Comments on: Updated: ‘M’ Is For Moratorium (& Moron)

By: George Pal

George Pal — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 16:52:42 +0000

Britain’s Labour Party, in a fit of epic hubris, admitted their immigration policy reflected a desire to radically changing Britain and “rub the Right’s nose in diversity”.

However many morons – Bush, McCain exemplars both – there are on the putative ‘Right’ they are outnumbered by the earnestly treasonous wankers on the Left.

I might hope the old dynamic ‘hubris-nemesis’ remained in effect but I’m resigned to ‘nemesis’ as a thing outmoded.

By: Derek

Derek — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 13:13:00 +0000

Speaking of a wall, I find it hypocritical that the big government types, both democrat and republican, suggests we shouldn’t build it because it won’t eliminate illegal immigration. In other words, since it won’t be 100% effective, it would be a waste of government resources to build. Yet if a welfare policy is only deemed 45% effective, it is supported and funding is probably increased.

By: james huggins

james huggins — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:49:46 +0000

Who’s kidding who here? Pols want to flood the country with an un-educated, un-American voting block who will vote enmass and be willing fodder for the the feeding of Union bosses. Many business owners can see no farther than their next months sales reports and see a hard working, willing work force. These people are riding the Tiger. This particular Tiger has no identification with the United States. As soon as their numbers become swollen with legitimized aliens they will take over those unions, those businesses and those states who so covet their numbers now. They all come from third-world rat holes and won’t be satisified until they turn the USA into another third world rat hole. And we are going to help them do it.

By: Vrye Denker

Vrye Denker — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 10:22:16 +0000

If I may, with your country's stringent legal immigration policies, wouldn't it mean that just those people who would create jobs would enter? I mean, poor old me definitely wouldn't make it (I've tried), but surely if someone succeeded in getting in, it means they are extraordinary or are planning on creating some sort of business? [Your point is well taken. Refugee status or some other compassion-based visa should apply to all ethnic white South Africans. Farmers are certainly needed here. US immigration privileges Third-World "minorities."]

By: Myron Pauli

Myron Pauli — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 03:27:46 +0000

Rather ironic that the LEFT favors an immigration policy that pushes wages down. Then the pro-business RIGHT which claims to “believe in market forces” wants to add immigrants to artificially provide cheap labor. While science and engineering is a good way for Third Worlders to advance into the US – it is a very very difficult academic course for Americans who can earn oodles more taking easier stuff like “business” or “law”. I know top scientists whose kids are starting out from law school with more money than they (the scientists) earn with 40 years experience.

On the other hand, I would venture to say that many in my profession would consider that Dorismar (from Argentina) had some “extraordinary ability” – admittedly, in the eye of the beholder!

The one public works project that would really be constitutional would be to construct an effective border wall – but the politicians do not want one
even if it would pay for itself in reduced migration.