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9.9/10 video.

a big part of that could be a paid skit. we have no way to know if it was real or not.

i think that poor people or people unable to find work otherwise, could fill the positions that illegal immigrants are filling. there are ways to de-incentivize them coming over the border, if that was actually a priority.

It's not a paid skit.

maybe it represents what is actually happening in cali or wherever, but i'm gonna remain skeptical about it being "hidden camera". this is the price you pay for pushing people to distrust news sources. *shrug*

What convenient timing for skepticism!

sure. cause i haven't ever been skeptical about any liberal stuff.

zombie wrote:sure. cause i haven't ever been skeptical about any liberal stuff.

Truth. The "liberal stuff" is called truth.

It's kind of endearing how skeptical you are of this. This is the kind of thing that happens every single day. There is a street corner about 5 miles down the road from my house where illegals are picked up every day for work. Only difference is none of them are competing on a working wage. They'll just catch the next pickup truck that rolls by. Rough estimation, about 5,000 dollars a day under the table and paid illegally to illegal immigrants, nearly all of which will be wired to mexshitco, never to be seen in the U.S. again. And that's just in my crummy little desert town.

And people are acting like this isn't an issue.

I didn't watch the video. I'm at work.

Jason wrote:It's kind of endearing how skeptical you are of this. This is the kind of thing that happens every single day. There is a street corner about 5 miles down the road from my house where illegals are picked up every day for work. Only difference is none of them are competing on a working wage. They'll just catch the next pickup truck that rolls by. Rough estimation, about 5,000 dollars a day under the table and paid illegally to illegal immigrants, nearly all of which will be wired to mexshitco, never to be seen in the U.S. again. And that's just in my crummy little desert town.

And people are acting like this isn't an issue.

The issue isn't the illegals. It's the guys driving the truck.

showa58taro wrote:

Jason wrote:It's kind of endearing how skeptical you are of this. This is the kind of thing that happens every single day. There is a street corner about 5 miles down the road from my house where illegals are picked up every day for work. Only difference is none of them are competing on a working wage. They'll just catch the next pickup truck that rolls by. Rough estimation, about 5,000 dollars a day under the table and paid illegally to illegal immigrants, nearly all of which will be wired to mexshitco, never to be seen in the U.S. again. And that's just in my crummy little desert town.

And people are acting like this isn't an issue.

The issue isn't the illegals. It's the guys driving the truck.

The issue isn't the rapist, it is the girl's dress was too short!

Hint: being here illegally is the crime. Not paying taxes is the crime. Being on welfare while working is the crime.

Employing day labor is not a crime.

Jason wrote:It's kind of endearing how skeptical you are of this. This is the kind of thing that happens every single day. There is a street corner about 5 miles down the road from my house where illegals are picked up every day for work. Only difference is none of them are competing on a working wage. They'll just catch the next pickup truck that rolls by. Rough estimation, about 5,000 dollars a day under the table and paid illegally to illegal immigrants, nearly all of which will be wired to mexshitco, never to be seen in the U.S. again. And that's just in my crummy little desert town.

And people are acting like this isn't an issue.

said i was skeptical of the hidden camera thing. i also said that illegal immigrants should be de-incentivized to come over the border in that same post, but thanks for playing.

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:sure. cause i haven't ever been skeptical about any liberal stuff.

Truth. The "liberal stuff" is called truth.

not as much as you think.

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Jason wrote:It's kind of endearing how skeptical you are of this. This is the kind of thing that happens every single day. There is a street corner about 5 miles down the road from my house where illegals are picked up every day for work. Only difference is none of them are competing on a working wage. They'll just catch the next pickup truck that rolls by. Rough estimation, about 5,000 dollars a day under the table and paid illegally to illegal immigrants, nearly all of which will be wired to mexshitco, never to be seen in the U.S. again. And that's just in my crummy little desert town.

And people are acting like this isn't an issue.

The issue isn't the illegals. It's the guys driving the truck.

The issue isn't the rapist, it is the girl's dress was too short!

Hint: being here illegally is the crime. Not paying taxes is the crime. Being on welfare while working is the crime.

Employing day labor is not a crime.

Nice false equivalence there broseph.

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Jason wrote:It's kind of endearing how skeptical you are of this. This is the kind of thing that happens every single day. There is a street corner about 5 miles down the road from my house where illegals are picked up every day for work. Only difference is none of them are competing on a working wage. They'll just catch the next pickup truck that rolls by. Rough estimation, about 5,000 dollars a day under the table and paid illegally to illegal immigrants, nearly all of which will be wired to mexshitco, never to be seen in the U.S. again. And that's just in my crummy little desert town.

And people are acting like this isn't an issue.

The issue isn't the illegals. It's the guys driving the truck.

The issue isn't the rapist, it is the girl's dress was too short!

Hint: being here illegally is the crime. Not paying taxes is the crime. Being on welfare while working is the crime.

Employing day labor is not a crime.

Nice false equivalence there broseph.

NOT use broseph in such a thread.

Reign in Blood wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Jason wrote:It's kind of endearing how skeptical you are of this. This is the kind of thing that happens every single day. There is a street corner about 5 miles down the road from my house where illegals are picked up every day for work. Only difference is none of them are competing on a working wage. They'll just catch the next pickup truck that rolls by. Rough estimation, about 5,000 dollars a day under the table and paid illegally to illegal immigrants, nearly all of which will be wired to mexshitco, never to be seen in the U.S. again. And that's just in my crummy little desert town.

And people are acting like this isn't an issue.

The issue isn't the illegals. It's the guys driving the truck.

The issue isn't the rapist, it is the girl's dress was too short!

Hint: being here illegally is the crime. Not paying taxes is the crime. Being on welfare while working is the crime.

Employing day labor is not a crime.

Nice false equivalence there broseph.

NOT use broseph in such a thread.

Broseph, I gots to be ME!

The status quo begs to be taken advantage of from all angles. I don't feel terrible about driving the truck sometimes to be honest.

Jailing them as foreign invaders and deporting them seems to be a good de-incentivisation.