Illegal immigrants cause housing problems?

[sheilawellington]

Of course immigrants caused the housing bubble and the credit crunch that threatens to destroy our economy. The MSM won’t print this, but it is well known that immigrants are the sole cause of:

-Expensive gasoline
-Global warming and melting glaciers
-Earthquakes and tornadoes
-The Enron and Worldcom fiascos
-School shootings
-9/11
-Preschool bullying
-Long lines at Costco

Those stains you see on the moon surface on a clear night? You guessed it! Caused by immigrants. Was it too cold (or too hot) today? Those filthy immigrants are responsible!

[Casca]

What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

[Casca]

What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

[Casca]

What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

[Casca]

What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

[Casca]

What’s the point in going for the reductio ad absurdum argument? It is undeniable that illegal immigration has had a dramatic effect on almost every aspect of our lives here in San Diego. Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation. We have the luxury of keeping most vice south of the border. The blowback on that is that its byproducts drift north; e.g. drug money looking for a safe haven, and one can not ignore the tsunami of crime and criminals.

[sheilawellington]

Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation.

That was along the lines of immigrants causing increased sun spot activity and moon craters, right?

[sheilawellington]

Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation.

That was along the lines of immigrants causing increased sun spot activity and moon craters, right?

[sheilawellington]

Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation.

That was along the lines of immigrants causing increased sun spot activity and moon craters, right?

[sheilawellington]

Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation.

That was along the lines of immigrants causing increased sun spot activity and moon craters, right?

[sheilawellington]

Mexico is a bastion of organized crime masquerading as a nation.

That was along the lines of immigrants causing increased sun spot activity and moon craters, right?

[Ozzie]

The fast track immigration was for all of Canada and they still do it for foreigners with some wealth:

http://www.canreach.com/permanent_investor.asp

Canada had faced a similar national downturn before they enacted the program and supposedly it propped up prices in about a year. I heard this from Dennis Gartman who is an investment analyst and appears on CNBC pretty regularly. I like the idea of the government taking $500k from the foreigner and returning it in 5 years interest free. Reminds me of a hedge fund I invested in.

[Ozzie]

The fast track immigration was for all of Canada and they still do it for foreigners with some wealth:

http://www.canreach.com/permanent_investor.asp

Canada had faced a similar national downturn before they enacted the program and supposedly it propped up prices in about a year. I heard this from Dennis Gartman who is an investment analyst and appears on CNBC pretty regularly. I like the idea of the government taking $500k from the foreigner and returning it in 5 years interest free. Reminds me of a hedge fund I invested in.

[Ozzie]

The fast track immigration was for all of Canada and they still do it for foreigners with some wealth:

http://www.canreach.com/permanent_investor.asp

Canada had faced a similar national downturn before they enacted the program and supposedly it propped up prices in about a year. I heard this from Dennis Gartman who is an investment analyst and appears on CNBC pretty regularly. I like the idea of the government taking $500k from the foreigner and returning it in 5 years interest free. Reminds me of a hedge fund I invested in.

[Ozzie]

The fast track immigration was for all of Canada and they still do it for foreigners with some wealth:

http://www.canreach.com/permanent_investor.asp

Canada had faced a similar national downturn before they enacted the program and supposedly it propped up prices in about a year. I heard this from Dennis Gartman who is an investment analyst and appears on CNBC pretty regularly. I like the idea of the government taking $500k from the foreigner and returning it in 5 years interest free. Reminds me of a hedge fund I invested in.

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