Why the hell should I support that?your finally getting it, this land is up for grabs , white man took it away from the native man and now the "brown" man is slowly claiming it for themselves
Why the hell should I support that?your finally getting it, this land is up for grabs , white man took it away from the native man and now the "brown" man is slowly claiming it for themselves
@midwesthiphop , looks like @theworldismine13 was right.
Peep the 17minute mark.
I'm still not taking sides
How so?WHY do you think all those goods come/are made over seas? Cheap/child labor. If they made it all here there would be jobs for all these people who cant find work that would = no jobs for immigrants to com here and "take" from people
capitalism is to blame NOT immigration
How so?
How's that have anything to do with poor blacks being discriminated against when seeking working class employmentIt's 30 min. long but peep the video if you haven't...capitalism is the culprit
How's that have anything to do with poor blacks being discriminated against when seeking working class employment
My parents and their children came here illegally. Risked everything. They knew they were breaking the law but the prospect of providing a better life for the children outweighed the risk of being deported.
They told us to learn the language, respect this country, work hard and achieve. They reiterated time and time again that no matter how much we adore or celebrate Brazilian culture or however love for the old country we may have, only one country is truly our home. They never took a cent of welfare but always the understood that others may have need. To this day they volunteer to help the homeless.
I earned my citizenship by serving my country through blood and sweat. I know more about the history, laws, geography, language and government of this country than countless multi-generational Americans. I finished a highly specialized degree, contributed to research and am working on my own legitimate start up.
I'd be willing to be that most illegal immigrants stories are closer to what happen with me than this propaganda shyt you hear around these parts.
Stay mad though
Black(s)? I saw *a* black person being interviewed about what he "perceives" to be discrimination for not getting a temp construction job.
But the video as a whole shows how big corporations main goal is to maximize their profit and focus on the companies bottom line by taking "shortcuts" and screwing *All* workers over. You thought the 17 min mark was related to the issue with discrimination from businesses towards blacks by temp agencies supposedly only trying to hire immigrants...but that was not the point of the subject matter in the video.
I don't have problem answering that, but before I go any further I'm not taking any sides in here, but merely just pointing out that @theworldismine13 narrative may have some merit too it.
How so?