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[Koveras]

Is there some fairer article we can read? Even something with propaganda sufficiently subtle so as not to insult one's intelligence.

[rollo]

I was an Anthropology major and that is the lair of the true blue leftest , anti-white brigade. yet I valued what I learned and not all of it was propaganda or mushy thought out socialist claptrap. My major professor in Grad school was a died in the wool commie who came to her senses after some time in Cuba and a lot of thinking. Oh she would teach the Whitey is all bad but then tear that argument apart or better let us tear the argument apart She was an African -american woman I value learning the scientific method the various critical stances. I enjoyed learning about the history of history and how we should think about how it is written. It did help me in the real world. But the stuff that is described that Arizona was teaching what a joke. First teach some history! the dates the people what happened when. This spinning of the narrative is ridiculous!

[Adventurer]

1)I do support the right of the US government to build a wall and for states
to pass laws restricting the ability of people to rent to illegal aliens, though I have nothing personally against illegal aliens. They are trying to help their families.

2)However, denying university students different perspectives on history and controversial ones encourages cultural hegemony of certain members of the majority who think in a certain way they deem appropriate.
It reminds me of fascism. I am not for political correctness to the extreme, but what's the harm in learning about Chicano culture?

3)Some Latinos did shoot themselves in the foot by appearing to foist their Spanish language and culture over the dominant culture, and we're seeing an understandable backlash.

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[stilicho25]

The point is not to make it impossible but to up the difficulty. The berlin wall did not stop people from leaving East Germany, but it did make it more difficult. Esp if the wall steers people from the cities to the desert. I was sorry to read that they had placed bouys along the river. In the long run this is counterproductive, as people who thought it was too dangerous will now attempt to cross it, resulting in more drowning deaths.

Granted I would much rather rotate a division from the national guard into the area, as it would be a good training mechanism on dealing with refugees and and criminal syndicates, both of which look to be bugaboos in the coming century.

As far as legislating, I don't know how you legislate 10 million or so people who entered illegally. They broke the law. They drive down wages. Any rational solution is going to restrict immigration from Mexico, even if we do let in some on a guest pass.

I think the real problem here is that some see this as a way to ethnically gerrymander the country in their favor. It's the last gasp of the multi-kult and a boon financiers, the first group wanting to remodel the country into a bolivarian dictatorship and the latter group aiming for a banana republic.

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[stilicho25]

good response. But I would differ on two points. My first point is that you need a stick and carrot approach on deterring illegals. The carrots are guest worker permits and citizenship. The stick is a difficult border crossing. However you do it, a difficult border crossing is necessary, as the economic disparity and lack of good governance on the mexican side will make for a massive incentive to get across the border. Chain link fences don't do much, but when patrolled by border gaurds backed by national gaurds, with a difficult desert passage to boot, people will opt for the legal safe way.

As far as biz goes, I think that is less of a problem then the political advocacy of the multi-cults. About 10 years ago the cleaners association whooped butt when the prospect of immi checks came using the threat of a latino voters movement. A movement spawned by illegal immigration. With biz accused of harassment and racism when trying to check for status, its no wonder they take the easy route. Break the lobbying groups of these illegals (and their multi-cult allies) and you might makes some progress towards a rational solution.l

[Adventurer]

What I know is that there is a backlash against the idea that some Hispanics want to push Spanish is another language in the United States, and there is a higher crime rate, allegedly, from those coming from across the border than those who were born in the United States from the majority group.
Thus, they feel threatened. I am not sure the answer is to ban ethnic studies. There isn't one ethnic group, but I don't like people trying to come here and impose Spanish, and the gang problem is a problem in the United States. I definitely honor the hard work many Mexicans put into this country and the mostly honest ones who have given so much to America. I don't blame them from coming here. Many of us would do the same if we had to do that.

[CHUD]

I grew up in a lower middle class area of Los Angeles in the 80s, went to what was then called Birmingham HS. If I went there today, I'd probably get shot since I'm a Gabacho. Southern California is already a De Facto northern Mexican state. If you are rich, you are O.K., if you are poor, you are O.K. because of the variety of welfare programs-AFDC, wic, food stamps... Businesses and people in the middle are fleeing

http://www.school-ratings.com/ratingsDetails.php?cds=19647331931047

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[stilicho25]

Yeah. That is pretty lame.