I have heard so much about how Americans are supposed to help others. Americans help others by choice, not because we have to.
However, every time I have seen anyone bring up helping the millions of Americans that have been forced into poverty, and the dangerous slums, where the desperate criminals of our country are forced to deal drugs, or join gangs to put food on the table. These American people have an even bigger plight than the criminals that cross our borders. Most feel as if they have be dumped on the side of the road and abandoned by our own people. I don't care what color you are, if your poor in America you are looked down upon, treated as if you have no rights to free speech, or any of the other rights wealthier people believe they deserve because they believe they are superior. Other Countries are kept from hearing about the millions of Americans that are starving. Out of a population of 300 mil, take away 20 mil illegals, then about 80 mil are somewhat wealthy
2006-06-26
05:44:11
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➔ Immigration
Deduct another 10 mil for very wealthy, and the numbers that are left, are America's impovirished citizens. That means that just under 200 mil people in America live below the poverty line. Two years ago Mr. Bush raised the poverty level because too many people were livng under it. His raising of the poverty line did not help Americans in need get help. It just made the numbers the government puts out look better. Americans don't even mind working for lower wages, if they can get enough hours to earn enough to pay the bills. But, companies will only work most just under thirty hours a week, they say to keep their costs lower, so they can make more profit. But, isn't that why they say they were hiring illegals, and no longer offer benefits to employees. How much more costs can they come up with to say Americans are to expensive to employ. Oh ya, expensive background checks, and drug tests, for someone flipping burgers.
Wow! those were dollars well spent by the company.
2006-06-26
05:51:26 ·
update #1
By the way all of the numbers I shared with you are estimates based on the numbers released by the government, minus the 20 mil illegals, and subtracting at least 10 mil for Americans who on paper, through their stolen identities show they have jobs, in some cases hundreds of jobs, per stolen id. The denial by the American people that we exsist is creating a rift, one that if we are starved long enough could turn these 190 mil Americans violent in desperation. The poor are not being educated, and the educated just seem to lose touch with reality. They would rather believe that even though these people paid taxes for education they like poverty, and want to remain there. An estimated 190 mil poor people want to stay poor? Okay, if you say so
2006-06-26
05:59:05 ·
update #2