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Monday, November 1, 2010

Well, WHY NOT?!?

Why don't we just open up to all those poor, struggling people and share our bounty with them.  Let them all come in and become part of the workers' paradise!
Setting aside the Socialist interference and outright sabotage of our economy over the last 100 years - - even if we operate at 100% efficiency and honesty, here's why:



[thanks to YouTube and NumbersUSA]

Instead, let's continue to do our part (not the entire burden - - we have paid more than most of the world combined for decades) to educate those people and let them improve their homelands.  It's more palatable than turning the U.S. into one, big, South Tijuana/Dharavi/Kibera wasteland.

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