"Chuck Harris" wrote in message
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John Larkin wrote:
On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 21:07:49 -0700, MassiveProng
wrote:

On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 20:17:34 -0700, John Larkin
Gave us:

And why do legal and illegal immigrants have
different effects on the economy?

Legal immigrants are sponsored by an individual, or company
which pledges to be obligated for their financial, and medical
needs.

Illegal immigrants are entirely on their own.


John

Can you really be THAT ****ing retarded?

So, you can't answer that one, either.

Sure John, it is easily answered. Illegal immigrants
adversely affect the economy because:

1) work for cash, no taxes are withheld.
2) no insurance, use emergency room for primary medical care
3) lack of health care, and illegal entry increases likelihood of
lack of proper immunization.
4) lack of border health screening and shots increases likelihood of being
a serious disease vector (tb, malaria, ...)
5) they use phony drivers licenses, so bad driving doesn't remove them
from road
6) phony drivers licenses allows untrained truck operation.
7) no auto insurance, so accident damage paid out of uninsured motorist
fund
8) work for less than residents, artificially reducing wages for some
jobs.
9) live many families to one single family house. Increasing the amount
of
services required (street parking, neighborhood traffic congestion,
garbage
hauling, litter removal...)
10) children require education, yet parents don't pay sufficient taxes
towards
education (eg. multiple families w/kids per house; education in most
areas
is paid from real estate taxes).
11) they endorse criminal behavior, 100% are criminals, and attract crime.
12) their transient lifestyle damages their children's economic futures.
13) their transient/desperate lifestyle encourages alcohol and drug abuse.
14) their long working hours necessitates lack of attention to children.
Unattended children tend to misbehave in school, and frequently engage
in criminal behavior.
15) lack of English language skills makes them easy to exploit.
16) They typically send large amounts of their earnings out of the
country.
17) most are poorly educated and trained, and do poor quality work.
18) lack of English skills requires services that must support them to
hire bilingual staff, and to print all signs and literature in
multiple
languages.

The sole and only reason that illegal aliens are tolerated in this country
is the cheap cost of their labor. They are the 21 century American
slaves.

-Chuck

Note, with slaves when you injured them, you still owned them... not so
with
illegal immigrants... when you injure them, they become burdens for
social
services.

Theres no use Chuck. You could give all the reasons and supply perfectly
valid data to back it up but poor old John just isn't going to get it.

What you do bring up is the question if overall if its more of a burden on
our economy than they help. Sure its cheap labor but when you factor in all
the other costs I would bet it would be equivilent to paying them 40$ an
hour(or more).

Each line you have given has an associated cost. Adding up all the costs is
probably outrageous.

Its cheap for the businesses that hire them but the american people are
paying the rest.... as usual.

Would you mind if I used your list in the future? I think its well put
together and I might write some more stuff about it once I get my web site
up. I might so far as to even go and try to attach some numbers to each one
and see just exactly what the true cost of illegals are and if our economy
is really benefiting from them or is it just the businesses that hire them.

Thanks,
Jon