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5 de Junio, 2008

No Fear in the SanctuarySphere

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THE UNAPOLOGETIC MEXICAN blog was linked and mentioned yesterday in a Chicago Tribune article. I felt the need to respond to the article.

Excerpt:

What kind of American is this who wants to ride the pile and let others suffocate beneath?

What kind of Americans are these that bubble over with corny conforming and empty joy as they hang cheap Walmart flags thinking it marks them as patriotic—all while they spread Fear of Other sentiment, and lies that divide the different peoples in our nation? In what kind of united state do they exist?

Humanists VS Nativists

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Comentarios (2)


meep Author Profile Page dijo:

GRVTR

thank god you did respond... that Chicago Tribune article was totally pandering to the anti-immigrant crowd. I don't know why we can't have rational discussions of immigration in this country without people being racist or nativist. In fact, why are we letting these people steer the discourse? I know that immigration is a sticky issue and some compromises have to be made, but if we start thinking of immigrants as PEOPLE and not as WORKERS (ie slaves!!, in many cases!!) than real progress can be made.

also, maybe you should let them know that some times those gosh darn illegals go overseas and fight our battles for us :)


nezua Author Profile Page dijo:

GRVTR

for real. you are so right. that's how jeno and vicente got my abuela her green card back in the day. joining up int the US' war machine. i owe a part of my life, and certainly a reason for my being a US citizen to them. and thus, the US owes them and my family something too.

and thanks for the backup on that article. it's good to know it wasn't just me!

kick it, ése.

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