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8/10/2016 10:32:18 PM
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Mexicans that come to America then complain about how Mexico is so much better.
If it's better then they should go back.
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Big talk coming from someone who's the descendant of immigrants.
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Society has developed though. There are jobs and taxes. Illegal immigrants don't get taxed, along with the ability to get free healthcare AND college scholarships.
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Editado por Green_Avenger4: 8/10/2016 11:21:15 PM[quote]Mexicans that come to America then complain about how Mexico is so much better.[/quote] I live in Texas and i have never heard one complain before....
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Editado por Silent: 8/10/2016 11:28:02 PMI live above the boarder. It's not super common but it's also not rare.
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I do too but still i never heard anything like that
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We just have a better culture, Holmes. Our food is [i]way[/i] better.
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Better culture? If Mexico is great then why do they keep coming to America? Instead of taking American jobs and using tax payer money, they should help improve their country.
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I don't see you complaining about how your lawn looks. lol "taking Americans' jobs". If an American wanted that work they would have taken it. It's just nativistic bullshit. Americans aren't even natively from America. Mexico has a better culture because it actually has culture. And just so you know, culture is not the same as economics nor is it the same as government.
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1. If I want my lawn mowed I'll do it myself. 2. If their culture is so much better they should go back to their country where it's more popular.
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You sound like an incredibly prejudiced bigot. You have no more right to be in this country than any immigrant, illegal or not. The European demographic that now dominates the state came from (omfg) Europe (how crazy). You're not supposed to he here, but you are. You are and we are, along with the Chinese and the Japanese and the Koreans and the Africans and the -blam!-ing reptilians. Your logic is shit. /qq
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Here's the thing though: Europeans took it over. Taking land is a major part of this world's history. We took it and established advanced civilization. We're in debt though, and many people don't have jobs. If someone wants to come here and live in space that there isn't much of left, then they should become a citizen. Illegals can get free health care and don't have taxes, as they are not registered. By your logic, if no one has the right to be here, then the government doesn't have the right to tax us. Therefore no more taxing, and let the debt destroy us.
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[quote]Europeans took it over.[/quote] Say I steal your car. By your logic you just have to suck it up because I "took it over".
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I hope you're joking. There's a big difference between a petty crime within a society that has law enforcement and a judicial system, and a country taking over another country.
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Well, America wasn't really a country prior to colonization.
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Editado por StellarBox: 8/10/2016 11:21:14 PM[quote]Better culture? If Mexico is great then why do they keep coming to America? Instead of taking American jobs and using tax payer money, they should help improve their country.[/quote] Do you think every Hispanic is an illegal?
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No, many are legal. But on the contrary, quite a lot of them are illegal.
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Editado por StellarBox: 8/10/2016 11:48:33 PM[quote]No, many are legal. But on the contrary, quite a lot of them are illegal.[/quote] OK. What do you think is the percentage between illegal and legal. I don't know, so I'll have to look it up later. If there's any data on that.
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Didn't find the percentage of legal to illegal, but I found this: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/11/19/5-facts-about-illegal-immigration-in-the-u-s/ 4% of the population was illegal, 49% of that being Mexican. According to this, illegal Mexicans make up 2% of the population, which is 1/50 people. That's a pretty dang high number.
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Editado por StellarBox: 8/11/2016 1:35:49 AM[quote]Didn't find the percentage of legal to illegal, but I found this: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/11/19/5-facts-about-illegal-immigration-in-the-u-s/ 4% of the population was illegal, 49% of that being Mexican. According to this, illegal Mexicans make up 2% of the population, which is 1/50 people. That's a pretty dang high number.[/quote] I've the read it. It says illegals make up 3.5 percent of the population. It also said that in recent years unauthorized Mexican immigration has been decreasing.
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That's still a pretty big chunk. Around 1% of the population is pretty big.
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Editado por StellarBox: 8/11/2016 2:46:47 AM[quote]Mexicans that come to America then complain about how Mexico is so much better. If it's better then they should go back. If Mexico is great then why do they keep coming to America? Instead of taking American jobs and using tax payer money, they should help improve their country. [/quote] I'm not saying it isn't. But that number has been decreasing and should keep decreasing. What I don't agree with you is in your pervious comments. What I still don't understand is that if you're talking about all Americans that identify with their Mexican heritage. Or just Illegal Mexicans. But I felt that you were just lumping them all together since you just said Mexican.
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The ones that aren't from America. From my OP: "Mexicans that come to America"
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[quote]The ones that aren't from America. From my OP: "Mexicans that come to America"[/quote] They could be naturalized citizens
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Some are but a lot also aren't. Whether or not they are though, if they enter a different country then complain about it, they should go back to theirs.
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[quote]Some are but a lot also aren't. Whether or not they are though, if they enter a different country then complain about it, they should go back to theirs.[/quote] Complaining about a certain aspect of a country doesn't do anything, but there's no law against it. If they are a citizen. Criticism and bringing up solutions to what they feel can be done better is reasonable.
