http://theunapologeticmexican.org/elmachete/2008/10/14/the-latino-threat/ Where Manifest Destiny Goes to Die Fri, 23 Mar 2012 17:53:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://theunapologeticmexican.org/elmachete/2008/10/14/the-latino-threat/comment-page-1/#comment-1068 sweetleaf Wed, 15 Oct 2008 05:30:55 +0000 http://theunapologeticmexican.org/elmachete/?p=846#comment-1068 i take faith with what you say nezua. there is always the need for pragmatic discourse for a solution to be found with anything. the convolution of addressing human situations (in this case immigration), the scope of "not right" by "special interest" groups and government, the ignorance displayed and insisted on, the easily lead, is so much more than i can understand. i just assume it is about a border, position, distraction, about power? obviously it is not about the individual's life, continually resulting in personal catastrophic consequences. i am not subject to the harshness of the reality's, that is a migrant workers life. i will not, in thought or deed, do anything to contribute to the struggle or to the injustice done to them. i am not afraid of a brown baby, but i am afraid for them. a brown baby is so beautiful. i am not afraid of an immigrant, but i do respect their courage, spirit, hard work, and loyalty to family...the mexican, spanish, latino/chicano, indian, are all beautiful cultures i want to learn from. i come to your blog and i am learning, well trying to. immigration was not something i thought about, but today it is. i take faith with what you say nezua. there is always the need for pragmatic discourse for a solution to be found with anything. the convolution of addressing human situations (in this case immigration), the scope of “not right” by “special interest” groups and government, the ignorance displayed and insisted on, the easily lead, is so much more than i can understand. i just assume it is about a border, position, distraction, about power? obviously it is not about the individual’s life, continually resulting in personal catastrophic consequences.
i am not subject to the harshness of the reality’s, that is a migrant workers life. i will not, in thought or deed, do anything to contribute to the struggle or to the injustice done to them.
i am not afraid of a brown baby, but i am afraid for them. a brown baby is so beautiful. i am not afraid of an immigrant, but i do respect their courage, spirit, hard work, and loyalty to family…the mexican, spanish, latino/chicano, indian, are all beautiful cultures i want to learn from.
i come to your blog and i am learning, well trying to. immigration was not something i thought about, but today it is.

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