I totally agree. I certainly didn't intend to offend. The word Mexican was in quotes meaning I didn't say it but the OP. I understand what you mean and yes, we should push back. As I understand the post was made after they culprits had vacated and the mess tended to. I can have righteous indignation but my effort would be mute at this point. I just wanted other small communities to hear about it since we often have a 'that wouldn't happen here attitude'. We can't afford to do that at this point. The illegals, no matter where they are from, are coming to our towns.
I'm thinking of the example the "Americans won't clean toilets" comment we keep hearing. It basically says we need illegals to do those jobs. My assertion is that if they leave, the business owners will have to pay someone more money to do the dirty jobs.
Additionally the money illegals make doesn't stay in our economy it is sent back to the families they left behind. If Americans do those jobs (at a fair wage) that money is used here in our economy.
Willing to work? Three points:
- if they were willing to work, they can work to fix things in their own country.
- for every job they get, wages go down and prices go up. Scarcity of workers causes wages to go up.
- if they are willing to work, they can work at coming here legally.
I keep asking the question that marks me of not understanding block chain. What happens when there is no power?