Virus Brings Swine-Hearted Lobby Into Foreground
THE MOMENT that the news of the “Swine Flu” hit the wires, it was easy to predict what the anti-immigrant faction would have to say about it. This particular cadre of caustic and crazed voices are so locked into their views that their contributions are unnecessary in a dialogue that preferences truth.
Hola! If you're new here, you may want to snatch up a juicy salsamatic subscription to the worldfamous Unapologetic Mexican RSS feed.
This message will show only a few times so read it while it's hot! Gracias!
THE SANCTUARY EDITORS have posted an article on our collective stance on the latest viralicious anti-immigrant memes being cultivated in the malaised minds of the Nativist Lobby.
The moment that the news of the “Swine Flu” or “North American Influenza” hit the wires, it was easy to predict what the anti-immigrant faction would have to say about it. People like Michael Savage, Neil Boortz, Michelle Malkin, Glenn Beck, Pat Buchanan, and groups like CIS, FAIR, and NumbersUSA are so locked into their views that their voices are unnecessary in a dialogue that actually preferences truth—which by nature requires flexibility and bravery. The stances of those who most vocally oppose immigration today are so predictable that one could paint a face on a septic-tainted soccer ball and paste up word balloons and rest well, knowing that The Nativist Lobby point of view on any immigration-related topic will end in “deport them all” and “seal the borders” if not “round them up” and other tired ideas. …
Please read the whole thing and pass it on.
Tweet: ProMigrant.Org: Virus Brings Swine-Hearted Lobby Into Foreground http://tinyurl.com/dmwvcd #immigration @promigrant
Tags: Asians, Chinese, Chinese Exclusion Laws, immigrants, Immigration, Italians, Jews, Latin America, Mexicans, michael savage, Michelle Malkin, nativism, Neil Boortz, Pat Buchanan, Racism, swine flu
Posted in Borders, Hate Groups, History, Immigration, Latinos, Putos, Republicans, U.S.A., White Supremacy
jeez, what took them so long?
Oy.
I passed it on.
c.
gracias.