Another Drunk Illegal Alien…

by La Shawn on 06.19.07

in Bush Bad, Illegal Aliens

Joycelyn Gardiner

Commenter Shade dropped this link: Border jumpers are burning down border posts and setting fires along patrol routes to distract agents and get across. Yeah, these people should be rewarded with precious U.S. citizenship. Way to go, King George! :?

kills another American. Driving while drunk is part of their culture, don’t you know? Movie director Robert Clark and his 22-year-old son were beneficiaries. Don’t you want to benefit, too? :D

We’re so fortunate to have Mexican culture among us, aren’t we? They jump over the border, bringing with them a rich heritage, indeed. Their wonderful contributions only enrich America. We’re very blessed to have them. Celebrate diversity! :D

(Pictured: Formerly law school-bound college track and field star Joycelyn Gardiner, killed by a drunk illegal alien - MM has a picture of the car)

More death-by-illegal-alien sources:

Update: Congressman Tom Tancredo, hardline enforcement guy, introduced an amendment to the amnesty-for-illegal-aliens bill that would penalize illegal alien sanctuary cities. No surprise there. Here’s the shocker: the House passed the amendment by a vote of 234 to 189.

In other news, illegal aliens slaughtered a goat. In a restaurant kitchen. Celebrate diversity! :D

Brothels in residential areas. Interesting…

Commenter Kim sets other commenters straight:

The issue here is not “race,” but legal status and cultural norms. Drunk driving, and all manner of other driving violations, are the NORM in many (not all) Latin and Central American countries. So are corruption, gang membership, and sex with little girls. I should know – I lived in Latin America, and traveled there extensively.

In this country, adult woman may be harrassed by construction workers – it is a stereotype with a lot of factual validity. Tell me, though – is it normal or commonplace for grown American construction workers (as opposed to illegals) to expose themselves and make catcalls at 9 year old girls in major metropolitan cities? No, it is not. And if it occurs, it is not acceptable. Yet, when I lived in Colombia, this happened to me and my schoolmates on a daily basis. Daily, because we had to walk past several construction sites. It was considered to be commonplace and not worthy of attention, let alone police action.

As much as people want to avoid reality and swallow the Kool-Aid that all cultures are “equal,” they are not.

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