Where do you live?
I’m betting that most of you who are reading this blog right now live in a home or an apartment. You probably have the bulk of your stuff there and maybe even some idea where most of it is. You probably even have locks on your doors to keep that stuff in and others out. After all, it is your stuff and you should be able to decide who has access to it.
Probably, on a daily basis, you decide who has access and who doesn’t. You decide who gets in and who stays out. It’s your stuff, your place and you should have a right to decide what goes on.
Right now there are those who want to take that right away from you. They don’t want you to be able to decide who has access to your stuff or your place. They are going to try and tell you that you have to let anyone in. They will assure you that they simply are trying to make their lives better and since you have all this stuff you should be willing to share. In fact, if they break in and take your stuff you don’t even need to call the cops. They will politely remind you that these people mean you no harm.
And what if these thieves should decide to just stay at your place? It’s best if you keep the fridge well stocked with the things that they need. They will grow on you and soon you will be offering them all sorts of social improvements; health care, education the whole deal. If you’re lucky they may even kick in a little to help you meet all their needs. After all these are pretty much nice folk. They may even clean the place once in a while. You probably didn’t want to do all the cleaning, so they will do what you won’t do. In just a couple of years you will act as if they are part of the family. You won’t hold all that other stuff against them. Besides you will have grown accustom to all the financial burdens and won’t mind their free use of your stuff.
Would you let me know if you got enough room for a few more? Heck, don’t bother I’ll just come over. Where do you live again?
I want the locks put back on the doors. I want to have some say on who comes in and who gets access to my stuff and my home. America is my home.
Probably, on a daily basis, you decide who has access and who doesn’t. You decide who gets in and who stays out. It’s your stuff, your place and you should have a right to decide what goes on.
Right now there are those who want to take that right away from you. They don’t want you to be able to decide who has access to your stuff or your place. They are going to try and tell you that you have to let anyone in. They will assure you that they simply are trying to make their lives better and since you have all this stuff you should be willing to share. In fact, if they break in and take your stuff you don’t even need to call the cops. They will politely remind you that these people mean you no harm.
And what if these thieves should decide to just stay at your place? It’s best if you keep the fridge well stocked with the things that they need. They will grow on you and soon you will be offering them all sorts of social improvements; health care, education the whole deal. If you’re lucky they may even kick in a little to help you meet all their needs. After all these are pretty much nice folk. They may even clean the place once in a while. You probably didn’t want to do all the cleaning, so they will do what you won’t do. In just a couple of years you will act as if they are part of the family. You won’t hold all that other stuff against them. Besides you will have grown accustom to all the financial burdens and won’t mind their free use of your stuff.
Would you let me know if you got enough room for a few more? Heck, don’t bother I’ll just come over. Where do you live again?
I want the locks put back on the doors. I want to have some say on who comes in and who gets access to my stuff and my home. America is my home.
Labels: America, Family, Immigration, Rights
posted by ablur at 4/10/2006 07:41:00 PM
5 Comments:
That was outstanding! What a great way to explain it.
I don't know? It has a "takes a village" feel to it, I kind of like it. You can probably claim them as dependents...although...maybe not.
At the point that they move in and share all my hard earned stuff, has the phased-in access to earned regularization taken place yet or not?
Well put! Thanks
Crazy,
I thought you would enjoy this. Thanks for commenting.
Christi,
as soon as I finished it I knew you would want to read it.
Too bad we can't move into our leaders homes. They at least have border security there.
Blandly,
glad you enjoyed it. Share it around. America needs to stop being hypnotized by the left and see things in a clear picture.
Hey, Rocks
I would love to hear about how it went. I would love for this to get around and wake up more people.
Rocks,
Thanks for reporting back. I would like to encourage you to start a blog as well. Look at your writings. Looks like you are fully ready to debate this issue with anyone. I also notice that you debate with respect and encouraging words.
You got the knack of persuasion. Thanks for coming by and sharing.
"Every good citizen makes his country's honor his own, and cherishes it not only as precious but as sacred. He is willing to risk his life in its defense and is conscious that he gains protection while he gives it." - Andrew Jackson
With 216 border incursions by Mexican Federal Military and Police, actually firing on US law enforcement officers and generally crossing the border at will, one begins to suspect that a war has been declared and only one side is showing up. And $5B for a thoroughly monitored, sensor-infested and quick reaction border wall and defense system handed over to NORTHCOM is actually quite cheap. About the cost of the superstructure for a nuclear aircraft carrier and far lower in maintenance.
And for those municipalities exploiting human labor and allowing trafficking in humans, perhaps they should be reminded that slavery is only permissible as a punishment. For telling someone they will only be protected if they stay and work for *you* allows you to set any price on their labor or none at all. By doing so they effectively shred the Constitution and secede from it.
I, for one, do not want to dishonor those that died in the Civil War by having a *second* Civil War that will *also* have slavery involved. And yet that is *exactly* where the trend lines are headed. Either that or having no Nation at all.
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