One of the foremost hot topics in our country, The United States, is immigration. It is a serious focus for most of us to understand but I am finding it to be little more than foreplay for both political parties to seduce the casual observer of world-issues. Each side seems to be fear mongering the resolution in Congress and contributing conduits of phobias from our lowest source of primitive instincts. The game is fear, the stakes are survival, and the result is prejudice. I am one of those who believe that all prejudice is not wrong. For instance, when we marry, our spouse wants us to prejudice ourselves to all other women in the world abstaining to succumb to their carnal embrace. This isn’t wrong or evil to feel this way. We are prejudicing ourselves, but not in an evil discipline. This is not the prejudice I am referring to when I write about political parties. What I see them doing is race-baiting based on ethnicity, creed, and skin color. Whatever the outcome of this immigration clause in our country, the results could prove devastating for the Republican Party according to the last election results. Reportedly, there are somewhere around 11-20 million illegal aliens in this country from our southern borders of Texas and Arizona. The Latino vote in the last election was a 70% to 30% favor for the Democratic Party. Should all the undocumented immigrants be graphed into our system with the right of voting power and the course continues as such by their fellow countrymen in November 2012; the chances of any Republican winning the White House again would be extremely difficult. Each side understands this paradox. Each side is using all-means-necessary to prevent this from happening.
Posted on: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 04:25:15 +0000
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