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To: Doughboy who wrote (37169)	8/6/2005 6:56:37 PM
From: shades	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

NO NO, I already cover this in previous posts to TOO EARLY on mishs board I think - I have this man work on my house - hispanic - he went to missouri - I ask him why he come here TO PALM beach fla, he said no spanish speakers in that state, so see we piling them up here because we not making them learn english. It forcing them to live in overcrowded areas and make things worse. We have lots of land, to keep crowding folks in like turkeys is bad national policy design. Humans evolved in communities much smaller, I have read scientific studies that our brains can only readily recall a few thousand faces in our lifetime - yet we live in cities where you may see a few thousand in weeks or days. I have not met ANYONE that LIKE this place to RETIRE, too crowded - it is very important issue - we can just let the floodgates open and let them pour in like turkeys and make everyone more miserable. I want shiny happy people - not stressed citizens who ready to run me over with thier navigator cause I looked at them wrong in the parking lot. This is no way to build a good society.