It couldn’t be that they are trapped in a stagnant socialist economic system with no upward mobility. They are not only poor, they have no hope. Their religion also believes that profit, doing business and freedom of choice are evil, which certainly doesn’t help. Poverty is curable in a free enterprise economic system.
robert108 - 02:11pm on 11/06/2005
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[...] I’ve made a lot of the same points before about illegal immigration and non-assimilation here in America. Right now I think we do a great job of bringing immigrants into our culture, but we’re moving away from that. Down along our southern border school districts are requiring teachers to learn Spanish and governments go out of their way to cater to people who refuse to embrace our customs and our language. Clearly, this is not assimilation, and we risk creating a problem for ourselves much like the one France is facing now. [...]
Say Anything - North Dakota’s Most Popular P - 05:11pm on 11/11/2005
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It couldn’t be that they are trapped in a stagnant socialist economic system with no upward mobility. They are not only poor, they have no hope. Their religion also believes that profit, doing business and freedom of choice are evil, which certainly doesn’t help. Poverty is curable in a free enterprise economic system.
[...] Pingback by Say Anything - North Dakota’s Most Popular Political Blog » What We Can Learn From The Burning Of Paris — 11/6/2005 @ 10:39 am [...]
[...] I’ve made a lot of the same points before about illegal immigration and non-assimilation here in America. Right now I think we do a great job of bringing immigrants into our culture, but we’re moving away from that. Down along our southern border school districts are requiring teachers to learn Spanish and governments go out of their way to cater to people who refuse to embrace our customs and our language. Clearly, this is not assimilation, and we risk creating a problem for ourselves much like the one France is facing now. [...]
[...] This is something I’ve been saying for a while. [...]