Wednesday, August 5, 2009

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I was seriously dissapointed with the Kobach interview.These locals anti-inmigrant laws, are a patchwork of cruel, racist, inhumane regulations that go after the poorest of the poor, those that do all the dirty jobs that most americans are unwilling to perform. They have few defenders, most of them pay taxes and social security that thew will never collect, work at bargain rates and are persecuted. Those that attack or even kill them get rarely get punished as in the Shenandoah case. I truly hope that Mr. Colbert will bring somebody that will present their point view and will speak about the federal legislation needed to create the right environment. I thought Mr. Colbert would stand up to Mr. Kovach and he did not!

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Posted by Hugo S Caram on August 7, 2009 at 8:14 AM

It's hard to take S money's comments seriously when he can't spell disgrace or immigrant.

Perhaps one of these illegal workers could get a job being S money's spell checker?

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Posted by A money on August 6, 2009 at 5:33 PM

d money, its people like you who discrase this country. Hire an illegal immagrant, and pay him lower than minimum wage. This is turn kills the economy dumbass.

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Posted by S money on August 6, 2009 at 5:23 PM

i dont know who you are kris kobach. you might be a nice guy but you are fucking retarted. if you really want to help our economy you should know that cheap immigrant labor is a key part in keeping costs down. and if some fuckhead out there can't beat out some mexican for a job hes clearly not qualified enough to have that job anyway. so if these loser that can't find jobs because of all the illegals out there they do not deserve to be represented so just stop trying to help them because it is clearly not working.

D money out

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Posted by d money on August 5, 2009 at 10:06 PM
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