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Walls for Me, But Not for Thee

 

For rich Leftists, the only personal contact with illegal aliens they actually wish to have is via the servants they underpay.

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Ernst Schreiber
Ernst Schreiber
Monday, January 14, AD 2019 10:32pm

heh

Michael Dowd
Michael Dowd
Tuesday, January 15, AD 2019 3:08am

Illegal aliens and the effect they have on the wages of others is nothing more slavery by another name.

Ernst Schreiber
Ernst Schreiber
Tuesday, January 15, AD 2019 7:12am

Seems more like serfdom than slavery

Mary De Voe
Tuesday, January 15, AD 2019 7:50am

One God. One church and one nation under God. George Soros is insane.

Clinton
Clinton
Tuesday, January 15, AD 2019 10:15am

In early 2017, the virtue-signalers of the Malibu City Council
voted to declare Malibu, CA a “Sanctuary City” and to direct their
law enforcement to withhold cooperation from federal immigration
authorities.

Of course, as anyone familiar with glitzy Malibu could tell you,
the city’s housing costs are so breathtakingly high that no
illegal alien could afford to actually live there. However,
illegals do travel into the city to work as (cheap) domestics
and unskilled laborers. The City Council’s resolution not only
serves to spotlight Malibu’s virtue-signaling, but also defends
the city elite’s access to cheap servants.

Soon after the city’s unfortunate declaration, someone went to
the trouble and expense to produce and install a very official-
looking addition to the official Malibu City Limits sign. It read:

” OFFICIAL SANCTUARY CITY
“Cheap nannies and gardeners
. Make Malibu great!”
.
(Boyle Heights not so much)” ****

__________________
**** For those unfamiliar with that part of California, Boyle
Heights is a heavily Hispanic neighborhood in LA, a much
more likely residence for the Latino servants bussing into
Malibu.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/this-malibu-official-sanctuary-city-sign-is-not-quite-what-it-seems_us_58e7a9dee4b058f0a02e9823

c matt
c matt
Tuesday, January 15, AD 2019 1:17pm

Yes, it is so true – the Virtue Signalling are ok with diversity as long as it doesn’t “enrich” them up close and personal. I like to call it DFAD – Diversity from a Distance.

Ordinarycatholic
Ordinarycatholic
Tuesday, January 15, AD 2019 3:18pm

I do get very tired of being called names simply for wanting a secure border with Mexico. Presidents have the authority to do what they deem necessary to secure the nation. What I find so frustrating are the Bishops and priests that rail against the President calling his demand to secure the border, having an orderly and lawful method of entry into our nation as racist, xenophobic, hateful and so on. Why are church leaders allowed to say such things when our own Catechism allows nations to secure their borders? Are not immigrants also called upon by the Catechism to enter lawfully, respect the host country’s laws and abide by them, assimilate and make every effort to not become a burden on the host nation by carrying their own weight? Am I wrong?? If so please tell me, but if I am right then what is it that our own clergy does not understand about what the Catechism teaches on immigration? I am so frustrated by all of this!

Mary De Voe
Tuesday, January 15, AD 2019 4:42pm

Anyone who supports illegal invaders needs to give them his citizenship, his house and his benefits, starting with the clergy and the politicians, The virtue of charity is individually decided in the conscience of the individual person. While clerics can exhort Christians to share, guilt cannot be appropriated as a stick to insure compliance.
The state, on the other hand, with legal immigration in place and the principle of separation of church and state, has no authentic authority to extort money for illegal invaders. to fund the virtue of charity.

Mary De Voe
Tuesday, January 15, AD 2019 4:44pm

Sanctuary cities are a violation of the sovereignty of the people.

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