Why i resent illegals. All that shitt

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A vast majority of American citizens RESENT (not hate) illegals not because of their race but because of their behavior and refusal to assimilate into the country they have taken up residence in ILLEGALLY.

All illegal aliens are criminals by definition because they violated the law by coming here ILLEGALLY.


You want to know when and why the resentment (NOT HATE) towards illegals started?

I'll tell you:

The resentment started when :

The crime rate when up by your cherished gangs.

Your unlicensed, uninsured drivers started killing our citizens

You ruined our neighborhoods by moving in, parking your old skeletons of cars, throwing garbage and empty beer cans all over the sidewalks where our children use to play.

When you ruined our quiet enjoyment of our homes, by playing your ranchero music so loud that the whole block can hear it. And when asked to turn it down you swore at my wife.

It started when you refuse to enter our country here legally, and cause me, my family to work extra hours to pay our taxes to support you.

It started when we saw that you were receiving free medical care, when we are not able to get it because we cannot earn enough money to pay for it.

It started when we see that you stand in line in front of us at Safeway, purchase food with federal funds that I paid for, but I cannot afford all the food you are getting for free.

It started when you stand outside the Home Depot, and work for 6 dollars an hour, while my neighbor who is a contractor, has to pay for insurance, employee taxes, social security, health plans, city permits, and you just take the cash and cut his business out of the picture.

It started when our children get substandard education because the schools allocate money because you are too lazy to learn the language that is in this country.

It started when I have to press one, to speak to someone that I cannot understand.

It started when you got drunk, and ran over a family and killed them, when you were without a license, insurance and then you ran back to your country.

It started when our children started getting exposed to diseases that were no longer active in the US, but came back with you.
 
terrible grammar in the racist post from the guy who probably resents illegals for not learning our language
 
Well Johny, I sure am sorry but we can't go play some ball cos Daddie's got to go back to work to earn some tax dollars so the illegals an eat tonight.
 
I love how you're automatically "racist" if you don't like illegal aliens. Typical liberal speak. If you can't logically defend the actions of a group of people you support, then make personal attacks toward the opposition in order to deflect their points. And yes, I do resent people that come to this country and don't learn the language. If I was to move to Spain, you can be damn sure I'd learn how to speak Spanish.
 
Mexican American integration slow, education stalled, study finds

UCLA report charts Chicano experience over four decades

By Letisia Marquez March 20, 2008

Second-, third- and fourth-generation Mexican Americans speak English fluently, and most prefer American music. They are increasingly Protestant, and some may even vote for a Republican candidate.

However, many Mexican Americans in these later generations do not graduate from college, and they continue to live in majority Hispanic neighborhoods. Most marry other Hispanics and think of themselves as "Mexican" or "Mexican American."

Such are the findings from the most comprehensive sociological report ever produced on the integration of Mexican Americans. The UCLA study, released today in a Russell Sage Foundation book titled "Generations of Exclusion: Mexican Americans, Assimilation, and Race," concludes that, unlike the descendants of European immigrants to the United States, Mexican Americans have not fully integrated by the third and fourth generation. The research spans a period of nearly 40 years............

- Most Mexican Americans identified as "Mexican" or "Mexican American," even into the fourth generation. Only about 10 percent identified as "American." Moreover, many Mexican Americans felt their ethnicity was very important and many said they would like to pass it along to their children.

- Third- and fourth-generation Mexican Americans supported less restrictive immigration policies than the general population and generally supported bilingual education and affirmative action.


MORE:

http://newsroom.ucla.edu/portal/ucla/ucla-study-of-four-generations-46372.aspx
 
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