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| Volcanic Erupter Location: Mexico City Posts: 4,772 | I am surprised to learn labour costs are so insignificant in the agricultural sector, I guess they spend more on water and fertilizer -what other costs are associated with making a head of lettuce? Et semel emissum volat irrevocabile verbum. Raúl M. Núñez Sheriff |
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| Molten Ash Posts: 94 | I have an idea. For those who want to argue that the illegals do the jobs nobody will do, I say lets put our correctional institute members to work. The "employer" can pay the "state" the same wages they do illegal immigrants. The "State" will use the money to pay for the room and board of the prisoners, guards salaries, upkeep of the facilites, and administration of this new worker program. The convicts payback their debt to society, they possibly get a new job skill, there will be less violence in the prison system, because they will be tired from a good days work and it would take a burden off of the state to pay for the housing of those criminals. Work might even be a deterrent for them returning to a jail and it may even create a few new jobs. What say you? |
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| Hot Lava Location: Redlands, CA Posts: 2,265 | Quote:
Of course, we can apply this to most industries you want. Construction trade? Prices go up a few cents. What are you going to do, build your own house? Cleaning crews? Clean your own office. Heck, you could do that right now and save a bundle, couldn't you? | |
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| Hot Lava Location: Redlands, CA Posts: 2,265 | Quote:
So when do they start paying? | |
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| country guy Location: Victor Iowa in town Posts: 117 | Quote:
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| country guy Location: Victor Iowa in town Posts: 117 | Quote:
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| 9/11: Inside Job Location: Hawai'i, Big Island Posts: 10,446 | Quote:
"Arms in the hands of the citizens may be used at individual discretion for the defense of the country, the overthrow of tyranny or private self-defense." -- John Adams | |
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![]() Son of X51 Location: San Diego Posts: 3,780 | Quote:
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| Volcanic Erupter Posts: 3,799 | Quote:
"Everybody knows that the boat is leaking Everybody knows that the captain lied." - Leonard Cohen | |
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| Volcanic Erupter Location: Hong Kong (for now) Posts: 7,105 | Yep, that's what's happening here in Hong Kong. It's an offense punishable by imprisonment to employ an illegal immigrant.For a first offender on a plea of guilty, the starting point is madatory two months' imprisonment. |
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| Molten Ash Posts: 94 | amana1man, DO you have alot of illegal immigration there where you live? It seems to me that within the last year, where I live, there has been an explosion. I've heard several stories that people are in car accidents and those illegals that were driving, they all get out and run. We've had two homes recently sold in our neighborhood and I swear you''d think it was a flop house. Each of these homes has at least two families living in them, and the one has 2-3 renters. They have at least 6 cars coming and going and this is a small dead end street. I'm not against anyone wanting to come to the U.S. to live because this is the greatest country in the world, however, people wishing to come here need to do it the legal and proper way. I also heard that Mexico does not have an innoculation program for their children and so that some of the heavily populated areas are bringing in diseases that we have since eradicated. |
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| BANNED: Requested ban Location: Acheron 27 Posts: 1,461 | TinyBear, hasn't it totally destroyed your econony and caused hatred and flames and famine? lol... amana1man, I hear ya. I've had three places tell me, yeah, you have experience, you're our man, come on in, we need you. Then just played with me. Wal-mart tried playing with me like you said... wanted to pay $6.50 an hour to to stock work. Yeah, right. That was the only place that had offered to hire me and I have a bad back. Get this... I was called into a pawn shop and told it was pretty much guaranteed I had the job since I have experience is sales, pawnbrokering, and customer service. I'd barely need training, I already knew what to do. Great. I don't drive, and it's like an hour by bus to get there. The guy told me to RIDE MY BIKE if I had to because I had this job. Well I go out there, make a long story short, instead of hiring me, they hired the Puerto-Rican girl who barely spoke English, had no experience, and was complaining that she "didn't want to get dirty." Jesus Christ. Don't hire the experienced guy who's done this work before and was eager to begin as soon as possible, hire the bimbo who was afraid she might sweat if she works too hard and speaks broken English. "Duh, immigrants are good for us." What the fuck ever. |
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| Hot Lava Location: Redlands, CA Posts: 2,265 | Quote:
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| BANNED: Requested ban Location: Acheron 27 Posts: 1,461 | SCRANTON, Pa. - Federal officials say the arrest of 125 workers at a construction site for a new Wal-Mart distribution center should serve as a warning to employers who hire illegal immigrants. All 125 workers arrested in the raid will be deported, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officials said Friday. The workers from Mexico and Central America were detained Thursday at the site outside Pottsville, about 80 miles northwest of Philadelphia. "Employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens, and those who utilize false documents to gain employment, face significant criminal and administrative charges," said John Kelleghan, acting special agent-in-charge for the immigration agency in Pennsylvania. Complete story: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051119/...llegal_workers |
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| country guy Location: Victor Iowa in town Posts: 117 | Quote:
Senator Grassley and any others who puts big business and special interest ahead of the working people in this country. We should never have had to pay $3.00 bucks a gallon for fuel. Our government could have stepped in but most of them are in with the oil people. They were making money so why shot themselves in the foot. Last year my ultitly bill was $225.00 per month and this year it will be a mininum of $325.00. :eek: Life sucksLast edited by amana1man; Nov 20, 2005 at 05:11 pm. | |
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| country guy Location: Victor Iowa in town Posts: 117 | Quote:
That was bull shit. I went and got a cheaper one and exchange it. The cheaper one sold for $7.90 well she exchanged it but I did not get the $2.05 difference paid to me. She wrote it as a even exchange. Most likely stuck the $2.05 in her pocket after I went out the door. Hey at Christmas they make thousands of dollars from people who have returns without reciepts. They reduce prices after Christmas and if you have no reciept you get screwed. | |
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| country guy Location: Victor Iowa in town Posts: 117 | Quote:
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