@AverageJoe1 saidSo you would admit that we need people to do the jobs Americans won't take?
I did as a teenager, and bound to never do those kinds of jobs again. Certainly that would not violate one of your principles, would it.
You keep acclaiming people who work harder than others.
Mexicans are some of the hardest working people I've ever seen.
@Suzianne saidI said that I would not take it. You imply or say that I said that Americans will not take the jobs. 16 to 19-year olds in those days took the job. I see no difference in the American way.
So you would admit that we need people to do the jobs Americans won't take?
You keep acclaiming people who work harder than others.
Mexicans are some of the hardest working people I've ever seen.
@AverageJoe1 saidThey need THOUSANDS of workers that you white nationalists will NEVER fill.
I did as a teenager, and bound to never do those kinds of jobs again. Certainly that would not violate one of your principles, would it.
I picked crops in California as a teenager too but got into the Air Force and got into high, VERY high tech after my 4 years in the Air Force.
I bet you never had a high tech job or LOW tech job in your entire life.
@sonhouse saidYou have had a job at every place in America havent you?
They need THOUSANDS of workers that you white nationalists will NEVER fill.
I picked crops in California as a teenager too but got into the Air Force and got into high, VERY high tech after my 4 years in the Air Force.
I bet you never had a high tech job or LOW tech job in your entire life.
Do you think anyone believes anything you say?
@Mott-The-Hoople saidYeah, I look at my thumbs up and see a LOT of three thumbs up whereas you get ONLY thumbs down and a LOT of those. Sounds like YOU are not being held in respect by ANYONE. In fact, downright contempt of you and your entire agenda.
You have had a job at every place in America havent you?
Do you think anyone believes anything you say?
@sonhouse saidBut only faeries do thumbs. Consider the source.
Yeah, I look at my thumbs up and see a LOT of three thumbs up whereas you get ONLY thumbs down and a LOT of those. Sounds like YOU are not being held in respect by ANYONE. In fact, downright contempt of you and your entire agenda.
I guess I am very different. I’ve never done thumbs and I have never been in a street. I must be a real outcast amongst you fellers.
You deride common sense. Every time.
@AverageJoe1 saidThose thumb up's and down's are people's opinions about how real the person is giving a post.
But only faeries do thumbs. Consider the source.
I guess I am very different. I’ve never done thumbs and I have never been in a street. I must be a real outcast amongst you fellers.
You deride common sense. Every time.
Those thumb up and down are PEOPLE saying who they agree with or disagree.
And I was talking to Mott the hoop not you.
@Mott-The-Hoople saidAnd what percentage of the farm worker population did that represent?
Every citizen that was employed…duh
@AverageJoe1 saidYa, you really can't have people working illegally, in any country.
They'd entered illegally, then got weird 'visa waiver' programs, which specifically prohibited them from working, or they'd overstayed their visas. So here we are, what to do with these people? Some will say let them stay here from now on, I say return them, some will say let them work for lower wages and impact the livelihood of my Uncle Charlie who works in the fields
...[text shortened]... Hundreds%20of%20South%20Koreans%20are%20among%20475,in%20a%20Georgia%20immigration%20raid%20:%20NPR.
As an example, Bali, (an Indonesian island) nowadays has thousands of Russian and Ukrainian people living there (and getting along fine, funny that....) sent there to avoid the draft, or the conflict. They're running out of money, and setting up little market stalls by the roadside selling vegetables and whatever to get by, with no permission to do so. This in my view can't be allowed, and the authorities are doing their best to sort things out, and deport people overstaying their visas, but it's a big task. And since you can't have one rule for Indonesia and one rule for America (or anywhere else) , whatever else one may think of Mister Trump, and regardless of economic consequences, any government has a right to deport illegal workers.
There, we agree on something, let us celebrate the moment....
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@AverageJoe1 saidBTW, the arrest of those 475 Koreans was TOTALLY illegal. Those workers were there not as farm workers or assemblers or operators, they were there under a Visa allowing HIGH tech workers to put together a cleanroom.
But only faeries do thumbs. Consider the source.
I guess I am very different. I’ve never done thumbs and I have never been in a street. I must be a real outcast amongst you fellers.
You deride common sense. Every time.
Now those workers are gone AND a crisis is going on between Trump and Korea.
Trump is the one who got deals like the on from Korea, building a cleanroom here.
So now Trumps name if FURTHER into the mud.
South Korea is one of our stanch allies. SMOOTH FKING MOVE TRUMP.
I know EXACTLY what is entailed building a cleanroom.
When I worked at Inplane Photonics, now deceased, we built a semiconductor cleanroom from scratch. When a huge machine, VERY HIGH TECH, the techs and engineers from that company comes out to put a high tech machine together, only THEY have the specific knowledge to assemble and get going a machine that might have high PH level cleaners, or high temperature ovens or ultra high vacuum products.
THOSE are the people ICE IDIOTS have arrested.
Now the entire cleanroom project is DEAD.
REALLY smooth move ExLAx Trump
@sonhouse saidYou gonna look like a fool when get to the bank with those thumbs up 😂
Yeah, I look at my thumbs up and see a LOT of three thumbs up whereas you get ONLY thumbs down and a LOT of those. Sounds like YOU are not being held in respect by ANYONE. In fact, downright contempt of you and your entire agenda.
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@sonhouse said“When I worked at Inplane Photonics,”
BTW, the arrest of those 475 Koreans was TOTALLY illegal. Those workers were there not as farm workers or assemblers or operators, they were there under a Visa allowing HIGH tech workers to put together a cleanroom.
Now those workers are gone AND a crisis is going on between Trump and Korea.
Trump is the one who got deals like the on from Korea, building a cleanroom here ...[text shortened]... ICE IDIOTS have arrested.
Now the entire cleanroom project is DEAD.
REALLY smooth move ExLAx Trump
😂
When was this?
@Indonesia-Phil saidWhile the government has a legitimate legal power to deport those here illegally (subject to the due process requirements of US law), I do not agree it would be wise to ignore the economic consequences of doing so. There are approximately 7.5 million undocumented immigrants working in the US; reducing the workforce by that amount, while the unemployment rate is around what has historically been considered full employment, would amount to voluntarily choosing to create a recission at the least.
Ya, you really can't have people working illegally, in any country.
As an example, Bali, (an Indonesian island) nowadays has thousands of Russian and Ukrainian people living there (and getting along fine, funny that....) sent there to avoid the draft, or the conflict. They're running out of money, and setting up little market stalls by the roadside selling vegetabl ...[text shortened]... a right to deport illegal workers.
There, we agree on something, let us celebrate the moment....
A wiser policy would be to open paths to citizenship for these people while deporting those who actually pose a significant danger like known criminals.
@no1marauder saidWhat do you tell the poor uneducated American citizens that cant get a job because these illegals suppressed wages by taking their jobs for less pay?
While the government has a legitimate legal power to deport those here illegally (subject to the due process requirements of US law), I do not agree it would be wise to ignore the economic consequences of doing so. There are approximately 7.5 million undocumented immigrants working in the US; reducing the workforce by that amount, while the unemployment rate is around wha ...[text shortened]... for these people while deporting those who actually pose a significant danger like known criminals.