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To: Sedohr Nod who wrote (236678)	3/13/2002 3:34:00 AM
From: craig crawford	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

>> Our abilities to adapt to changes in market conditions makes us great << so why do hi-tech firms complain about a shortage of skilled american labor? why do they lobby the politicians to allow in more people from places like india and china to do things like write software? is it possible that this theory from you free traitors which says that these people will find new more productive jobs doesn't hold water? >> our "abilities" to whine about other countries making tiny steps in improving their economic conditions so that maybe we will not have such an illegal immigration problem only makes us smaller. << what a crock of bull. gosh you are full of it. free traitors don't want to lessen the illegal immigration problem. immigrants will work harder and for less money than americans. companies can't always pack up and ship the jobs south of the border, we are a service economy as well. you have to get the cheap exploitable labor inside the borders. there are approx 10 million illegals floating around america and the percentage of illegal immigrants entering the country has soared into the triple digits since nafta and this free trade open borders scheme was hatched. don't try to con me that free trade and closed borders go hand and hand. free trade and open borders go hand in hand.