What's up with all the lies?
 

Dream Act begins an American nightmare
Tom Knott
October 11, 2007
Harry Reid, the sniffling land speculator of Nevada, has vowed to resume his fight to award in-state tuition breaks to illegal aliens because of its rightness, fairness and sensibleness.



Mr. Reid reflects the thinking of many of the lawmakers in our region, where it has become the duty of taxpayers to help illegal aliens feel at home, whether it is building day-laborer centers in their honor, providing them with social services or encouraging them not to play by our bureaucratic rules.



Yours is a phony driver"s license? That is not a problem. We understand. America"s racist, bigoted ways forced you into taking this unlawful measure. We are so sorry. Have a nice day.



Mr. Reid is promising to resurrect the Dream Act in the weeks ahead. It is a wonderful piece of legislation if you are living illegally in Texas and always wanted to attend the University of Virginia. You would be allowed to pay the same tuition as the American student who grew up in Virginia. Now if it were Billy Bob applying to Thomas Jefferson"s school, his parents would have to pay out-of-state tuition, which is about three times higher than the in-state tab.

This is because Billy Bob did not grow up with the disadvantages of being an illegal alien. It is tough being the son or daughter of illegal aliens. Your parents are always cleaning toilets or inhaling paint fumes or hanging out in the parking lot of the local convenience store.



These are the jobs that slovenly Americans no longer want to do. In fact, many Americans are now too lazy to pick up a piece of litter on their front lawns. So they drive to the nearest convenience store and hire an illegal alien to complete the exhausting task.



Mr. Reid understands this dynamic all too well. He does not want illegal aliens to be sentenced to a lifetime of cleaning toilets, which is why in-state tuition breaks are so desperately important.



And one day if we ever have a shortage of toilet-cleaning laborers, we merely can erect help-wanted billboards along our borders. By the next generation, Americans probably will be too lazy to even feed themselves. That means we will have to drive to the local convenience store if we are still physically capable and hire those willing to labor with kitchen utensils.


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The part i bolded just pisses the hell out of me. :evil: . Our opponents ALWAYS resort to lies and misinformation to turn the public against us.

And sadly, I think that is exactly what most people think "in-state tuition" means. Which would, rightly, make them angry. These people just have no shame.

I'm sending an email. Everyone promise to do the same. Do it.

Wow, this is low. If you just Google "DREAM Act" or Wikipeida DREAM it gives you a description of the bill and tons of sources. It's intentional lying, they have to lie to get people to oppose DREAM. Sick.

that is sooooooooooo dumb....stupid people cant even freaking use common sense...of course, dreamers are not going to receive handouts that citizens dont get...

Sick but it works because people are stupid.

People barely graduate high school, the odds that they'll actually research a legislation are slim to none.

can we send a letter to the Washington post? saying that instate tuition is out, and asking tom how stupid and lazy can he be?

They have to lie. They have no other argument against the Dream Act, which is why they have to lie and lie loud. If they could actually make an honest point against it, they would use that, but they can't, so they're grabbing at straws.

I sent an email. It's one thing to see this BS on Glenn Beck, but come on...

This is not from the Washington Post, the Washington Post is one of the most trusted sources of news out there (remember Watergate?).
This is the Washington times which is on par with tabloids.

Oh my god! I misread that, too. I was going on in my email about their history of integrity...

Oh, well.