I’m making a point of buying something today that I wouldn’t normally buy, just to offset this stupid protest.

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I just got back from working with a morning client. On my street corner is Campos. I was in the mood for 2 cheese enchiladas for breakfast. Guess what? Completely closed. *sniff* *sniff*

Maybe I’m overreacting, but I have half a mind not to patron there anymore and to let them know why. Sure, they can do what they feel is right; but so can I.

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A Day Without An Illegal Immigrant? We Can Only Hope……

***SCROLL FOR UPDATES*** “A Day Without Immigrants” has arrived. Sadly it’s not as good as it sounds. Instead of being a good day, like it sounds, in which we ship a bunch of illegal immigrants back to their home countries,……

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Philadelphia was undisturbed (more or less) by illegal immigrant protestors. The city was open for business today, just like any other Monday.

It was a pleasant day in center city Philadelphia, I imagine this is what it would be like if everyday were “A Day Without Illegals”

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I live in California. My neighborhood has a large Asian population, mostly from China and India but some Korean and Japanese immigrants too. They all appear to be at work. The Chinese dollar store is open, the Korean liqour store is open, the schools neighborhood elementary school seemed normally busy this morning as did the high school.

I would say our neighborhood is 60% Asian 30% European 10% Hispanic/Black/Other

Looks like business as usual here.

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Some very smart person (not me) on one of these blog threads had the idea about sending their “hundred buck” gas rebate to the minutemen to help build a border fence. Hey, that sounds so good I may use that one…but what do you think of using half to send to the minutemen and half to reinvest in, say…Exxon! Does anybody think that Exxon is NOT making hand over fist for their investors? As a matter of fact, alot of retirees and 401k holders do just that (although they may not be aware of it). By the way, if Congress really does want to encourage conservation for businesses they could offer rebates/tax credits etc for THEM. I don’t know, I’m winging it here. As for private cars, as long as we choose to use them in the same way we always have, we will have to take our lumps. Businesses however, are paying MUCH higher costs for fuel and then passing that down to us through increase costs for goods and services. So a tax break to them would, in effect, help lower the cost of milk, transportation, clothes, and a whole bunch of other things.

Look…I know I don’t relish going to the pumps and paying almost 30-40 bucks for a fillup, but I put most of that so-called oil “profit” firmly in the gas taxes that are placed on each gallon of gas BY OUR GOVERNMENT!!! Can’t these Congresscritters just once, get their fingers out of their ears and other more disgusting orifices and listen to their constituents who are desperately trying to tell them something.

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And HEY…if everyone gives 50 bucks to the Minutemen or some other border security effort, (are you listening DHS? You could be out of a job) just think what can be accomplished even WITHOUT the government’s “help”.

Carol

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