Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 12:31 pm
rightrep wrote:It's that simple. If America says, "Bend over." The world replies, "How far?"HM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:i love your simplistic understanding of the world. it causes me no end amusement
rightrep wrote:It's that simple. If America says, "Bend over." The world replies, "How far?"HM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:i love your simplistic understanding of the world. it causes me no end amusement


it's all kinds of things from chemical weapons components (WMD's gg) to jets to missiles etc. but yes, not nukesandyman wrote:they are small arms, not thermonuclear bombs
Why? Illegals have no American rights.Ryoki wrote:Of course this problem could be solved almost instantly by passing some law that says you gotta pay an illegal minimum wage.
That's SHAFTA's bullshit in Mexico, right?HM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:anyone here ever heard of the maquiladoras?
Why you ask? To solve the problem you have with them of course.rep wrote:Why? Illegals have no American rights.Ryoki wrote:Of course this problem could be solved almost instantly by passing some law that says you gotta pay an illegal minimum wage.
Well that would be nice in theory, but in practice I know that a lot of farmers would still pay less than minimum wage illegally -- they're already hiring them illegally.Ryoki wrote:Seriously rep, think of what would happen when tomorrow it would be illegal to pay illegals under minimum wage.
I think prosecuting people for hiring illegals is like fighting the symptoms of the cancer rather than the cancer itself (which is imo the supply and demand of cheap labor). There will always be hungry people from the south who like to make some money, and there will always be people willing to exploit that.R00k wrote: Well that would be nice in theory, but in practice I know that a lot of farmers would still pay less than minimum wage illegally -- they're already hiring them illegally.
There isn't any regular checking up on small farming employers - at least out here - and that's where a majority of them are working.Ryoki wrote:I think prosecuting people for hiring illegals is like fighting the symptoms of the cancer rather than the cancer itself (which is imo the supply and demand of cheap labor). There will always be hungry people from the south who like to make some money, and there will always be people willing to exploit that.R00k wrote: Well that would be nice in theory, but in practice I know that a lot of farmers would still pay less than minimum wage illegally -- they're already hiring them illegally.
But if you give the illegals the right to protest their sickiningly low wages, suddenly the whole equasion doesn't add up anymore. Why would they work for someone who'll pay them far less than they'd earn on the other side of town? The only way this wouldn't work is if there'd be no regular checking up of companies and farms and the like.
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Want to put it to the test? I know where I can tag and bag a dozen or so, and no one will ever care to look for them. Hop over to Aruba, and kill an American girl and you've got fighter jets looking for you.Dave wrote:Actually aliens do have rights in the United States
http://www.twmlaw.com/resources/general12cont.htm
Well researched rep
It's illegal to pay illegals.Ryoki wrote:Seriously rep, think of what would happen when tomorrow it would be illegal to pay illegals under minimum wage.
give them the right? they're illegal, until they cross the border through legal channels, they can piss right off.Ryoki wrote:I think prosecuting people for hiring illegals is like fighting the symptoms of the cancer rather than the cancer itself (which is imo the supply and demand of cheap labor). There will always be hungry people from the south who like to make some money, and there will always be people willing to exploit that.R00k wrote: Well that would be nice in theory, but in practice I know that a lot of farmers would still pay less than minimum wage illegally -- they're already hiring them illegally.
But if you give the illegals the right to protest their sickiningly low wages, suddenly the whole equasion doesn't add up anymore. Why would they work for someone who'll pay them far less than they'd earn on the other side of town? The only way this wouldn't work is if there'd be no regular checking up of companies and farms and the like.
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