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28 de Noviembre, 2006
The United State of Assimilation
Categorized under El Malestar Pálido , Política Estados Unidos | Tags: assimilation, Tancredo, The Haunted Land
TOM TANCREDO (R-Colo) admits that there has been grave damage to "the nature of America" due to "uncontrolled immigration."
But...I thought the colonizers' arrival and subsequent slaughter of the indigenous residents on this continent was accepted as a beneficial part of American history? Haven't we resigned ourselves to the pollution of this great land and the horrible mess that has been made of human relations, family life, social congress, and the treatment afforded our fellow animals as "progress?" Isn't Mister Tancredo (Ass-Colo) a little late in standing up for the Indians and the "nature" of their land and lives now?
Still, it is rather admirable that for once, he isn't just operating on his typical Fear O' the Wilde Mexi-Beast, but rather, is looking out for the health and desires of all humans.
Well...all humans who look and talk and live like he do.
'While a recent documentary comparison of Miami-Dade County to Baghdad was a bit of an overstatement, no one can argue that it is not one of America's most dangerous areas.' [Tancredo] noted in the e-mail that the number of homicides in the county recently reached 200 for the year. The number is actually a decrease from the 1980s.
'Moreover, the sheer size and number of ethnic enclaves devoid of any English and dominated by foreign cultures is widespread. Frankly, many of these areas could have been located in another country. And until America gets serious about demanding assimilation, this problem will continue to spread.'"
--Tom Tancredo, White Supremacist (R-colo)
Interesting. "Demanding assimilation." I wonder what this looks like to these men. Is it a sort of "ironing out" image? Or a "washing off" thing? Perhaps a "forgetting" shape is played out in these supremacist's dream-theaters, or maybe the notion of "demanding assimilation" unfolds on a Twister map, a sort of Welcoming Rack? A sterilizing shot? A hypnotist graduating a flock?
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kick it, ése.