Railing Over the Railing Over Picket Fence Pieces
is representative of the kind of one-sided journalism clear-thinking people struggle with every day.
"In a region linked with Mexico through family and economic ties, they say, the fence sends a message that Mexicans, including those who enter legally, aren't welcome."
"McAllen Mayor Richard Cortez shares Weisberg-Stewart's concern that the fence alienates legal visitors and hurts the economy."
"U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency doesn't need the fence because it has other means of control, such as clearing riverbanks of brush so agents can spot people crossing."
The pathetic attempt to counter-balance such ridiculous statements focus on legalities and purported economic impact of stemming the illegal tide. How ironic, considering the overall devastating economic impact of overrunning american social and medical institutions that you and I are taxed for.
What they need is a border wall, not pieces of fence. The situation is completely out of control.
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Some people think that because they say something, it's true. And then they start to believe it themselves.
Cas
especially where money is concerned
Posted by: cassie-b | August 1, 2008 8:00 AM