Mexico rallied behind the May 1st demonstrations by boycotting everything "gringo". In other words, anything American. Now that makes since. America is by far not white, so I guess they are boycotting the products created by the industries employing the people protesting for rights to produce such products. Also, they are boycotting American franchises owned by Mexican Citizens. Example, Sears in Mexico City is owned by A Mexican Billionaire. Am I the only one who sees thecomplete and udder lunacy of this.
[/align]Now some other thoughts. Mexico does not tolerate illegal immigration, but expect us to. Also, why are they supporting the movement of a large part of their population from their work force. Makes you wonder why they are so quick to get rid of these people.
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[/align]All that comes to mind is, "STUPID". I believe this calls for a "Dee tee dee".
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[/align]I got a novel idea, Don't spend your vacation dollars in Mexico. Don't buy anything at the Flea Markets that is imported from Mexico. Don't buy Mexican Steal, etc. etc. etc. I knowthe resortsareloving this growing tension. I for one will keep my dollars in the U.S.. My wife and I were planning on going to Cancun soon, not now.[/align]
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They're only digging their own grave , it's an election year here and the pols are scrambling for votes . The GOP was courting the burrito vote until this happened , now they seem to be edging back to the side where all of the legal voters are now that they know how pissed off we're getting . Let 'em protest , they're only hurting their own cause .
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Gee, what a coincidence that the Zapatistas showed up for "No Gringo" day in Mexico City. As a matter of fact, Subcomandante Marcos spoke across from the U.S. embassy there. But these guys are just peacefully supporting migrant workers' rights, not plotting a take-over of the American Southwest or anything like that....
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Gee, what a coincidence that the Zapatistas showed up for "No Gringo" day in Mexico City. As a matter of fact, Subcomandante Marcos spoke across from the U.S. embassy there. But these guys are just peacefully supporting migrant workers' rights, not plotting a take-over of the American Southwest or anything like that....
Pretty scarry.
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Today, Marcos answered the top functionary of the administration of president Vicente Fox, saying: "What we are proposing is to defeat the evil governments." Referring to Abascal"s apparent confusion over what that means, he said: "I repeat: we will topple the municipal mayors, the state governments and the government of the republic, put them all in jail, kick the bankers, the big mall owners and capitalists out of the country and defeat the capitalist system!"
"We are looking for you to rise up with us," he told a multitude of thousands. "We are looking for elders" for women" for independent salespeople" for taxi drivers" for store employees" for young people" for children" for people who think that the solution is not found above." The incendiary discourse grows sharper and more indignant each day of this six-month tour of all of Mexico, as this voice behind a mask listens to the grievances of people pushed to the limit by poverty and systemic disrespect by the demands of government and commerce upon them.
Hey...LOL....so that means, Lower Illegals = Lower Prices, count me in for lower prices at Walmart.....where everyday prices are low...except when the illegal mexicans go shopping....LMAO
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