Yes, folks....The mark of the beast is here..now!

[alan c.]

The mark of the beast is to show one's allegiance to the anti-christ I don't think we are there yet.

Originally Posted by Shaun

Implant it in the chest cavity next to the heart

How impractical.

Or maybe we try another way of dealing with the illegal alien issue which is what Bush has been doing. Since the problem is not going away anytime soon, and all your solutions are sadistic and impractical, why not try to make the situation as it is work for us.

Oh I know, it doesn't involve shooting people or tattoos.

[Rooster]

Well if the Mexican Govt has already implanted them as RR original post, why don't we just get a device that can read the implant thats already in them? Then we could set up an electric fence to zap any chip carriers when they cross the border!

[Oxford]

Ok...we've had fun brainstorming for ideas on how to eliminate illegal Mexicans from entering our country.

And I've added a post or two...but when I think about the bigger picture I start thinking about existing Americans who leach off of other Americans. And about Americans who refuse to work. And about Americans who choose a life of crime rather than contributing to our work force. And about other categories of current Americans who are too lazy to support themselves and those babies they keep making.

Something inside me says that on a scale of 1-10, 10 being the worst, that illegal Mexicans aren't our worst problem with people within our borders. Some of these other categories might be a bigger problem for America. At least, the illegal Mexicans provide a definite source of labor which contributes to our benefit...but at the cost of causing unemployment of Americans who don't get those same jobs, and at the cost of them receiving welfare benefits which should be illegal for them to get, and at the cost of contributing to the crime rate in America, and on and on.

Before anyone accuses me of going soft on illegal Mexicans in the U.S., that is not true. I'm still very much opposed to them because of the crime which results throughout the time they're here. We all read about the deaths resulting from illegal's riding in overheated sources of transportation, about the illegals being ripped off by "coyotes" who take their payments for transportation then dump them off to fend for themselves, etc.

Obviously, this is a social crime which needs to be dealt with on a higher prioroty basis then has been received before. For myself, living in Missouri, I'm not facing these illegal Mexicans nearly as often as those Americans living on border states, especially, Texas, New Mexico, California, Flordia, and others. But eventually those Mexican move up our way and those same problems continue in our states, too.

Ox

[Rufus Rhastus J]

Well, at least you get the point, at least some of you...

[colt45]

i got it to Ruffus i just didn't want to encourage you. even if you are right.

[Rufus Rhastus J]

Thank's for caring!

[colt45]

hay didn't want you to get your blood presure up.

[Oxford]

Rufus...most of us are aware of how you'd handle the problem :assult: Not that, but with a smoking tire. Yet, our prison's are already too full of innocent people. I'm glad that most of our society is a little more tolerant.

BTW, Rufus, in your work in the health field, would you provide an injured illegal Mexican with less than your best services? I doubt it. I believe that basically you're just like the rest of us. We don't like illegals being here, but when it comes down to treating another human on a one to one basis, face to face, I believe you'd do your best as a profesional, regardless of his heritage...unless this person said or did something which offended you at that moment.

I agree with Oxford.

[Shaun]

ONe thing many people don't know is that up through Klinton's first 4 years we had shooters in the field taking some of them out at the borders. I went to school with the brother of one of these shooters and he said they turned around real quick when the leader dropped with a whole in his chest. I still think we need to deport everyone of these criminals and make it so that they will never have a legal chance of being in the USA again -- come in legally and I have no problem --come in by breaking our laws you get to face the penalty

[Rufus Rhastus J]

I like it! When can we get started? A criminal is a criminal, even if they speakie espanol!

[SilverRun]

Well, I will likely upset the balance of nature, this site and the World with this post, but here goes.

I agree with Ox's previous post to a great degree. I think we have many deadbeats in this country living off my tax money that are very capable of working for a living. If all these folks got off their butts and went to work, there would not be any jobs/reason for the Mexicans to cross the boarder. Goes back to that Supply and Demand thing! As for the Mexicans themselves, I am sure there are a few bad apples mixed in with those entering the country, but so what. We have Plenty of homegrown criminals of other ethnicities. From what I have seen most Mexican people are hard working, honest individuals just trying to make a better life for their family. Correct me if I am wrong here, but isn't that why many European immigrants came to this country? Ox hit the nail on the head. It is easy to pick on the Mexicans, but it is not politically correct to point out which ethnic group makes up the majority of the welfare roles or prison population (major drain on tax money). Please don't misinterpret my comments to condone illegal immigration. I don’t. I support Pres. Bush's latest work/immigration plan. Sounds very reasonable that if the people we have here now don't want to work, we find someone that does. I personally believe that we should reexamine the welfare programs of this country to promote self-reliance and work. Not laziness and waiting for hand outs (welfare or stealing) from those of use that do. Well, that is my 2 cents for what its worth! This my longest post ever, so I will shut up now.

By the way I am not Hispanic. So I am not biased.

I agree with Silver Run

[Rufus Rhastus J]

I suppose you have a point. But, two wrongs do not make a right. A criminal is still a criminal no matter how many lazy folks and how many criminals do work we'd rather not do. However, pay a decent wage and maybe we would do the work. Yesterday i'm in the store...a cantalope is $1,25! One melon! Get real....there is no way it costs, plus profit margin, that much. Sorry, you're off base here. That's liberal lies. Bush is pandering to those criminals, and that's just what they are...criminals! But, like I said before, criminals cannot vote so i just don't get it. Unless, brother Jeb gets his way, then the criminals get driver's licenses! Imagine, a criminal get to drive here, legally! Yet, the gumint delays and those who try to do the right thing by obeying the laws and applying legally. Go figure...

As a former governor of Texas and a his brother the current governor of Florida, they know more about this issue than you or I. Pragmatism is called for in this issue.

Also, $1.25 for a melon is dirt cheap. In Japan, they go for about $60 and up. Thank your local migrant worker.

[Rufus Rhastus J]

Yeah, a watermelone is $.12 in China and $5.00 here. What's you point? Like the tree huggers, gas is $5.00 in europe, so? It should be $5.00 here? Like most of your comments, ......