What is there to do besides the typical beach / resort stuff?
Turning racist along with Senile, now too?send more US $$ to Mexico
--that's the ticket !!
Turning racist along with Senile, now too?Wolfman wrote:send more US $$ to Mexico
--that's the ticket !!
KC Scott wrote:Turning racist along with Senile, now too?send more US $$ to Mexico
--that's the ticket !!
How global is that hotel chain and that airline?Hmm... My Hotel is owned by an a fortune 500 american Corporation, and I'm flying down on a US based Airline on a McDonnell Douglas Jet. But I'm sure little things like facts still escape you.
Nothing like the promise and delivery of slave labor to make a bastard spit in the eye of his country, his constitution and his countrymen.BTW, I hired Messicans to put the new roof on my house, too.
Best Subs I ever hired.
You're one of those assholes who considers 'free' the equivalent of 'fair' right? or that it should be, at any rate.They Were $2,000 cheaper than the next lowest quote and got done in exact amount of time they said they would.
First class quality work at a fair price?
I'm sure he does his own laundry, and doesn't have to 'hire slave wage cheat the government on taxes help' to wipe his ass and make him feel like he's 'made it'.I'm sure you'll find something to complain about that, too.
Don't forget to pick your sheets up at the dry cleaners.
Leave m2 outta this, thanks.The Assassin wrote:What is there to do besides the typical beach / resort stuff?
Play "Dodge the Messican" everytime they come up and want you to buy some piece of crap necklace or bracelet they "made".
Ken wrote:Leave m2 outta this, thanks.The Assassin wrote:What is there to do besides the typical beach / resort stuff?
Play "Dodge the Messican" everytime they come up and want you to buy some piece of crap necklace or bracelet they "made".
KC Scott wrote:BTW, I hired Messicans to put the new roof on my house, too.
Best Subs I ever hired.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-new ... omment?q=1
http://www.tucsoncitizen.com/daily/local/9256.php
'Hate-speak' at school draws scrutiny
ERIC SAGARA
Published: 04.13.2006
A Tucson High Magnet School student will tell state lawmakers next week that she was forced by school officials to listen to a pro-immigrant speech.
Senior Mon-yee Fung,17, voluntarily attended an assembly where co-founder of the United Farm Workers Union Dolores Huerta spoke, but could not leave after Huerta began saying "Republicans hate Latinos."
"I wanted to listen to what they had to say, but all they had to say was hate speak," said Fung, head of the school's Teenage Republicans Club. "They're saying that I don't like Mexicans or that I don't try to understand what they're doing, but I am trying to understand."
State Rep. Jonathan Paton, R-Tucson, wants Fung to tell her story to Fox News today at 5 p.m.
"She was forced to listen to a political speech for over 40 minutes," Paton said. "To me that's a real problem because we shouldn't have the schools as a forum for political speech. They should be a forum for education."
Huerta said she was invited to speak at Tucson High as part of the effort to keep students in school and disagreed with Paton's assertion that political speech has no place in school.
"This is a terrific opportunity for young people to learn what the democratic process is about, the way that bills are passed," Huerta said. "I explained this whole procedure to the students."
Huerta said her "Republicans hate Latinos" comment was based on the number of anti-immigration bills sponsored by Republicans.
"Large numbers of the Republican Party are anti-immigrant or anti-Latino," she said. "I can justify that."
Paton sent a letter to Tucson Unified School District officials last week questioning the April 3 assembly and the district's response to the student walkouts that occurred the week before in protest to proposed immigration law.
He contends that regardless of the topic and which political group is sounding off on an issue, the school is not a place for that to happen.
Tucson High Principal Abel Morado said he was unaware of the incident involving Fung.
"I will take the young lady's word for it," he said. "It may have been a supervision issue. We ask teachers to properly supervise their students during an assembly and sit with their class."
Students were told they could go to the assembly or the library, but the library locked because of miscommunication.
"I did learn after the fact that the library was closed," Morado said. "It may have been that the librarian chose to go to the assembly. That's my responsibility."
Morado said the school is a "wonderful venue" to see the opposing sides of an issue, but acknowledged that no effort has been made on his part to bring in somebody who supports the controversial immigration bill, HR 4437.
"I don't see that it is my role to turn around and say that "OK, we've had this speaker, now let's turn around and get this speaker," he said. "If there was somebody in favor of that and they wanted to speak at Tucson High, I wouldn't oppose that if my students invited them or if my teachers invited them."
Fung joined the Teenage Republicans Club because she often hears only the liberal side of issues discussed in classrooms at Tucson High.
"I wanted to show the students that there was another side to al the beliefs that the teachers had and were preaching in the classrooms," she said. "I believe that you shouldn't only state one side and not state the other at all."
Morado said that, with a student body of 2,700, he occasionally hears stories similar to Fung's and that he will spend more time discussing objectivity with his faculty.
"We get those concerns from time to time and I think we get them on both sides of the spectrum," Morado said. "We want (teachers) to deliver a balanced approach in their curriculum, especially if they are discussing a political issue."
Flung also said she was asked to remove a poster recruiting young Republicans because it was "too inflammatory."
The poster read "Be an American, join the Teenage Republican Club."
Morado said the poster was removed because some thought the implication was that one was not American unless they joined the club.
Fung is worried that her appearance on national television and in front of state legislators next Thursday may cost her friends who think differently than her.
"It's worth it, because I want them to see that even though I am Republican, I'm still a real person and that I do care about the community," she said.
Mon-yee Fung
Now your against American companies that sell their products globally? Gee that makes a lot of sense in a world economy?How global is that hotel chain and that airline?
My wife is a corporate recruiter, she specializes in doing HB-1s. You'd be amazed at the demand for those who speak cantoneese, right now. (and she makes 30% of first year for everyone she places)how many foreigners using those hb-1 visas will mcdonnel douglas
put on the payroll because they're cheaper than americans?
The Seer wrote:Been there twice, have lots of info, but too tired to post at the moment. Will list later.....
1. Golf is good in Nuevo Vallarta which is just North of Puerto Vallarta by about 10 miles.
2. Hoya de Mismaloya is about 8 miles south, and has that restaurant/bar where they filmed Night of the Iguana....
3. Across the road in Mismaloya is El Eden, which is the jungle where they filmed Predator....and there is a kool bar there called Chico's Hideway....
4. The city is typical mexican..errr....American.....with trinkets, bad spanish, bad English, and tons of bars catering to gringos....
5. Beaches that front the good hotels have the water toys for rent; but be careful riding the parachutes....the tow ropes can get old and frayed....
6. Find a cheap boat rental and venture to places inaccessable on the coast by land AND CARRY A GLOCK.....
How dare you use the 'klan' card on wolfman,KC Scott wrote:Bwa!
Nice melt fatass.
Now your against American companies that sell their products globally? Gee that makes a lot of sense in a world economy? [/quote]How global is that hotel chain and that airline?
Se habla espagnol?My wife is a corporate recruiter, she specializes in doing HB-1s. You'd be amazed at the demand for those who speak cantoneese, right now. (and she makes 30% of first year for everyone she places)how many foreigners using those hb-1 visas will mcdonnel douglas
put on the payroll because they're cheaper than americans?
How many of Yo Frends be learning a language to make themselves more marketable in the global economy?
Americans have to learn Spanish to survive in America,That's the difference, IB.
The Mexicans are only hired because they're cheaper.The Messicans want a job, while you just want a paycheck.
So why is the US going to grant Amnesty to 20 million (ahem, officially, '11 million') illegal aliens?Pssst...... the entitlement train has left the station and it ain't coming back.
If i could wear it... i wouldn't wear it to the office,Now why don't you run along and go back to being the poster child of deterence against internet porn.
$2,000 of them actually. And the work was done right and on time.IB Eating anything that won't crawl off the plate wrote: congratulate yourself for putting
fellow Americans out of work so you can save
a buck.
Way to Sissyroo up what that nugget of idiocy. You made the comment about spending money to go to Puerto, I just showed you how American companies profit.
think globally, do locally.
otherwise why would you give a damn yourself mentioning whether the hotel or the company or the plane were american owned.
if you don't take care of the local,
someone else is gonna do it for you.....
in ways that leave you behind.
I'm laughing at you. really, really hard.but perhaps you can tell me why it's better to encourage a service-based/assembly-based economy over a manufacturing-based economy after all. i honestly don't.. and didn't know there was a concrete difference (though i would have recognized the abstract) until the port and immigration nonsense came to heads.
how can America be on top of the game, if America doesn't manufacture in the game?
This is why you will never be more than a smudge. Why would anyone who wants to progress want cantoneese as a second language?People only learn languages beause there's a need to.
If there's no need, you don't learn it. What's Cantonese
gonna do me here in the middle of Albuquerque? I don't
even really need Spanish, unless I want to backtalk someone
trying to talk shit in a second conversation being held
within earshot.
Nope - Hired beacuse they did the work on time and came recommended - I was the 4th house they had done in our subdivision - The fact I saved $2,000 over the next lowest bid was just icing on the proverbial cake. Oh...... I said cake.The Mexicans are only hired because they're cheaper.
Couldn't care less.Just ask those 70, mostly black, contractors from Alabama who were
ASKED to come to New Orleans to help put things right after Katrina,
but were immediately sent packing as soon as 'the Mexicans' came.
It wasn't because those 70 workers didn't want a job.
It wasn't because those 70 workers did shit jobs.
It was only because 'the Mexicans' worked for a lot cheaper,
and could be exploited much more handily than those 70
American citizens.
Van wrote:I like travel logs
Wolfman wrote:but--
is life good ??
You're right. You probably could have interchanged the name of your Jamaican resort with a Mexican one.Van wrote:I like travel logs, whether reading 'em or writing 'em. I've never been to Puerto Vallarta but I should just go ahead and wing one anyway and nobody would know the difference...
