<The immigrants of old came here to become Americans, most of the new ones simply want to enjoy the perks without belonging. How many new immigrants refer to their native country as "the old country" today? They care nothing about our customs and way of life. They are simply moths drawn to the bright lights of America.
Communities that appear in many states, like:
Chinatown
German Village
Little Italy
And we mustn’t forget the non-conformists like the American Indian Nations, the Quakers, the Amish.
Oh, and those pesky Canadians!! Hell, ya can’t even tell they’re foreigners!! That’s the worst kind!!
I think we have the firepower to take them all on.
You do see that this is leveling a bazooka at the rest of the world -- don’t you...? All of it? From Australia, to Andorra, Canada to Costa Rica, Ghana to Great Britain, Romania to Russia, Zaire to Zanzibar -- and all points between...? And it even attacks citizens of these United States, in such an outright, degrading form -- to the point where the only “culture” you truly wish to preserve is your own.
It seems like it's the liberals who would be thrilled to death to see "political dismemberment," as you put it of this country. The fact that they are some of the biggest supporters of an open border policy, a policy which is handing over our SW states to Mexico. When the time does arrive for us to fight to keep this country intact, it'll be the liberals shouting the loudest against it. I just hope that the fifth column hasn't become too powerful by then.
Do you travel at all through the Southwest? If so, you’ll probably come across a little evidence that there’s a kind of Mexican influence in the “culture” there. If the border is opened -- and provided Mexico actually does become a true democracy I would find no problem with that -- the culture of the Southwest would merely be enhanced. Sure, the change would be rough, difficult for some to “handle,” but that’s what built this country, and it’s the very spark that keeps this nation of ours sharp.
Dan
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