desire? Because then, HE doesn't have to deal with them. |
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