State of the Union by Carl Moore

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slug_queen said, about 1 month ago

They said the same thing about the Irish, and then about the Italians. Moore is simply relying on 19th and early 20th century racism.

Come to think of it, my dad’s family are Mennonites who have large families. They came over in 1895, and there’s a lot more of them here now. You going to gripe now?

Oh wait- I forgot. They aren’t brown. Silly me.
sablebrush5 said, about 1 month ago

Oh, c’mon, slugqueen, lighten up. Don’t give us that racist crud. To make a comment on the huge influx of Mexican immigrants, both legal and illegal, that is changing dramatically the culture of Southern California, is not racist. Moore is merely making a truthful observation through exaggeration. And it is the truth at the center of the exaggeration that makes it funny.
Vasmosn said, about 1 month ago

Sablebrush, I’m not so sure that it’s not racist and I think that’s the point slugqueen was making. There have been prejudices against all the immigrant groups coming to the US. The main difference is that once the European ones spoke English they could pretty much assimilate and go unnoticed but the “brown” ones can’t. Our country was built on the idea of diversity and free immigration here. Why do we need to change now? We certainly don’t have a population problem yet.
Norman said, about 1 month ago

At least the Europeans learned to speak English. The ‘Brown’ ones not only come here illegally, but won’t learn English and want us to change our language.
pwbritt said, about 1 month ago

Diversity is not what made us strong. Assimilation of second generation immigrants into the vast American melting pot made us strong. When each different ethnic group clings to its disparate original culture you have a Balkanization of the citizenry into hyphenated sub-classes which weakens a country.
LibrarianInTraining said, about 1 month ago

slug_queen, you’re forgetting one very important tiny itsy bitsy little detail….

The Irish and Italians came here LEGALLY. I don’t mind Mexicans or anyone else coming to this country. But they have to follow the rules. Everyone does. That’s why they’re called “rules.” K?

Have a nice day!!!
riggscm said, about 1 month ago

People in america, especially those that are more left leaning in their political views, or younger people are much more prone to to call a person, a person’s opinion, or a political commentary racist.

Stating a exaggerated fact does not make a thing racist.

There are a lot of Mexican immigrants, there is no denying that. It is difficult when people who immigrate to our country do little to assimilate into it– except commit crime, and become part of the justice system.
I may not like the flow of illegal immigrants, but hat does not make me racist. I am just as upset about Russian, European, and Asian illegal immigrants, and I don’t care what color they are. Furthermore, if one asked the opinions of the people they are so quick to write off as racist, they might find they have quite a bit in common.
harleyquinn said, about 1 month ago

Vas
“We certainly don’t have a population problem yet.”
Really tell that to the bankrupt schools that have to educate the illegal, tell that to the swamped emergency rooms. Not to mention the fraud on our systems of good will like welfare. Then there is the slap in the face of all those who work hard and come here legally.
I am repeating myself but . Why doesn’t Mexico place in the Olympics? Because anyone one of them that can run jump or swim are over here. Why is there government so corrupt? Why don’t they make jobs for them selves.
Mexicans have a lot of natural resources. They are good hard working people. But why fix what is broken in your own country when you can just come over here and work.
DavidDow said, about 1 month ago

Sable., to claim that Mexicans are taking over California and that they want non-Mexicans to leave and to use the derogatory term “gringo” are bigoted acts. SlugQ. is correct. Northern European Americans have complained about every ethnic group of immigrants for over a hundred years, which is when the Northern European Americans concocted these bigoted immigration laws about which racists & bigots today rail: “they’re illegals! They’re illegals!” The Northern Europeans and the Spanish weren’t legal, too, but there were no laws about it, so they came in to take what they wanted & settle where they wanted.

Norman, people in America have spoken Spanish longer than they have spoken English. Furthermore, immigrants learn English faster today than they did a century ago.

Britt, shed the melting pot. That is a concoction of Northern European Americans, who don’t want to notice any differences. Differences are not bad.

Harley, after eight years of Bush-Dick, you are not in any position to complain about other countries’ having corrupt governments.
oldlegodad said, about 1 month ago

IT is called “La Reconquista” It is a stated goal of radical Hispanic groups and liberal allies. They want control of everything the gringos “stole”
harleyquinn said, about 1 month ago

Dav
“Harley, after eight years of Bush-Dick, you are not in any position to complain about other countries’ having corrupt governments”

Really, and we put our solders on the boarder to make sure the drugs flow thru. Really and we put into our budget at the country level the amount of money the illegal workers will send home?
But you do have a point, just look at the poser we have in office now. He is beholden to many many many who put him into office. Just look at this Olympic deal. I wonder who owns those slums he miss managed where they plan on building one of the stadiums.
Ian Valenzuela said, about 1 month ago

I fail to see how my being Hispanic somehow threatens your existence as a person of northern European descent. No one is asking you to leave, however, you are clearly asking me to leave. That’s foolish for many reasons, not the least of which is, my ancestors were here long before yours were. Not that that gives me any right to ask you to leave, but it does tend to negate your claim that you have a right to be here while I do not. Sorry, I will continue contributing to society and will continue practicing my culture, and if it offends you, well, I refuse to apologize.

Sincerely,

A Proud Mexican-American
jack75287 said, about 1 month ago

No David not every ethnic group. The French, the Spanish, the Scottish for the most part were all accepted. Back in colonial times the United States had bigotry just like every place else in the world and just like today there is bigotry.

The problem with bigotry in the United States is that the people who bring it up the most use it for nothing more then politics, it is called racial hoaxes and it is a kind of bigotry in itself. We have had Rev. Wright, Professor Gates and Obama’s own reactions over those two issues and we still elected a black president. So where is the bigotry?

To be honest we are the least bigoted country in the world. Yes and that includes Europe. Name one that is less bigoted then us that has large diverse populations.

Just look at your own language you said Northern European Americans twice. If this is some White Liberal Guilt trip it is very old and no one is listening. It is another form of bigotry, remember a few days ago you made a comment about you hope everyone in Texas is killed and replaced with decent people. Please explain what you meant by that.

Well here is a small list of Northern European Americans:

George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklyn
James Madison

They created a system of protecting your freedom that is the oldest democracy in the world now. To be honest Dave we conservatives are not that bad.

To be honest I do not like today’s strip much my self but that is now reason to act this way.
GJ_Jehosaphat said, about 1 month ago

LIT - Re: “That’s why they’re called “rules.” K?*” *QUE Were U making a pun? Good one!

Now lets all go down to the 31 Flavors Ice Cream Store & order Vanilla! Variety is what makes Living Interesting! I’d much rather go to an Ethnic Restaurant (Italian, Thai, Mexican, Greek, Chinese, Ethiopian, Etc) than eat the same old Hamburger Fast Food Franchise - An American Creation…
DavidDow said, about 1 month ago

Harley, you can hardly be a capitalist & be against drugs from Mexico. Without the American market, the drugs wouldn’t come here.

Besides your illegible comment about drugs, your remark makes almost no sense, and I note that you do not deny the corruption of Bush-Dick, which has cost over a hundred thousand lives. I note that you have nothing of substance with which to attack our actually legitimately elected president, so feel free to continue to grumble as President Obama tries to place America back on track after so many years off the rails.

Thank you, IanV. I am pleased & proud that you live here, just as I am pleased & proud that I do, too.
Nick V said, about 1 month ago

Why not just by Sonora, Chihuahua, and Baja Cali? It’d sure simplify things.
mroberts88 said, about 1 month ago

David, how can you claim people broke the law, when there was no law to break?

GJ, you are right, but immigrants need to immigrate legally.
DavidDow said, about 1 month ago

Mrob., I did not say that people broke the law. You cannot call them legal either, when there is no law. Further, as the European settlers simply came, took what they wanted, killing & enslaving Original Americans in the process, one could argue that they broke moral laws and laws from the countries whence they came.
JanCinVV said, about 1 month ago

My brother came up with an idea to help reduce polarization of our society. He suggested instead of “Mexican-American” we say “American-Mexican” (or African or Chinese, etc.) We are all Americans first with our ethnicity secondary.

American-Mexicans have made great contributions to our society. Look at Cesar Chavez. There is no reason at all to denigrate anyone because of their country of origin. That being said, anyone who comes to this country illegally is by definition breaking the law. It doesn’t matter if they are Mexican, Chinese, Russian or German. It’s still illegal and not right. Most people equate illegal immigration with Mexico because that’s where the majority of illegals come from. Not all, but a difinite majority.

Vicente Fox, former president of Mexico, stated publicly in Mexico (and in Spanish, so most of the American media didn’t pick up on it) that the goal of the Mexican government is to reclaim Southern California, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona because they were originally part of Mexico. Part of his STATED method of this reclamation is to send as many people as possible to these parts of the US ILLEGALLY in order to overwhelm the American population in these areas and force them to leave. It seems to be working. (By the way, why should we be forced to give up territory that was conquered in war just like every other territorial acquisition in the history of the world? No one else - except Isreal - has been asked to do this.)

And, finally, when the Irish, the Italians, the Puerto Ricans and most other immigrant groups came to this country, they made an effort to learn our language (English). Mexican immigrants don’t. For the first time in our country’s history, we who were born here are being forced to learn the immigrant’s language. There are areas where I live in Southern California that have NO English signs of any kind. Why are we being asked to assimilate into their society instead of the other way around? (Or leave, since Mr. Fox said that is their goal.)
mroberts88 said, about 1 month ago

David, not saying the people who came from Europe didnt do any wrong.

Jan, that is a good idea, putting the American first. Mexico has tougher immigration laws than the U.S. yet they complain about ours.

Prior to the Mongol invasion of China, hundreds of years ago, they sent in “immigrants”. When enough Mongol fighters infiltrated China, war broke out.

I think the United States should build a wall, for the purpos of national security.
Contrarian said, about 1 month ago

Jehosaphat

I worked at a Baskin-Robbins and, surprisingly, vanilla was the most popular flavor.

Nick V

Annexing Baja would not simplify things.

David

I take the contrary view that the supply of drugs created the demand.

LIT

From 1892-1954, 12 million immigrants were legally processed through Ellis Island. NPR says there are 12 million illegal immigrants residing in the United States. At issue is the government’s failure to identify and document everyone who enters the country. The existing law is not being enforced nor respected.

Ian

It is good to remind people that Mexicans were here long before the Europeans.

Re: Yesterday’s strip

If someone opposes healthcare reform, it is not fair to label them heartless or without conscience.

I, for one, simply do not trust the federal government. (I learned that from my Siouan great grandmother.)

The Office of Management and Budget analyzed 1000 federal programs. Over half were rated Results Not Demonstrated.

Washington has spent $10 trillion to wipe out poverty in our lifetime.

When President Kennedy took office, there were 39 million Americans living in poverty. Today, there are over 37 million. The percentage has improved, but the nation is still plagued.

Wouldn’t it have been cheaper to just give each of them $1 million?

Then, I am bothered by the Marxist Saul Alinsky’s viewpoint that the poor will always be with us. That it is not about poverty, but power.

No, I do not want people to get sick and die because they lack adequate healthcare. On the contrary, I am not happy with my health coverage.

I simply don’t trust the government to make things better; and there are free market reforms that would significantly improve healthcare in America.
grim509 said, about 1 month ago

David,

You seem to be what you despise most, a racist. How many times did you degrade the Northern Europeans? So what they came here and did what they did? I had nothing to do with it, but you’re lumping me in with them because of my European roots. Hmm… judging me negatively based on my heritage.. sounds pretty d**n racist to me!

You seriously need to hop off of your pompous high horse and take a good long look in the mirror!

We cannot change what happened hundreds of years ago. We cannot also continue to place blame, as those responsible have been dead for quite some time. Doing so is nothing but a waste of effort and resources.

It would be different if those people were alive today. We could punish them and give back to those they stole from. But we can’t now, can we?

Instead of moving forward and doing what is best for this nation as well as the world, you would rather sit back, pretend to be pure of all wrongdoing, and blame everyone else for the problems in the world, except those who are truely at fault.

Oh, and your bi-weekly rantings about the legitimacy of the Bush election victories is getting old. He won. Fair and square. Grow up. It proves you are nothing but a partisan hack.

And again, before you accuse me of being partisan… I never voted for Bush either.
GJ_Jehosaphat said, about 1 month ago

Contrarian - Re: “…there are free market reforms what would significantly improve healthcare in America.”

Next you’ll have US believe there are “Supply & Demand” aspects to the “Price” of Health Care. Therefore - to reduce costs to healthy tax payers, reduce the number of potential patients? Is it this kind of thinking that brought up the concept of Health Care Rationing & those so-called Death Panels (U Betcha - Reduce Costs by Reducing those Demanding Freeloaders)

Technology has made Health Care in America Expensive. CAT’s, MRI’s, Robotic Surgery - sure great medical advances - glad they are there when U need them - but they cost big $$$$ to purchase, install & maintain & repair, train technicians to operate the machines and doctors to interpret the results.

What free market reforms would improve healthcare MORE than the Technology Available Today - mostly to the insured… Seems President Obama wants to use Technology to Save Costs - like computerized medical records - claims & billing & reimbursement via Electronic Filing Systems. Most insurance forms are based on Standardized CMS 1500 Claim Forms as well as Claim Codes (CPT & IDC-9).

Here’s an interesting article about the change from IDC-9 to IDC-10 codes coming in 2013. I was googling to see when the change was happening (heard about it in a class last year).

http://ezinearticles.com/?ICD10-Codes-The-Shocking-Truth&id=2630972

What a knarly can of worms figuring out how to make this work in medical offices, hospitals, insurance companies, etc -

Oh Yeah - the government can Give $$$$$ to the Insurance Companies so they won’t go under trying to keep up with technology (equipment & software).

Or Make Public Option Insurance available NOW - in case the private companies aren’t able to comply with the New Code Changes on their own.

Have U ever had to wait for something like a prescription to be processed when the Computers are Off-Line and U can’t buy them for the cost of a Co-Pay (need access to the insurer’s computers to process the claim instantly).

Just think what will happen to this Convoluted System of Health Care if The System “froze up” and we had to go back to the old paper work - snail mail system of claims and reimbursement while the “Bugs were getting fixed”.

Maybe the One Payer System would be the Better Public Option!
jack75287 said, about 1 month ago
1. DavidDow said,
  “Harley, you can hardly be a capitalist & be against drugs from Mexico. Without the American market, the drugs wouldn’t come here”.
Why can’t a capitalist be against drug use. And why dose the fact that the U.S creates the market proves that a Capitalist would support drugs. That statement is illegible. The questions has become here are your politics created by your values or are your values created by your politics.
Contrarian said, about 1 month ago

JanCinVV asked: “…why should we be forced to give up territory that was conquered in war…”

Interestingly, under the terms of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, the United States paid $18,250,00 for the Southwest territory.

The irony is that the United States offered to pay twice that amount before war broke out.
harleyquinn said, about 1 month ago

Hey Dave, capitalism could stop the drug flow. If it can be grown, legalize it. If it has to be processed, regulate with the toughest standers available. Treat the person not the drug. Then under the Fair tax all will be taxed at 23% just like everything else.
As for my ramblings about the poser in chief. Well he wanted the Olympics in his home town to pave over one of his failed community organizing jobs.
jack75287 said, about 1 month ago

JanCinVV

First I heard about that Vincent Fox statement. Makes me wish I spoke better Spanish then what I learn at Mexican restaurants. If that is true it worked for China in Tibet.
butch1942 said, about 1 month ago

Is DavidDow a real person or just a straw man of all that is detestable about the extreme liberal??
mroberts88 said, about 1 month ago

Jan, on the Texas part, Texans, or texians as they were known as at that time, broke out in rebellion. Texas won, and joined the U.S. if Vincente Fox wants to try and reclaim Texas, I as well as alot of other of my fellow Texans will fight.
Contrarian said, about 1 month ago

Jehosaphat

We do not disagree on technical improvements.

With regards to the government plan, if the feds say it will cost $1 trillion over ten years–you can be sure it will cost more. So much more that taxes will rise, or care will be rationed.

That is my fear based on Washington’s track record.
DavidDow said, about 1 month ago

Give your brother kisses on both cheeks, JanCin. It is an adorable idea. I, however, have always heard the hyphenated words as being akin to names, where the latter part signals the family (i.e., American) to which you belong. In “African-American”, the “African” modifies the “American”, which is the ground, the basis. The same is true for Irish-Americans, Mexican-Americans, Hispanic Americans, Italian-Americans, Chinese-Americans, &c.

As for coming to this country “illegally”, I question the origins of these immigration laws. Northern European Americans devised immigration laws to diminish the flow of immigrants whom the Northern European Americans did not like. Racism & bigotry underlie our immigration laws.

As for learning English, Mexican immigrants learn English as quickly as any other group of immigrants, and today’s immigrants learn English more quickly than did immigrants a century ago.

Thanks for the mention of Vicente Fox’s remarks. Where did you read them?
harleyquinn said, about 1 month ago

IAN is “A Proud Mexican-American”
Well good for you and ladi da.
Are you here illegally or are you an anchor baby? If so then yes you do offend me. And you show your hand when you state “my ancestors were here long before yours were.” big frignen deal. That argument went out the door with the Alamo.

And this country is more like a stew then a melting pot. But when people set them self up as a “-” American. Then they are trying to be a side dish. That only leads them to be like Ian and who was it that kept referring himself as un legal.
grim509 said, about 1 month ago

I agree with the hyphenations… why???

I’m also sick of “such and such” heritage months… these hyphenations do nothing but divide. We can have diversity and still call ourselves American, without the “blahblahblah-” in front of it. It’s nothing more than a ploy to label and group us by PC libs who want to convince every hyphenated group the non hyphenates hate them.

what about your American Heritage? If folks spent more time studying American history and heritage, we may learn something from the past and move forward, instead of lingering on the past.

Again, David… the claims of racism you post contain racism in themselves. Stop being hypocritical, get off the high horse, and stop and think.

If there were no immigration laws, there would be no accountability for anything. Nearly EVERY NATION on this planet has immigration laws and regulations.
GJ_Jehosaphat said, about 1 month ago

Contrarian - Re: 1 Trillion $$ over 10 years. That makes the 100 Billion $$ a year (just doing the math) projected price tag “sound scarier”. After last years 700 Billion $$ bailout of Wall Street Oriented Business - makes it seem “cheap”.

Enough of this illegal alien business - let’s just ship back everyone from where they came from - Europeans included!
PSA for indigenous Native People who were “here” first!
mroberts88 said, about 1 month ago

Wow, this topic divides people. We are Americans, and yes, we should be proud about our heritage, and where we come from. We do need to crack down on illegal immigration, for the simple fact that, they are breaking the law.

Have we forgotten that Native Americans were here before N. America, and S. America were even on a map?

Ian, the simple fact is, you dont know where we came from.

We, as Americans, need to crack down on the illegal immigration, while celebrating those that do it legally.
Contrarian said, about 1 month ago

Jehosaphat said: “…let’s just ship back everyone from where they came from…”

That would be bits and pieces to here and there for many.
jmworacle said, about 1 month ago

Diversity did not make this country great. It was freedom for “the common man” to pursue and achieve his dream. If there were another country in the history of the world where a person of humble status is able to achieve this will someone let me know. Two examples are our current President Barack Obama and President Bill Clinton.*

*For thse of you who have read my past postings on this site
you could tell that I did not vote for either of them, but I have to tip my hat to them for their success.
pschearer said, about 1 month ago

I often agree with Carl Moore, but today’s entry is blatantly racist. It’s the sort of thing that feeds the Left’s complaint about racism on the Right. Shame on you, Carl.
JanCinVV said, about 1 month ago

David, I didn’t read it, it was a very extensive topic on a radio talk show back when he said it. That was at least 5 years ago, probably more (and no, it wasn’t Limbaugh). References were given at the time, but my memory isn’t good enough to tell you what they were. I barely remember the fact of it, and that’s probably because it was such a shock. May I suggest Googling it? I don’t know if there is an English translation, but there should be something out there.
GJ_Jehosaphat said, about 1 month ago

JanCinVV - Re: “Vicente Fox, former president of Mexico, stated publicly in Mexico (and in Spanish, so most of the American media didn’t pick up on it) that the goal of the Mexican government is to reclaim Southern California, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona because they were originally part of Mexico.”

I tried Googling: “Vincente Fox Illegal Immigration” a couple of hours ago & gave up trying to find more information about your comment.

I decided to try a different angle: “vicente fox immigration repatriation” since I remembered that Bush II & Vincente Fox seemed to get along during Press Interviews (Bush liked to speak Spanish in some of his speeches too).

I did find articles about Mexican Nationals Dying while crossing the border. Published June 20, 2001

IMMIGRANT DEATHS AGAIN PUT SPOTLIGHT ON U.S. POLICIES TOWARD UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS.

“Grupo Beta agents will probably be called upon to help the government distribute 200,000 survival kits to Mexicans planning to cross into the US. The kits contain dried meat, cans of tuna, granola, aspirin, bandages, medicine for snake and scorpion bites, electrolyte powder to fight dehydration, and birth-control pills and condoms.

http://www.allbusiness.com/north-america/mexico/790007-1.html

Birth Control Pills & Condoms - doesn’t look like a quest to increase population of children born to “Illegal Migrants” to me. I did read a report on CNN today that for the first time - illegal immigration has stabilized - credited to the recession.
sablebrush5 said, about 1 month ago

Immigration in the past was characterized by waves of immigrants. That is, after an intial surge of immigration, there would follow an extended period of little or no immigration of that group (think Irish, Germans, Scandinavians, Italians etc.). This forced them to assimilate more quickly because their past ways were not reinforced by more immigrants continuing to follow them into the country.

Think about it. If you immigrate to a foreign country and find your fellow immigrants small in number and you can’t see a huge stream of your ex-countrymen following you in, then your mindset is one of, “uh, oh, I’d better get with this new culture and find a way to fit in.”.

Mexican-Americans today do not have that mindset and for good reason - they are fast increasing in numbers and influence and the pressure to assimilate is weak if non-existent.

For this reason, we need to enforce border control, set a reasonably low quota of Spanish-speaking immigrants for an extended period of time and pressure those already here to assimilate… which we are certainly not doing. We’re doing just the opposite - we’re printing ballots in Spanish, accomodating to Spanish-speaking kids in our schools and offering them welfare, free medical care in our emergency rooms, and even offering illegals college scholarships. As a result, they are not assimilating.

This is all very compassionate - and very American I might add - but it is a recipe for producing a bifurcated culture with two groups speaking a different language, living a different cultural lifestyle and eventually thinking differently politically. When the divide becomes wide enough, trouble will certainly follow.

Being a big admirer of the Mexican people, I hope this doesn’t happen. But it’s becoming a very real possibility.
oldlegodad said, about 1 month ago

If you live in the SW or S Calif, Move or become 2d class
Randyt8 said, about 1 month ago

I have a question for those of you who think those here illegally should remain here and become citizens. Is the USA a sovereign nation or not? If it is then those here illegally are invaders and have committed an act of war. If we’re not a sovereign nation then President Obama and the entire goverment is a fraud. Your choice are they invaders or is the goverment a fraud?
GJ_Jehosaphat said, about 1 month ago

Re: Amnesty for Illegal Immigrants - The Bush Years: Publish Date Nov. 10. 2004

”Bush revives bid to legalize illegal aliens”

“…They range from a proposal to give legal status to fewer than 1 million agricultural workers to a bill that could legalize most of the estimated 10 million illegal immigrants currently living in the United States. But none of the bills has passed even one chamber.

Mr. McCain is sponsoring a bill, along with Reps. Jim Kolbe and Jeff Flake, both Arizona Republicans, that would go further than the president’s principles by explicitly allowing those now here illegally to enter a guest-worker program and eventually apply for permanent residence.

White House press secretary Scott McClellan said the president wants to “provide a more humane treatment” of illegal aliens from Mexico.

“America has always been a welcoming society, and this is a program that will match willing workers with willing employers,” he said. “It will promote compassion for workers who right now have no protection.””

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2004/nov/10/20041110-123424-5467r/
Roger said, about 1 month ago

Countries like Mexico have far stricter immigration standards than the U.S.A. Does that make them racists?
oldlegodad said, about 1 month ago

Roger Yes.

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