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Old 06-09-2010
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Originally Posted by randolph View Post
We seem to be dealing with several issues here and getting them confused.
1-The vicious drug cartels are the result of the demand for illegal drugs in this country. This is a rerun of the mobs in the 1920s fighting over the illegal alcohol trade. Take the profit out of drugs and the cartels would disappear.
If you legalize drugs do you think the cartels are just going to go away? Are they going to go register for a business license? Are they going to let Pfizer set up facilities to start providing cocaine to store fronts? Or is it more likely that they are going illegally take over a now legal industry? The last time I checked, drug cartels don't really go for whole free market capitalism model of multiple suppliers selling a product and competing on price, quality and other factors. They operate more on the "Hey that guy is dealing coke in our territory, let's go kill him and his family" model. The whole "legalize the problem to make the problem go away" is defective thinking that is driving this immigration debate in the first place.

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2- We have a long history of racism as the blacks know full well. We also hated the Irish, Jews, Polish, German and all the other later immigrants that came to this country. At the time, they were blamed for all or our troubles and were considered lawless and stupid. We also took over the Indians land and kept Mexicans as second class citizens.
Humans in general have had a long history of racial and ethnic predjudice. Some non-American examples include: Mexicans hate blacks, El Salvadorians and Puerto Ricans, the Brits hate the Irish, the Serbs hate the Albanians, the Africans hate Afrikaaners, the Vietnamese hate Filipinos, the Samoans hate the Tongans, the Hutu Africans hate the Tutsie Africans, the Arabs hate the Jews, the ancient Greeks hated the Persians, the Germans hated the Jews, the Berbers hated the Ethiopians and the list goes on and on of all the races and ethnicities who hated each other. To deny this and only focus on one demographic that suits an arguement is intellectually dishonest.

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3- I strongly suspect that if you look at the non drug related crime in Arizona or any other state, that Hispanics, legal or illegal, do not contribute a greater amount of crime than any other part of society. They are being made scapegoats because they are easily targeted by aspiring politicians who prefer to avoid the real issues confronting our society.
Politicians always pander to "minorities" to curry their favor and gain their vote. This is nothing new. The problem is the murder of American civilians on American soil. To say that this is just a cover of their "inherent racism" also ignores the main fact that there are people actually getting killed over there at the hand of these cartel members.
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