Do Not Vacation in Mexico

One of cj's heros, Mike Savage, is telling everyone to burn the Mexican flag.

Ya, this guy shows real class. Imagine what cj would think if right wing Maxican wacko's told Mexicans to burn the American flag.

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J_B wrote:

I've read every page. You started by saying the reason is as plain on the nose on our faces (not), said it was about disrespect and then showed a picture of a latino letting a flag touch the ground while talking on a cell phone.

We're on page 27 and I don't understand why you assume that the guy (?) in the picture is an illegal and what's behind your animosity. I understand about the gang issues in your old neighborhood, but still don't understand how that directly relates to whether the individuals are here legally or not.

Not to mention that CJ would want us to boycott the Mexicans who have chosen to stay in Mexico. By definition, these Mexicans have not entered the US, legally or not. Moreover, most of them would not let American flags touch the ground, because they wouldn't bother buying any in the first place. And even if they did, what has this got to do with me and where I spend my vacation? I'm German, so couldn't care less what happens to some star-sprangled rag.

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Thomas wrote:

I'm German, so couldn't care less what happens to some star-sprangled rag.

Some time ago (in 18th century) we Germans were blamed for the strong Pennsylvanian winters - besides that we were accused of laziness, illiteracy, clannishness, a reluctance to assimilate, excessive fertility, and Catholicism.

So, perhaps we better watch out about what we care or not - especially greencard holders like the above quoted and forthcoming vacationers like this poster :wink:

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

Thomas wrote:
I'm German, so couldn't care less what happens to some star-sprangled rag.

Some time ago (in 18th century) we Germans were blamed for the strong Pennsylvanian winters - besides that we were accused of laziness, illiteracy, clannishness, a reluctance to assimilate, excessive fertility, and Catholicism.

You mean, kind of like Mexicans today? Actually, Mexicans are even better, as nobody has blamed them for the long Pennsylvanian winters yet.

Walter Hinteler wrote:

So, perhaps we better watch out about what we care or not - especially greencard holders like the above quoted and forthcoming vacationers like this poster :wink:

As a Green Card holder, I am not expected to pledge allegiance to the American flag. I have only signed that I'll follow the laws of the United States. And abusing the American flag is free speech, as the Italian guy on my avatar has ruled. In other words, I can be as German as apple pie. Wink

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Thomas wrote:

In other words, I can be as German as apple pie.

That's truely "scaliös" Shocked

:wink:

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I had Apfelstrudel yesterday (bought of course, I ain't Betty Crocker). Does this count too?
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Other than that, Mexico is a great country to visit,
I like it! Plus, living so close to the border, we have a
huge influx of Mexicans to our region. California couldn't
function without them, we need them, and they're part
of our society.

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CalamityJane wrote:

I had Apfelstrudel yesterday (bought of course, I ain't Betty Crocker). Does this count too?
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Other than that, Mexico is a great country to visit,
I like it! Plus, living so close to the border, we have a
huge influx of Mexicans to our region. California couldn't
function without them, we need them, and they're part
of our society.

I'd like to see these lilly-white boys slaving under the California sun for the amount of money these guys earn. Razz

(Tasteless joke lol. I better not talk anyways since I actually glow under the Florida sun, being so fair-skinned is a curse)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v678/Eryemil/IMGA1087.jpg

This is an old pic of when I went into the sun regularly. Now, since I
got sick I probably look like one of those lizards with transparent skin.

Or maybe like this...

http://www.greenparktropical.com/Fish/images/Tetra/X-Ray%20Pristella.jpg

Don't you just hate it when everyone around you gets a nice summer than and you're stuck applying SPF 200 sunscreen on?

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CalamityJane wrote:

I had Apfelstrudel yesterday (bought of course, I ain't Betty Crocker). Does this count too?

I'd say it's dangerously close. Just to be on the safe side, don't let them catch you with a German or Bavarian flag at the next Oktoberfest. (You have an Oktoberfest in San Diego, don't you?)

CalamityJane wrote:

Other than that, Mexico is a great country to visit,
I like it! Plus, living so close to the border, we have a
huge influx of Mexicans to our region. California couldn't
function without them, we need them, and they're part
of our society.

Now you've done it, CalamityJane! Now cjha won't vacation in Germany either.

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Thanks! Wink

(Just noticed that "CJ" seems to be an ambiguous short-nickname in this thread. Are you and cjha some kind of Dr.Jekyll & Mr.Hyde deal?)

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The minuscule cj isn't fit to hold a candle to "our" CJ. Laughing

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

The minuscule cj isn't fit to hold a candle to "our" CJ.

Good point, Walter. As to your earler point: By "apple pie", I meant "gedeckter Apfelkuchen", an ancient German dish. As most things "typically American", it came to cj's and CJ's great country as an immigrant. Of course, its American ancestors bear as little resemblance to the original as Cole Slaw bears to real Krautsalat: very little.

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Gedeckter Apfelkuchen and Krautsalad are invaluable important points re .... everything.

I fully agree now to all.

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Many racial bigots do not understand the total issue on immigration. Most think it's only about the Mexicans, but we have "illegal" visitors in the US from many countries.

As CJ have said, they are all part of our society.
This is going to be interesting to watch as congress manipulates our laws on immigration.

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I'm sorry, I don't care how important they are to the U.S. economy, blah, blah, blah. If the price of lettuce goes up because employers have to hire citizens, big deal.

Until these illegal trespassers stop protesting in our streets waving Mexican flags, until they get it straight what country they are in, and if willing, begin the citizenship process, well, get the hell out (and no, I won't be vacationing in Mexico anytime soon).

Now as farf as German food goes.... hmmm... in the last twenty years America has become a food obsessed culture. Our food has gone from just so-so to exceptional, whether you're dining in San Francisco or New York, or chowing down on barbecue in Kansas City. Plus, our winemaking and brewing abilities have pretty much surpassed the rest of the world. I'm not talking jug wine and Budweiser either.

Do we take things from their original source and modify them? Sure, sometimes to the point of unrecognizability, but usually, to improve upon. We haven't been able to do much to Belgian chocolate, however. Smile

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cicerone imposter wrote:

Many racial bigots do not understand the total issue on immigration. Most think it's only about the Mexicans, but we have "illegal" visitors in the US from many countries.

As CJ have said, they are all part of our society.
This is going to be interesting to watch as congress manipulates our laws on immigration.

ci, I made it quite clear that Mexicans weren't the entire problem, they just happen to be the most visible and brazen.

You and the rest of your illegal alien loving buds can take your "bigot" comment and stick it someplace lacking sunshine.

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cjh, It's quite evident from your posts, "racial bigot" fits nicely on you where the sun don't shine.

You try to hide it, but it just doesn't work. If it quacks like a duck...

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Nope, just a liberal catch all phrase when they have no real argument.

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cjhsa wrote:

Until these illegal trespassers stop protesting in our streets waving Mexican flags, until they get it straight what country they are in, and if willing, begin the citizenship process, well, get the hell out (and no, I won't be vacationing in Mexico anytime soon).

That's it, cj, don't hold back! Now, what's your opinion of those Irish sonofabitches who march through American cities on Saint Patrick's day waving Irish flags, sometimes even coloring American rivers green? Or those Jewish bastards who wave Israeli flags on Jewish holidays?

Personally, I say throw them all out and return America to its rightful owners, the Native Americans.

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Actually, cjha, I have another question: You say your problem is with Mexicans who came to the US illegally. But by definition, the solution you propose punishes Mexicans who stayed in Mexico. Please help me understand how that makes sense. Even by your standards, aren't you punishing the wrong people?

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Thomas wrote:

cjhsa wrote:
Until these illegal trespassers stop protesting in our streets waving Mexican flags, until they get it straight what country they are in, and if willing, begin the citizenship process, well, get the hell out (and no, I won't be vacationing in Mexico anytime soon).

That's it, cj, don't hold back! Now, what's your opinion of those Irish sonofabitches who march through American cities on Saint Patrick's day waving Irish flags, sometimes even coloring American rivers green? Or those Jewish bastards who wave Israeli flags on Jewish holidays?

Personally, I say throw them all out and return America to its rightful owners, the Native Americans.

Thomas,

Actually, I kind if alluded to that earlier. cjsha is such a gasbag, don't light any matches around him! I still think his bark is worse than his bite!!

Anon

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