How To Beat Arizona's Immigration Law

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#4
They would never be seen in public wearing a "whitey" mask. The tax collectors would actually come to collect from them!
 
#5
#5
I find the term "gringo" offensive.

where do I complain?

Arizona school board?? (perhaps even your own university)

The word 'gringo' originated in Cuba when we had troops there and the Marines had a marching song; "Green grows the grass" and so the Cubans called Americans 'gringos.'

The Mexicans seem to forget the 'halls of montezuma' line in that it was us who liberated them from European colonial rule.

Arizona Ethnic Studies Exposed :: Accuracy In Academia

Occupied America, the fifth edition, includes an image of Fidel Castro on the front cover, and Castro and Che Guevara on the back cover. It refers to white people as “gringos” and actually includes a quotation on page 323 from Jose Angel Gutierrez of the Mexican American Youth Organization (MAYO), who was angry over the cancellation of a government program. He declared:

“We are fed up. We are going to move to do away with the injustice to the Chicano and if the ‘gringo’ doesn’t get out of our way, we will stampede over him.”
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The American Educational Research Association (AERA), which Bill Ayers serves as a vice-president, includes a “Paulo Freire Special Interest Group” in his honor. AERA has more than 25,000 members, including “educators; administrators; directors of research; persons working with testing or evaluation in federal, state and local agencies; counselors; evaluators; graduate students; and behavioral scientists.”

More open than even Bill Ayers about the mission, Paula Allman wrote Critical Education Against Global Capitalism, incorporating the ideas of Marx, Freire and Antonio Gramsci, the Italian communist who emphasized the subversion of Western cultural institutions such as the educational system.

Jose Angel Gutierrez

Jose Angel Gutierrez, professor, University of Texas, Arlington; founder of La Raza Unida political party; and beneficiary of American generosity: "We have an aging white America. . . . They are dying. . . . They are ******** in their pants with fear! I love it!"

"We have got to eliminate the gringo, and what I mean by that is if the worst comes to the worst, we have got to kill him."

And since 1970, he has professed, "Our devil has pale skin and blue eyes."

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#7
#7
Arizona school board?? (perhaps even your own university)

The word 'gringo' originated in Cuba when we had troops there and the Marines had a marching song; "Green grows the grass" and so the Cubans called Americans 'gringos.'

Then again, maybe not:

Origin:
1840–50, Americanism; < Sp: foreign language, foreigner, esp. English-speaking (pejorative); prob. alter. of griego Greek. The belief that word is from the song “Green Grow the Lilacs,” popular during U.S.-Mexican War, is without substance
 
#8
#8
Then again, maybe not:

Origin:
1840–50, Americanism; < Sp: foreign language, foreigner, esp. English-speaking (pejorative); prob. alter. of griego Greek. The belief that word is from the song “Green Grow the Lilacs,” popular during U.S.-Mexican War, is without substance

I was just going by what some Cuban refugees told me.

They told me it originated during the Spanish America war, not the Mexican war.

There aren't a lot of Spanish words with greek roots.

So north of the border I wouldn't be a gringo then??

And that definition then would make foreign illegal spanish speaking immigrants 'gringos???'

How ironic.

Che paso?

Un caro che no pito.
 
#9
#9
If you are trying to get around Arizona (and american) immgration law, it helps to have a wet noodle in chief in the Casa Blanca.

FOXNews.com - Obama&#39;s Dangerous Immigration Endgame

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http://wellregulatedamericanmilitia...om/us/2010/05/26/terror-alert-mexican-border/

The warning follows an indictment unsealed this month in Texas federal court that accuses a Somali man in Texas of running a “large-scale smuggling enterprise” responsible for bringing hundreds of Somalis from Brazil through South America and eventually across the Mexican border. Many of the illegal immigrants, who court records say were given fake IDs, are alleged to have ties to other now-defunct Somalian terror organizations that have merged with active organizations like Al Shabaab, al-Barakat and Al-Ittihad Al-Islami.

Arizona Gets Border Soldiers; None for Texas | NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
 

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