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theCommie wrote:You do realize that the U.S. has a vested economic interest in Latin America, and any sort of modernization/industrialization would cost the U.S. a lot of money as these countries would not be as economically enslaved to them, and hence, in this capitalist society, not an option.
Heck, that's the reason the U.S. basically occupied more than half of Latin America in the last two centuries, and with nasty Iran-Contra affairs and all that.

Spas12 wrote:hehe.
If we kicked all the illegal immigrants (half of which are Mexicans) out of the US, not even all of them, this country would crumble into debt so fuckign fast. Illegal immigrants are the people who supply fast, cheap labor, without them, barely any Americans would replace their jobs, and its down the tubes economic wise from their on. In my town, there are a bunch of Mexicans (illegal or not), which i mostly see in the landscaping, food, and service industries, which together, produce a shitload of revenue for the government. Seriously, we NEED them to stay in this country.
I respect what they do, because i know our economy would be fucked with them.
and besides: no illegals, no burritos!



Mr. Happy wrote:RawMeat3000, guess what, the percentage of illegal immigrants that pay income taxes is actually greater then the percentage of citizens that do! I know, it sounds strange, but according to the IRS it's true. The IRS doesn't give a shit who you are, they just want your money, so they give illegals special numbers and there are laws saying that the police can't use that information to track them down. People come here because they want a better life and to be a part of our great country, and so they actually feel obliged to pay their taxes.





Mr. Happy wrote:What's your source? Mine is the IRS. There are indeed specialized tax numbers for people whom don't have social security numbers.
And there are many more citizens than you think that don't pay their taxes, they think taxes are illegal and wrong.
What I said is correct, or, it was earlier this year anyway, when that guy I don't remember his name said it. But maybe I should take my own advice and not trust government officials.


theCommie wrote:You do realize that the U.S. has a vested economic interest in Latin America, and any sort of modernization/industrialization would cost the U.S. a lot of money as these countries would not be as economically enslaved to them, and hence, in this capitalist society, not an option.
Heck, that's the reason the U.S. basically occupied more than half of Latin America in the last two centuries, and with nasty Iran-Contra affairs and all that.



dragonfliet wrote:Mr. Happy wrote:What's your source? Mine is the IRS. There are indeed specialized tax numbers for people whom don't have social security numbers.
And there are many more citizens than you think that don't pay their taxes, they think taxes are illegal and wrong.
What I said is correct, or, it was earlier this year anyway, when that guy I don't remember his name said it. But maybe I should take my own advice and not trust government officials.
The IRS provides specialized tax numbers for LEGAL immigrants. ILLEGAL immigrants are not in the system period, so the IRS can't track them.
Here are a few links to a paper I wrote on the subject around a year ago. I would give you more of the information that I used, but most of the articles I pulled from academic journals and you wouldn't be able to access them without belonging to a subscribing university.
http://www.cmwf.org/newsroom/newsroom_s ... _id=223668
http://www.immigrationforum.org/Desktop ... ?tabid=724
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/16/busin ... yt&emc=rss
~Jason




Mr. Happy wrote:Common! We need some posts by people who hate immigrants, it's not a discussion if we all just stroke each other off with our own self-righteousness.





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