Check Out The Freepers Freakin' Over * (immigration)

[K8-EEE]

They are finally figuring out he serves only big biz and not their sorry asses. DUUUUUH! Amusing in a pathetic way.

They don't like that he says "jobs Americans won't do." LOL!! Hey Freeps, when all your jobs are outsourced or given over to immigrant labor, you can always join the Army and help your master's War On Terra!

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1603107/posts#comment?q=1

[Minnesota Libra]

1. Ouch!! Get the feeling there are a few angry freepers?? Ouch!! nt

[Arkansas Granny]

7. I'll say. They haven't even flamed the brave soul who proclaimed

that Bush is a terrible President. I've never seen anyone over there say something like that without coming away charred to the bone.

[Marie26]

53. They've given up. n/t

[adigal]

56. He said this for those who don't want to disinfect their computers

"To: NormsRevenge

I know I will get flamed for saying this, but Bush is a horrible President. His legacy will be an awful one, and his presidency will be remembered as a failure. Now, that being said, I realize that he gets blamed for alot of things that are not his fault, and he is fighting an uphill battle against the media everyday. I understand that. However, this issue in particular is one that he can control. He has the power to do so. Instead of doing what the vast majority of American citizens want done, however, he is selling out to business interests, something I thought the Republican Party had put behind them. Apparently they have not. If he truly does support an amnesty plan, then he should have the guts to come out and say so, rather than giving us all this double speak.

I don't care what Bush, the GOP leadership, or the Chamber of Commerce thinks. Any plan in the style of McCain/Kennedy is amnesty, plain and simple. If the platform of this President, and this party, is to to cater to business interests even when they conflict with the will of the people, then everybody needs to rethink their party loyalty and/or affiliation."

Even freepers wake up that the republican party is not for them.

[XanaDUer]

61. "An uphill battle against the media"???

They have been fellating Bush ever since 9/11.

BTW-thanks for posting that, I would rather not click on that horrendous site.

[rockymountaindem]

Ayn Rand has risen from the grave!!!

One of the things about the illegal issue that makes me angry is the "doing the jobs..." mantra.

It is obvious that Bush, a Harvard Business MBA graduate, hasn't a clue as to how the free market should operate.

Employers should be forced to automate, adapt, consolidate, raise wages, or die, and the federal welfare, tax, and regulatory nightmare should be completely dismantled. There would be no need for a guest-worker program, as Americans (this means you, Hurricane Katrina "victims") would take these jobs or else starve.

To say that Americans "won't do the jobs..." is elitism and snobbery one would expect from limosuine liberals, much less from a moderate U.S. President.
9 posted on 03/25/2006 3:57:06 PM PST by Extremely Extreme Extremist (None genuine without my signature)

Woah! It's the night of the living objectivist!

[bliss_eternal]

12. I found that comment disgusting---

if American's "won't do the jobs", no one should have to, imo. What a tacky, disgusting, elitist thing to say!

Last time I checked, there wasn't a big demand for oranges bought by the freeway, or towels, or flowers or any of the other things I've seen immigrants do to try to earn some money for their families.

Illegal immigrants want the ability to stay here and not return to their countries, so unfortunately they don't see how hideous such statements, and ideas are. At least it doesn't seem that they do... :(

[wakeme2008]

2. Do not get me wrong

But I would lay $100 every one of those Freeper if they had a shit job to do would go out and get a "Cheap Mex" to do it. And they know it.

[Maru Kitteh]

66. My best girlfriends husband can't get work because illegals and the

companies who have hired them have totally cornered the market around here for construction. He went from being a respected and skilled tradesman making a modestly decent living in support of his wife and kids to a guy who now is lucky to find any work at all. When he does find work he's forced to do it for what amounts to about 3 or 4 dollars an hour or even less. He's now suffering from ulcers and a sleep disorder. Think this is happening just on the border states? Think again. I live in Nebraska.

I get so sick of the people who WON'T see that illegal immigration is costing good American workers and their families their livelihoods and their dignity.

[ausus]

68. I agree with you 100%.

People think that this issue won't touch then, that they are secure in their jobs, that they will never lose that job and have to get out their and compete in what I can only call a savage dog-eat-dog labor market, but it just may.

This out of control immigration problem is a collosal failure of the Democratic party. The Democratic party, whatever else it respresents, does not represent the interests of the working American. That's the truth.

[nuxvomica]

3. Sounds like there's a serious Kool-Aid shortage

I can't wait to see the next poll numbers if these folks are jumping ship.

[benny05]

16. Pass the Popcorn

Look at this comment:

"Big fat kiss to his business community friends. Big F U to those of us that elected him."



drink me, drink me

:popcorn:

[XanaDUer]

62. LOL!!!!!!

What a wonderful thread to wake up to!

And a big "FU" from those of us who are getting screwed by him who DID NOT elect him right to you, idiot freepers!

:rofl:

[MadisonProgressive]

17. LOL!! Me too!

To: cripplecreek

----Gee, he talks like a man pretending he still has political capital.----
Remember when George said, right after his re-election, that he intended to spend his political capital?

Well, he's certainly done that.

He spent it by telling us that we were sexists for opposing the Miers nomination, racists for opposing the ports deal, and, as a people, just plain lazy slobs who are leaving him no choice but to reward illegal immigration.

Now he's intent on deficit-spending.

The more I think about it, my calendar's going to be awfully busy the first week of November....

-Dan


91 posted on 03/25/2006 5:46:14 PM PST by Flux Capacitor (Trust me. I know what I'm doing.)
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[Fridays Child]

4. The second response is a real corker...

What is "Fair" ?

That is NOT the question, imo.

What is the current law?
Enforce it and with due diligence.

2 posted on 03/25/2006 3:51:29 PM PST by NormsRevenge

Hey, NormsRevenge, I have one word for you: FISA

What a bunch of situational constitutionalists they are, over there.

[K8-EEE]

20. YOU GOT THAT RIGHT!!

Remember all their "nation of laws" crap from Clinton's time -- NOT SO MUCH when it turns out.

[Rude Horner]

26. EXCELLENT catch!

I missed that one, but you're spot on. "Situational constitutionalists" has a nice ring! :thumbsup:

[wordpix2]

33. "situational constitutionalists" hahaha---do you think they've ever read

the Bill of Rights or any part of the Constitution?

Maybe not, they're so uniniformed.

[benny05]

5. Here's a fine one

As we debate the immigration issue, we must remember there are hardworking individuals, doing jobs that Americans will not do, who are contributing to the economic vitality of our country," Bush said in his weekly radio address.
It's absolute BS!

Here's what it's all about:

1. Supply cheap labor to business owners who tend to be big GOP donors.
2. Charm illegals with the hope that they will someday vote Republican.

So illegal immigration serves two basic needs of politicians:

1. Donations for their war chests for future campaigns.
2. Buy votes for their future viability as politicians.

Meanwhile those of who don't employ illegals get screwed for health care, education, insurance, and incarceration for these illegals.

Cheap lettuce and lawn care is just not worth it!

Same :dunce: you wish you wish to go tell face to face, "I told you so" --and

[liberaltrucker]

6. I love the smell of freeper explosion

Smells like victory.

:bounce:

[benddem]

8. This is great line

To say that Americans "won't do the jobs..." is elitism and snobbery one would expect from limosuine liberals, much less from a moderate U.S. President.

A moderate president????? What are they smoking?

[MadisonProgressive]

14. In the same post

"There would be no need for a guest-worker program, as Americans (this means you, Hurricane Katrina "victims") would take these jobs or else starve."

(no comment by me is necessary)

[northofdenali]

47. OMG, add "limosuine" to the freeper dictionary -

a stretch Hummer, maybe? :popcorn:

If even THEY get it, where does this leave the Shrubmeister?

[Jensen]

9. It tickles my heart to see all these freepers loose it!

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

[ClintonTyree]

10. OK, all of you "limosuine" (sic) liberals...........

we have to stop spreading the meme that Americans won't do these jobs! :eyes: I knew they'd find some way to blame liberals. They'll link it all to Clinton's penis sooner or later.

[wordpix2]

31. I was just riding in my "limosuine" today---whoops, it was my Honda Civic

[SeveneightyWhoa]

45. Hmm, a foreign car.

It figures. :)

[K8-EEE]

37. The limosuine awaits you sir....

Would you like some linguine in the limosuine?

[bliss_eternal]

11. Anyone care to summarize--

what's being said...? I refuse to go to those boards...:scared: gives me the creeps.

[benny05]

13. Just wear protective gear or goggles

and you will be fine. :-)

It's actually pretty easy on the eyes today.

[MadisonProgressive]

15. These people are truly uninformed

"Instead of doing what the vast majority of American citizens want done, however, he is selling out to business interests, something I thought the Republican Party had put behind them."

[Rude Horner]

27. Yeah, that one got me too

Something "I thought the Republican Party had put behind them".

HA! Since when? :spray:

[wordpix2]

32. at least that guy got it that * is selling them out to business interests

he's a bit off on the "majority" though.

[K8-EEE]

35. PUT BEHIND THEM?

Hey freeper -- make a list of all the sacrifices Bush has asked of "business interests."

Still stuck at #1, right?? SUCKERS!!!!

[treestar]

18. The DO job Americans won't!

Americans are more highly trained! It is not that there are 10 jobs for Americans. There are 10 jobs period.

10 American IT graduates do not want 10 janitor jobs!

But if those 10 janitors are in the US making money, they increase the market for other things and that leads to jobs for the 10 IT grads.

[rman]

57. If janitor jobs would provide a living wage, Americans would do them.

(Illegal) immigrants are easier to exploit. The solution to that is globalization of workers rights and living wages.

[benny05]

19. What's very interesting too

Their veiled racist remarks.

[K8-EEE]

21. Oh They Are Unveiled

...a LOT of the time!

[benny05]

24. LOL

I don't go to FP'erville very often...:beer:

[upi402]

22. no more mercy for freeps from me.

i hope they lose their homes from hospitals and doctors sending their sorry asses to collections

[Strelnikov_]

23. Cheap Labor Repubs And Cheap Labor Liberals

A match made in the boardroom.

[benny05]

25. I'm K & R'in this thread

Thanks K8-BEE

:thumbsup:

[K8-EEE]

28. Oooh! Freeper Fight, Check It OUT!

Prepared to apologize to the millions of American conservatives who have worked on behalf of this President since 2000?

Until you are, don't even talk to me.

154 posted on 03/25/2006 6:49:36 PM PST by EternalVigilance (Mexico, watch it, or we'll sic the Texicans on you again.....www.usbordersecurity.org)
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To: EternalVigilance

"the millions of conservatives who worked and sacrificed for this President since 2000."



I happen to be one of those millions you mention, 6 and sometimes 7 days a week.

Other than cry and whine constantly I don't see where you've done much at all.


:nuke:

BUSH IS TOAST!

[Rainscents]

29. LOL

[benny05]

41. ???

No apologies to anyone..just like the thread

[ribrepin]

44. How about this one from FP?

"After watching hundreds of thousands of invaders and their enablers boldly march through our streets this week, I'm in no mood for taking any crap from quislings like you, Dane. The title 'quisling' fits you better every day."


My, my it's getting a little testy over there. You'll have that, when you realize you've used for the last five years.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Ignacio Upton]

30. This is why the GOP can't use immigration as a wedge issue against us

The Minute Men and Tom Tancredo types who care the most about it, are at odds with Bush, and the neo-liberals like the Cato Institute who want cheap labor and corporate free-for-all.

[K8-EEE]

34. * Has Been Talking Out Of Both Sides Of His Mouth Forever

I remember the 2000 election, he got away without even SAYING the word "abortion." Now he's got all these fundies wondering: why does he shut up about it (and gay marriage) etc. as soon as he wins an election, it becomes about getting cheap immigration, spending increases, raising the cap for debt, giving the ports to Dubai and a thousand other things he didn't campaign on. WAKE UP AND SMELL THE DAMN COFFEE ALREADY FREEPERS!!!

The MEANING of the word "elitist" is the Bush family. They don't represent you at ALL. THEY'VE BEEN USING YOU! Come in to the light!

[Swamp Rat]

36. Libertarians at freeptardville should have their heads exploding by now.

The Cato Institute claims to be a conservative/libertarian think tank, yet they are really corporatists, bankrolled by the Sarah Scaife, Lambe and Koch Foundations. The Cato Institute has ties to the media moguls like Rupert Murdoch, owner of Fox News, the New York Post, Harper Collins publishers and Twentieth Century Fox and has helped promote guest worker proposals. Treating it as if is a fact, they have asserted that industries like meatpacking and tourism face a tremendous labor shortage, rather than a corporate unwillingness to pay higher wages to attract workers.

How long will freeptards take being lied to by the people they put in power? ... and it ain't just a blowjob. :eyes:

[K8-EEE]

38. Yo Freepers: You're ALL Wearing The Blue Dress Now!

Idiots!

[Swamp Rat]

39. LOL!

[K8-EEE]

40. 500,000 Engaged In PEACEFUL Protest Here In L.A. Yet:

this Freepers says:

...our esteemed media elites blabber on every time some Arab politician breaks wind in the Al-S'and~InnaBhuttcrack desert, while Mexican and Latin American thugs rape, pillage, plunder, and kill with US backing; both political and economic. It is apalling.

WTF is this person talking about? Blabber every time one of Shrub's Saudi friends break wind...I WISH! They ignore the whole situation of the repressive regimes (is any more so than the Saudis?) he loves so much. Show me one piece of legislation that would make the Saudis unhappy, Freepers. I can show you where he's screwed YOU guys every which way. GET A CLUE!

[DetroitProle]

42. no condescending remarks from me to them...

Just...how about this...DON'T VOTE IN NOVEMBER. DON'T VOTE IN 2008. YOUR PARTY SUCKS. YOU FINALLY REALIZE THAT. IF YOU STILL DON'T LIKE OUR PARTY, STAY HOME. Or write yourself in or something. Just STOP voting for these neo-con assholes that you FINALLY realize are giving you the shaft.

[K8-EEE]

43. Exactly....

Hey Freeps, seriously. These people who are manipulating you for your vote DO NOT REPRESENT YOU....at all. The Bush family is the very meaning of the word "elitists" and has been for generations.

Stay home, vote third party or check out a Dem candidate if you can unbrainwash yourself, that person MIGHT have more on his agenda to benefit you and your community than you have been allowed to think, or if that person is also a hack (it happens) write in or whatever, but STOP GIVING BUSHCO YOUR VOTE WITHOUT EVEN THINKING ABOUT IT! THEY ARE SCREWING YOU OVER EVERY WHICH WAY.

[K8-EEE]

46. Check Out Related Thread...They're Getting MORE PISSED OFF

LOL!!

ttp://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1603282/posts#comment?q=1

I will NEVER vote for ANY Rino who votes for ANY FORM of a guest worker amnesty, period!

If the Rinos vote for guest worker amnesty, the let the 'rats win! Let them drive out the stupid Rinos, and let them impeach Presidente Jorge Arbusto, El Estupidissimo!


19 posted on 03/25/2006 11:34:48 PM PST by Travis McGee (--- www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com ---)
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To: antaresequity

I'm having the same issues antaresequity. It's almost like the Pubs are trying to get the Dems elected and it's p*ssing me off.

I have 3 donation letters to send back and they will go empty of $$ with a note why.

20 posted on 03/25/2006 11:35:19 PM PST by A message
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To: djf
Why is it that George W. Bush, given the choice of siding with conservative middle class America, seems to ALWAYS choose to side with non-Americans and foreign controlled interests?

You're answering your own question: he's just another grasping, power-crazed professional politician.
21 posted on 03/25/2006 11:35:26 PM PST by Hank Rearden (Never allow anyone who could only get a government "job" attempt to tell you how to run your life.)
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To: djf
Why is it that George W. Bush, given the choice of siding with conservative middle class America, seems to ALWAYS choose to side with non-Americans and foreign controlled interests?

Because he is Rhino piece of crap politician just like all of the crap in Washington...

Bush is worthless and is going to cave on this and whore himself like every politician before him.

GW Bush is not a man of principal...and he is certainly not a man who can be trusted with the security of our borders and the constitution...

Bend over...your about to get 'porked'...
22 posted on 03/25/2006 11:35:45 PM PST by antaresequity (PUSH 1 FOR ENGLISH - PUSH 2 TO BE DEPORTED)
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To: Icelander

23 posted on 03/25/2006 11:35:49 PM PST by Ladycalif (She is too fond of books, and it has turned her brain. -- Louisa May Alcott)
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To: Icelander
The avalanche of support that has followed Republicans since 1994 we now see slowly evaporating over the issue of a guest-worker program. Impassioned Republicans four years ago now stand out of steam, feeling betrayed by a party leadership that would support a bill so at odds with conservative principles.

Bingo! I'm fed up with our spineless party. The GOP logo should be that of a jellyfish.
24 posted on 03/25/2006 11:36:26 PM PST by Cobra64
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[lovuian]

48. The pain of cheaper wages and outsourcing is ticking them off

their lifestyles are dropping and their figuring out Bush screwed them...its good to see this rage... Thanks for showing us this gives me hope!!!

[mwb970]

59. I cannot distinguish many of these comments from DU.

They seem just as critical of the chimp as we are. And they have some new names for him, like in this post:

If the Rinos vote for guest worker amnesty, the let the 'rats win! Let them drive out the stupid Rinos, and let them impeach Presidente Jorge Arbusto, El Estupidissimo!

[K8-EEE]

63. Jorge Arbusto, El Estupidissimo!!!

That's CLASSIC!!!

BUSH IS TOAST :nuke:

[Raksha]

49. Absolutely amazing...the dead have arisen!

I just read the entire thread, and some of them sounded almost like Democrats! So this means they CAN think if they really have to? Just as I always suspected: They can, but most of the time they just don't want to.

[Clarkie1]

50. My God. There is not one pro-Bush post in that entire freeper thread.

Well, at least something good is coming out of this mess so far...

[NMMNG]

51. Wow. They actually have a few more functional brain cells

than I gave them credit for. :shrug:

[Marie26]

52. Freepers have been bashing Bush

since the ports issue at least. It really makes me wonder where these elusive 33% are who still support Bush.

[Zookeeper]

54. I think it's the Christian RW Fundamentalists.

Ya know, Bush may be flawed, but he's a born-again Christian, so even if he is a complete failure as a president, he's forgiven. :crazy:

[Catfight]

55. This is the ONLY point I agree with regarding immigration. Why

not have a check point that is safe, controlled and accessible for day labor from Mexico? After the days work, the immigrants are brought back to the check point to still live in their home country? But the point is, make it safe, stop exploiting people that want a better way of life or some money to eat. American's are so calloused and heartless when it comes to poverty. If we had a day labor law for immigrants then the corporations would have to pay them at LEAST minimum wage, unless there was a change in the law regarding immigrant day labor workers. Workers could be requested to work months at a time, however, at the end of 30 days, they must cross back over the boarder to Mexico and go through the process again. But shooting these HUMANS that are desperate as sport and being HEARTLESS about their predicament shows me the disgust of American's being just like the neocon's. It's all about them 100% of the time.

[mwb970]

58. What does this mean for *'s poll numbers?

My God. If Freepers, usually mindless Bushbots, feel this way, who is left to support the miserable failure?

I look for poll numbers in the mid 20s very soon.

[ToeBot]

60. I'm beginning to see the vague outline of Lou Dobbs' real agenda

Unfortunately it's still to ambiguous to articulate.

[0007]

64. They're about to crack. n/t

[antiblazer]

65. * pissing off both sides simultaneously

* pissing off the racist "Minutemen" with his guest worker program and pissing off the immigration community with talks of stricter immigration enforcement. * just can't win on any level!

[guinivere]

67. *gasp*

What's that I'm feeling? I think it's a blast of hope! And from THAT place! :wow:

[YouthInAsia]

69. How can you go to that site?

You might as well stick pins up your ass, it hurts about the same. I cant take that website. Its like the written version of the Sean Hannity show. It hurts my eyes