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HEARTLESS wrote: If you have a link showing scientists, doctors, etc. that are here illegally, please provide it. The overwhelming majority that are here illegally are unskilled, taking American jobs from Americans and cost more than they provide under false identification and now getting welfare.
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When you actually answer questions posed to you, I'll be glad to. In the meantime KMA!ZHawke wrote:
HEARTLESS wrote: If you have a link showing scientists, doctors, etc. that are here illegally, please provide it. The overwhelming majority that are here illegally are unskilled, taking American jobs from Americans and cost more than they provide under false identification and now getting welfare.
That's rich - you asking me for a link.
I'd counter with do YOU have a link that verifies your assertion the "overwhelming majority" are "unskilled, taking American jobs from Americans and cost more than they provide"? I'm not saying you're wrong, necessarily, but you made the assertion. Now, I'm asking you to back it up with factual information.
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HEARTLESS wrote: When you actually answer questions posed to you, I'll be glad to. In the meantime KMA!
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Rick wrote: I think it just takes a little common sense to figure out who is risking life and limb to illegally enter the US. How likely is it that a highly skilled Mexican needs to risk everything to illegally enter the country knowing full well that it will be nearly impossible to get a high skill job without being a citizen? Plus, don't you think the people with valuable skills, like in medicine, would be in high demand in Mexico? These people would probably have an easier shot entering legally because they have so much more to offer and more money to make the move. Sorry I don't have a link for my common sense theory.
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.” – Christopher Hitchens.
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ZHawke wrote:
General "blanket" assertions appear to be a favorite tool of conservatives. Prove me wrong.
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BlazerBob wrote:
ZHawke wrote:
General "blanket" assertions appear to be a favorite tool of conservatives. Prove me wrong.
Thank you for that. Seriously, call me simple or easily amused but you made my morning.
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ZHawke wrote: General "blanket" assertions appear to be a favorite tool of conservatives. Prove me wrong.
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Mary Scott wrote:
ZHawke wrote: General "blanket" assertions appear to be a favorite tool of conservatives. Prove me wrong.
Sorry that I can't prove you wrong, but that does seem to be a "General 'blanket' assertion" on it's own.
But then “That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence” so I think I will dismiss both those last statements.
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So you believe highly skilled Mexicans (doctors, scientists, etc.) are risking their lives to get into the US illegally? Does that make any sense to you? I know you like to debate in maybes and I don't knows, but at some point a little reason and common sense has to slip in somewhere.ZHawke wrote:
Rick wrote: I think it just takes a little common sense to figure out who is risking life and limb to illegally enter the US. How likely is it that a highly skilled Mexican needs to risk everything to illegally enter the country knowing full well that it will be nearly impossible to get a high skill job without being a citizen? Plus, don't you think the people with valuable skills, like in medicine, would be in high demand in Mexico? These people would probably have an easier shot entering legally because they have so much more to offer and more money to make the move. Sorry I don't have a link for my common sense theory.
To quote a quote from the "What's your favorite quote" thread:
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.” – Christopher Hitchens.
Yes, I shared that one in that thread, too.
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