Blame it on Texas

[cranston36]

There’s been a lot of hooting and hollering about illegal immigration lately.
No one has really said anything about how the problem came to be.
First of all it was Texas who allowed over 5 million illegal immigrants in over a very short period of time. It wasn’t as if these folks were showing up in Nebraska, Maine or upstate New York.
There has always been movement between Mexico and California but what happened in Texas was really unique.
The Texans pretty much sold and gave away most of their state in return for cash.
We have 50 states and one of them tried this experiment.
Apparently it failed because after selling everything off the Texans couldn’t pay their regular bills.
So we ended up with men like Representative Tom Delay and Kenneth Lay from Enron.
The big fight now is that republicans in general realize what they did in Texas and the Texans want to do it to the rest of the country.
That just won’t fly.
Things look bad now but it has become apparent that there are some elements in Texas that live their lives taking what doesn’t belong to them.
You can get away with that sort of thing for a short time but in the long run it’s got to stop.
What happened in Texas can be a warning to the other 49 states as they chart out their course for the future.
Lesson 1 : Don’t sell your land, your heritage or your people.

 

[5stringJeff]

 

[Gunny]

There’s been a lot of hooting and hollering about illegal immigration lately.
No one has really said anything about how the problem came to be.
First of all it was Texas who allowed over 5 million illegal immigrants in over a very short period of time. It wasn’t as if these folks were showing up in Nebraska, Maine or upstate New York.
There has always been movement between Mexico and California but what happened in Texas was really unique.
The Texans pretty much sold and gave away most of their state in return for cash.
We have 50 states and one of them tried this experiment.
Apparently it failed because after selling everything off the Texans couldn’t pay their regular bills.
So we ended up with men like Representative Tom Delay and Kenneth Lay from Enron.
The big fight now is that republicans in general realize what they did in Texas and the Texans want to do it to the rest of the country.
That just won’t fly.
Things look bad now but it has become apparent that there are some elements in Texas that live their lives taking what doesn’t belong to them.
You can get away with that sort of thing for a short time but in the long run it’s got to stop.
What happened in Texas can be a warning to the other 49 states as they chart out their course for the future.
Lesson 1 : Don’t sell your land, your heritage or your people.

You might want to back your bullshit diatribe up with some evidence/fact. Illegal immigration is treated no differently here than anywhere else. We just have a bigger boarder and it's undermanned. Anytime anyone acts to enforce the laws the PC knuckleheads go after them with a vengeance.

You sound like someone who doesn't live here, really has no clue, and is talking out your ass.

 

[Nuc]

No one has really said anything about how the problem came to be.First of all it was Texas who allowed over 5 million illegal immigrants in over a very short period of time. .

What's your source?

 

[CrimsonWhite]

There’s been a lot of hooting and hollering about illegal immigration lately.
No one has really said anything about how the problem came to be.
First of all it was Texas who allowed over 5 million illegal immigrants in over a very short period of time. It wasn’t as if these folks were showing up in Nebraska, Maine or upstate New York.
There has always been movement between Mexico and California but what happened in Texas was really unique.
The Texans pretty much sold and gave away most of their state in return for cash.
We have 50 states and one of them tried this experiment.
Apparently it failed because after selling everything off the Texans couldn’t pay their regular bills.
So we ended up with men like Representative Tom Delay and Kenneth Lay from Enron.
The big fight now is that republicans in general realize what they did in Texas and the Texans want to do it to the rest of the country.
That just won’t fly.
Things look bad now but it has become apparent that there are some elements in Texas that live their lives taking what doesn’t belong to them.
You can get away with that sort of thing for a short time but in the long run it’s got to stop.
What happened in Texas can be a warning to the other 49 states as they chart out their course for the future.
Lesson 1 : Don’t sell your land, your heritage or your people.

Dude, you're a dumbass. Can you substanciate any of this?

 

[nukeman]

Cranston never post links he just makes shit out of his ass

 

[theHawk]

I'm a Texan that can't pay his regular bills.








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