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In article <sacosta-2403981553090001@humanus.tamu.edu>, sacosta@tamu.edu 
says...
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>Main Entry: hyp�o�crite
>Pronunciation: 'hi-p&-"krit
>Function: noun
>Date: 13th century
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>: a person who puts on a false appearance of virtue or religion
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>I'm not trying to imply that all business follow the practice of hiring
>illegal labor, but if you care so much about the issue, don't be
>hypocritical and at least boycott business that do so.
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>Sergio Acosta
>sacosta@tamu.edu

I agree. lets think about something else for a second. If a moderate amount 
(note the word moderate) of illegal aliens are coming into the US that gives 
the country someone to do the menial jobs like picking vegetables, etc. that 
Americans, even homeless americans, for some reason feel they are *too* good 
for. I have those statistics at home somewhere from a debate class i took, i 
dont know the exact figures, but those illegal aliens are the ones guaranteeing 
that you have food on your plate, and clothes on your back most of the time b/c
people like us were lucky enough to be born middle class citizens with the 
chance of an education while they are risking their lives to come pick our 
cotton. You should be thankful that some of them succeed in crossing that 
border. Would you pick cotton for a living? How about oranges?

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