Is the misdirection of attention in regards to terrorism to the Mexican border similar to Hitler's Tactics?

Question

The Natzis prior to WWII during a serious inflationary period where money of Germany became worthless began to direct people's hostilities and angers towards different groups of people whom they blamed for all the problems rather than addressing the underlying problems as F.D. Rosevelt did in the U.S. during that same period of time. Why have the student visas not been tightened up on but all this money been spent to supposedly secure the Mexican border?

I never said I hated Bush ever on Yahoo or any place else. I actually feel a little sorry for him as I would have any person being elected and blamed for every problem in the world it seems by some. But he wanted to be elected so with it comes the burdens of ignorancy of other people.

Answer 1

its the people not the politicians demanding tougher border enforcement

Answer 2

No - I don't think so. The illegal immigration problem is getting out of control and some people are not willing to take decisive action against it. Unfortunately, it has become a political issue rather than on of national security. We have too many illegal immigrants and the government. for political reasons, is not doing enough to get the situation under control. We need to stop most - if not all illegal immigration into the United States.I can understand the sad situation from which they come - but it is not for us to resolve their problem in Mexico. It is hurting us - big time.

Answer 3

Hitler didn't have a bunch of uneducated, non-German speaking criminals sneaking across his southern border and breeding like cockroaches in southern Germany. He didn't have to feed them with taxpayer's money, or pay for the delivery of their illegitimate children or healthcare because their own country is crap. Hitler's people were not in danger because foreign criminals were not driving drunk every night of the weekend on his highways without insurance. The people who immigrated to Germany would learn to speak German, and would not burdon their hosts.

Hitler's Final Solution was a bad idea, only because it targeted the wrong race.

Answer 4

You must be joking. If you could live it you would not ask such an idiotic question. Take your hate for Bush and place it where it belongs instead of minimizing an issue of crisis proportions with misdirected BS.

Answer 5

What were those underlying problems? This govt as with any, is known for propaganda and uses it ...We have low inflation, I am not sure if I agree with you....

I do believe, however, that the border issue, along with many others are fear tactics used to distract and control Americans.....Please don't think this govt is innocent when it comes to propaganda! I do believe many things are used as fear tactics, such as Aids, bird flu, hurricanes, terrorists, earthquakes etc etc.

Answer 6

It must be because Congress is not in Session and they refused to do anything wjhen they were!

All this Mexican bashing isn't going to change a damn thing! Maybe they can start talking about:
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09/03/06 Reuters: Gunmen kill Hassan al-Jawadi
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09/03/06 stltoday: Soldier from Desloge is killed in Iraq
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09/03/06 MNF: Two Marines Killed in Separate Incidents in Al Anbar (part 1)
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09/03/06 KUNA: Kuwait expresses dismay at recurring Iraqi border violations
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09/03/06 MNF: 2 MND-B Soldiers killed by roadside bomb (confirmed)
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09/03/06 AP: Two policemen killed in Baghdad
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09/03/06 AP: Mortar Attack Kills 6 Near Baghdad
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09/03/06 dpa: Kurdish authorities ready to hand over suspects in Anfal case
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09/03/06 AP: 2 U.S. soldiers killed in Baghdad blast
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or the 2.877 body bags sent home and the Republicans are cutting widow benefits from $25,000 to $13,000 a year (almost enough to get an apartment) and VA Hospitals while giving tax breaks to the rich!!

They don't want to talk about that!!!!!!!!!!!!!