Someone already posted this racist propaganda last week.

YUP FSG.....................MOI!    http://people.bakersfield.c...

How do you know Joe Legal isn't non Hispanic?

They...aren't...a....seperate...race... anyway- Get your name calling straight.

hm ...

Look at what I found :

http://www.youtube.com/watc...

--virgil

I said that wrong...shoulda been "how do you know Joe Legan isn't Hispanic?

uhhh virgil, are you  ok?

You may like this one, Nancy :

http://www.youtube.com/watc...      :  )

--virgil

Ok virgil.  Feel your forehead and if it feels warm take two aspirin and go to bed.

Virgil is high Nancy...............leave him be.

  Witters,

That's not nice ... and, I would take it as an insult if i didn't know that you are probably envious - of me.

If indeed I was high.

--virgil

SO ...............OK ............... You're low.  a high lowlifer who needs to get a life.

envious? not in your wildest wet dream bucko. been around too many of you tokers and you're all nutsoid.

Witter's in a bad mood ... didn't mean to insult you.

--virgil

I wonder if ChickenHead is in a bad mood, explaining the reason behind this post.

--virgil

Cute youtube's Virgil~ a thematic response. Poultry...

 how do you know Joe Legan isn't Hispanic?

Are you really asking me that question?  There are plenty of undocumented people who are of non-hispanic descent who live in every major city in America.  They come from all over the world.  Funny, though.. just about every argument I see from the "anti-illegals" point of view usually only speaks to the Latin American immigrants.

If someone is truely against "illegal" immigration, why is it rare that any of these people ever talk about the many Europeans, Asians & Africans who move here without documentation?  The reality is that many of the people on these blogs touting their anti-"illegal" point of view are buying into the racist stereotypes - most of them probably subconsciously.

What is amazing is how the point is being missed here.  The point has nothing to do with the color of a persons skin.  The point is persons who have migrated to the USA, specifically California abuse a system which was meant to help people when they fall upon hard times.  The people who abuse this system, legal or illegal, are making a mockery out of the government and the government does not need any help in that department.  The point is the people who work for a living, pay taxes and try to be Americans are getting screwed by the people who are abusing the system.  When are we going to put our foot down?  A woman in Mexico ( and I am just using this as an example) can walk across the border in the morning, have a baby in California in the afternoon and guess what?  California is now sending money to Mexico to help raise this baby and paying for the medical bills!  What part of this is right?  And anyone from any country can do this.  How is this creating a productive citizen for the United States?  It's not!  It is just taking money away from you and me!  That is the point, Joe Legal is getting screwed over by Joe Illegal no matter where he/she is from and no matter what color their skin is. 

Let's put it this way - if instead of "Joe Legal" we saw "Juan Carlos Legal" - that would take away the racist undertones of the "story" by acknowledging that there are millions of Hispanics who are not only legal US citizens, but have been for generations. 

As far as abusing the system, I agree - plenty of people, in general, abuse the system, which is why I'm all for reform of the system.  However, instead of wasting billions of dollars building walls that people can tunnel under, I'd rather we make it easier for people to not only become U.S. citizens, not only become better acclimated to our society by promoting more ESOL classes, but by also making them feel welcome to our country.  The more citizens we create, the more taxes they generate, which equals less of a need to abuse the system.

Unfortunately, the majority of racial and/or social groups have all been mistreated over the centuries - from the Irish to the Chinese to the Eastern Europeans to the African Slaves to the Italians to the Mexicans.  In an age when we're more of a melting pot than ever, when more people are educated than ever, you'd think that we'd have a more tolerant and no-nonsense point of view.  

Those who are most sucessful in this life are those who not only anticipate, but adapt to change, instead of those who either ignore it, or refuse to move with it.  We could easily solve many of our problems if we could all think in such ways.