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  • December 19, 2009 at 7:45 PM #496492
    moneymaker
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    I already do! I figure NAFTA “might” have been a good idea when we were producing stuff, now I really don’t see how it works for us. Most of my hamburger comes from costco in the form of 1/3 lb. sirloin burgers and you got me because I have no idea what it costs.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:48 PM #495660
    CA renter
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    [quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:48 PM #495816
    CA renter
    Participant

    [quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:48 PM #496202
    CA renter
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    [quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:48 PM #496288
    CA renter
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    [quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:48 PM #496527
    CA renter
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    [quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:54 PM #495665
    mike92104
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    [quote=CA renter][quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.[/quote]

    I think the problem here is the complicated processes one has to go through to work in this country. We need to make it much more simple. Show up, sign your name, pay your taxes.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:54 PM #495821
    mike92104
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    [quote=CA renter][quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.[/quote]

    I think the problem here is the complicated processes one has to go through to work in this country. We need to make it much more simple. Show up, sign your name, pay your taxes.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:54 PM #496207
    mike92104
    Participant

    [quote=CA renter][quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.[/quote]

    I think the problem here is the complicated processes one has to go through to work in this country. We need to make it much more simple. Show up, sign your name, pay your taxes.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:54 PM #496293
    mike92104
    Participant

    [quote=CA renter][quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.[/quote]

    I think the problem here is the complicated processes one has to go through to work in this country. We need to make it much more simple. Show up, sign your name, pay your taxes.

    December 19, 2009 at 9:54 PM #496532
    mike92104
    Participant

    [quote=CA renter][quote=patientrenter][quote=threadkiller]…I figure deporting 22,000 illegal students would save approximately 170 Million dollars yearly…/quote]

    Sounds about right. But then we’d be obliged to create a sustainable 100% first world economy. Your hamburger might cost more, and you might be doing your own landscaping and housekeeping.[/quote]

    Hogwash! Just a couple of decades ago, American kids were doing these jobs. It’s high time we give them the same chance we had to work in an entry-level job and gain some work experience.

    What we “save” by using illegal labor, we spend on their education, prison, infrastructure, legal, housing, etc. costs. Labor performed by illegal labor is only “cheap” for their employers. The rest of us pick up the tab (and suffer the reduced quality of life) in order to sustain the employers’ profits.[/quote]

    I think the problem here is the complicated processes one has to go through to work in this country. We need to make it much more simple. Show up, sign your name, pay your taxes.

    December 20, 2009 at 5:32 AM #495724
    moneymaker
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    I’m pretty sure the guys standing outside homedepot neither sign their names or pay taxes. I rarely see them get picked up, but they must or they would not be there.

    December 20, 2009 at 5:32 AM #495881
    moneymaker
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    I’m pretty sure the guys standing outside homedepot neither sign their names or pay taxes. I rarely see them get picked up, but they must or they would not be there.

    December 20, 2009 at 5:32 AM #496265
    moneymaker
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    I’m pretty sure the guys standing outside homedepot neither sign their names or pay taxes. I rarely see them get picked up, but they must or they would not be there.

    December 20, 2009 at 5:32 AM #496352
    moneymaker
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    I’m pretty sure the guys standing outside homedepot neither sign their names or pay taxes. I rarely see them get picked up, but they must or they would not be there.

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