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By the way, if Mr. McGregor wants 30 more Haitians, why doesn’t he hire them? I’m sure he can find 30 employees that are derelict in their duties due to the rampant drug addiction in his native staff and with all the extra days off they take, he should be able find some positions to fill… And with 15,000-20,000 hard working Haitians in the community, he should be able to hire 30 in an afternoon…
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Ok, we're about a week or so post -debate. Now tell me, how much do you remember about that debate? If you were Joe Average on the street, what's the one thing you remember?
Eating the dogs, eating the cats...
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Horace said in Pets For Dinner:
It would be very interesting to know the wages of these Hatians and how they compare to the native workers.
I’m curious as to whether they pay FICA? I mean, they are here temporarily, right? That’s the T in TPS. Also, what about benefits?
There are conflicting stories about Medicare and EBT food stamps as well as HUD.
@LuFins-Dad said in Pets For Dinner:
There are conflicting stories about Medicare
Medicare ain't cheap, the story is probably Medicaid?
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Ok, we're about a week or so post -debate. Now tell me, how much do you remember about that debate? If you were Joe Average on the street, what's the one thing you remember?
Eating the dogs, eating the cats...
@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
Link to videoOk, we're about a week or so post -debate. Now tell me, how much do you remember about that debate? If you were Joe Average on the street, what's the one thing you remember?
Eating the dogs, eating the cats...
I was only joking
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Ok, we're about a week or so post -debate. Now tell me, how much do you remember about that debate? If you were Joe Average on the street, what's the one thing you remember?
Eating the dogs, eating the cats...
@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
Ok, we're about a week or so post -debate. Now tell me, how much do you remember about that debate? If you were Joe Average on the street, what's the one thing you remember?
A deranged old man yelled at the sky and got his ass handed to him by a girl.
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@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
Ok, we're about a week or so post -debate. Now tell me, how much do you remember about that debate? If you were Joe Average on the street, what's the one thing you remember?
A deranged old man yelled at the sky and got his ass handed to him by a girl.
@jon-nyc said in Pets For Dinner:
@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
Ok, we're about a week or so post -debate. Now tell me, how much do you remember about that debate? If you were Joe Average on the street, what's the one thing you remember?
A deranged old man yelled at the sky and got his ass handed to him by a girl.
Yeah. Sure.
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@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
Link to videoOk, we're about a week or so post -debate. Now tell me, how much do you remember about that debate? If you were Joe Average on the street, what's the one thing you remember?
Eating the dogs, eating the cats...
@Doctor-Phibes LOL. Actually, that is what I will remember from the debate.
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In the meantime, more and more is coming out about the new business model of not outsourcing to third world countries, but to bring third world countries here, instead.
@LuFins-Dad said in Pets For Dinner:
In the meantime, more and more is coming out about the new business model of not outsourcing to third world countries, but to bring third world countries here, instead.
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Keep the jobs in the USA,
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Prevent the population from shrinking, make up for below-replacement-level domestic birth rate.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Pets For Dinner:
In the meantime, more and more is coming out about the new business model of not outsourcing to third world countries, but to bring third world countries here, instead.
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Keep the jobs in the USA,
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Prevent the population from shrinking, make up for below-replacement-level domestic birth rate.
Yes, the best thing the country can do, is to reinstate a form of slavery.
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@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
… to reinstate a form of slavery.
Really? Have you evidence that these immigrants have had their freedoms taken from them?
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
… to reinstate a form of slavery.
Really? Have you evidence that these immigrants have had their freedoms taken from them?
I’ve posted about it like 7-8 times. Google Asra Nomani articles.
The Brad
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@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
… to reinstate a form of slavery.
Really? Have you evidence that these immigrants have had their freedoms taken from them?
I’ve posted about it like 7-8 times. Google Asra Nomani articles.
@LuFins-Dad said in Pets For Dinner:
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
… to reinstate a form of slavery.
Really? Have you evidence that these immigrants have had their freedoms taken from them?
I’ve posted about it like 7-8 times. Google Asra Nomani articles.
Ignore him. He's not reading half or else he's asking the questions just to provoke.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Pets For Dinner:
I have read through this article. It speaks of migrant labors working with very low pay and living in very poor conditions. It cites no instance of a worker being abducted there against his will, no instance of a worker disallowed to not work a particular against his will, not even an instance of a worker being paid below statutory minimum wage. It describes poor people living a hard life, it does not describe slavery.
Feel free me to cite something concrete from the article that indicates "slavery" if you believe such credible evidence is provided in that article, in case I missed it.
Also, none of the conditions, even the alleged ones (and the word "alleged" does appear many times in the article), is helped by Trump and Vance's rather irresponsible rhetoric. Heck, as DeWine states in his op-ed, Trump and Vance's rhetoric made things worse.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Pets For Dinner:
I have read through this article. It speaks of migrant labors working with very low pay and living in very poor conditions. It cites no instance of a worker being abducted there against his will, no instance of a worker disallowed to not work a particular against his will, not even an instance of a worker being paid below statutory minimum wage. It describes poor people living a hard life, it does not describe slavery.
Feel free me to cite something concrete from the article that indicates "slavery" if you believe such credible evidence is provided in that article, in case I missed it.
Also, none of the conditions, even the alleged ones (and the word "alleged" does appear many times in the article), is helped by Trump and Vance's rather irresponsible rhetoric. Heck, as DeWine states in his op-ed, Trump and Vance's rhetoric made things worse.
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
Feel free me to cite something concrete from the article that indicates "slavery" if you believe such credible evidence is provided in that article, in case I missed it.
I think that does meet a definition of slavery. At the least, it meets a definition of indentured servitude. People are deliberately being placed in situations where they can't say no and where the wages paid are substandard for the work.
It becomes an endless cycle for poverty, and it takes jobs from American citizens, making it a twofer, giving a screwing to both sides of the populance.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@LuFins-Dad said in Pets For Dinner:
I have read through this article. It speaks of migrant labors working with very low pay and living in very poor conditions. It cites no instance of a worker being abducted there against his will, no instance of a worker disallowed to not work a particular against his will, not even an instance of a worker being paid below statutory minimum wage. It describes poor people living a hard life, it does not describe slavery.
Feel free me to cite something concrete from the article that indicates "slavery" if you believe such credible evidence is provided in that article, in case I missed it.
Also, none of the conditions, even the alleged ones (and the word "alleged" does appear many times in the article), is helped by Trump and Vance's rather irresponsible rhetoric. Heck, as DeWine states in his op-ed, Trump and Vance's rhetoric made things worse.
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
Trump and Vance's rather irresponsible rhetoric. Heck, as DeWine states in his op-ed, Trump and Vance's rhetoric made things worse.
Without the rhetoric, we wouldn't be talking about this at all.
Remember, debates are all about snapshots and memorable quotes. Trump broke the internet with the dog and cat comment.
Now, all
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@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
Trump and Vance's rather irresponsible rhetoric. Heck, as DeWine states in his op-ed, Trump and Vance's rhetoric made things worse.
Without the rhetoric, we wouldn't be talking about this at all.
Remember, debates are all about snapshots and memorable quotes. Trump broke the internet with the dog and cat comment.
Now, all
are on Springfield.@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
Trump and Vance's rather irresponsible rhetoric. Heck, as DeWine states in his op-ed, Trump and Vance's rhetoric made things worse.
Without the rhetoric, we wouldn't be talking about this at all.
Remember, debates are all about snapshots and memorable quotes. Trump broke the internet with the dog and cat comment.
Now, all
are on Springfield.And made things worse for Springfield.
