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smarter than a 5th grader?By The 48th ronin | May 8, 2007 |
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A carefully applied fire is one of the earliest and still most useful tools HUMANS have discovered. With applied flame you can cut, burn or harden most materials. The secret to using fire has always been in discovering how to successfully use that fire to accomplish the desired purpose. Today the mission is to remedy the broken immigration reality our country faces. Some think that this situation cannot be made right, but a 5Th grader can point out the remedy. Stop the flow of illegals. Send the 30 more or less million already here home and only allow them to return if they are really here to do work no American will do. Any 5th grader already understands that you cannot reward unlawful behavior and then expect the violator to become a model citizen. How can America do this? Again a 5th grader would point out that there is not just one law breaker but at least 2 involved in each working illegal immigrants being here. One is the immigrant who must surely be a desperate human to risk the dangers and make the enormous effort to leave hearth and home and travel thousands of miles into a country where he cannot speak the language and is greeted with hostility by the natives in search of work. The other is the greedy individual who excuses to himself his hiring of an illegal to increase his own income. America has laws already on the books to stop both of these criminals from continuing their crimes. So even a 5th grader can see that enforcing the laws on the books impartially as the rule of law demands would SOLVE the problem. OK politicians what is your excuse. Now we get to the fire.... Many arsonists abound claiming the only way to rectify our politicians apparent ignorance of the ease America could rid itself of this problem is to resort to protest and/or violence. Usually they claim ( with much justification) that the politicians are allowing this problem to fester to line the pockets of their political backers. The truth is that those politicians can be convinced by the citizenry to see the error of their failure to address this issue. Some proof of that was seen when last year the congress passed a really tough immigration package and refused to compromise with the more out of touch Senate. The congress this week showed the speed they can suddenly apply to a problem if they perceive a danger to the continuance of their political career from being on the wrong side of an issue many of their constituents seem interested in. While demonstrations polarize and unite a clique of similar thinking people, there is little proof that big demonstrations actually change the laws of the union, in fact the back lash was seen in the last few years to prove that big rallies do not accomplish their goals. Same Sex marriage & Gay rights have not materialized, American troops have not been withdrawn from anywhere, and green is only chic with the same leftists who were demonstrating. Slow building political pressure has been successful. Just as fire can be used to temper steel, Fire properly applied can put steel in the back of even a timid congressman. It is time to really plan the application of FIRE to both the congress and Senate. Daily calls and faxes from the same few people will accomplish little compared to the effect of a multitude of people expressing their concerns. The necessary amount of people can be awakened, but most will not be if our course is feel good but ineffective protests. The issue of immigration is beginning to rise to the status of national concern, The only thing needed to accomplish the mission is to properly apply the fire. |
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