Who said it?
December 01, 2013, 09:40
"... I didn’t ask, but just looking at faces I could tell there were some folks who are here not because they are born here..."
1:
a) a libertarian
b) a liberal
c) a conservative
2:
a) a racist
b) a limited immigration advocate
c) someone with an amnesty agenda
Hint: I can't seem to find it in the MSM.
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2) Again, context matters.
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Frankly, I see it as a not well thought out comment, nothing more, nothing less.
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You know, conservatives going on about self-responsibility would be a lot more believable if they weren't trying to invent every single persecution under the sun to avoid self-responsibility.
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The majority of people who work there are not laborers from some other country seeking a better life. I would have to double check with people I know that work there, but my understanding is that they really don't have much in the way of general labor outside of janitorial and cafeteria staff; so he is stereotyping, big difference.
Jeeze louise, he was out here doing fund raising and preaching immigration reform. I gave two examples, there are many more, it's not invented, it's a *shrug* fact.
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No problem it's nearly my bedtime.
I make (a somewhat snarky) observation; and you are accusing me of claiming to being victimized, I thought we were having a discussion, apparently that is not the case, so perhaps you could go find something else to do?
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" I didn’t ask, but just looking at faces"
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Difference between
"people you already know"
and what I actually said:
"People you already know aren't from a the place"
Great example, thanks.
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But you're still way off. How does he already know they aren't from there? From his quote it was by looking at their faces, not from prior knowledge.
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