🚀 go-pugleaf

Art Clemons wrote:

> Valeria Palmer wrote:
> 
> 
>>Certainly more accurate than those.  After all, haven't both of those
>>papers gotten into sticky messes because of pandering to incompetent
>>minorities?
> 
> 
> Not that I know of! 

You don't remember a couple of years ago where the NYTimes pet Negro 
reporter was deiscovered to be plaigiarising everything in sight?  Andf 
the Post got caught in a similar scam by a black female reporter some 
years back ...  In both cases the editors were warned and wanred about 
these reporters, but ignored the warnings out of political correctness.


  You're making an assumption, what reputable sources for
> your claims can you produce?  I produced some, now rebut them.
> Incidentally, the IRS issues T.I.N's to illegals, they can use those to pay
> taxes and do.  If they rent, a portion of their rent goes to paying for
> local taxes and they can't escape sales taxes either.  You've made
> assumptions based on your preconceived beliefs which apparently aren't true
> or at least there is little data to support them.
>  
> 
>>Let's put it frankly - I own a home in GA and a professional level job
>>and I pay taxes, but I might barely pay enough in property taxes & sales
>>taxes & income taxes combined to cover the costs of educating one child.
>>Educating one English-speaking child costs between $5900 and $7500 in
>>taxes depending on the county.  Add in the costs for bilingual
>>"education" and your bracero with three kids isn't even coming close to
>>paying the toll.
> 
> 
> 
> Theoretically though even after you stop having school age children, you pay
> for education with property taxes, and those without children in your
> community also pay taxes.  If you bother to check, bi-lingual education has
> fallen out of favor and I don't believe it exists in Georgia at all.

You'd be completely wrong.

   I
> believe ya'll have English immersion.  The total figure incidentally
> includes the costs attributable to things like buses, bi-lingual education,
> school nurses and administrative costs.  

You're not correct here.