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@TFL1728 This is 1) intolerable and 2) part of the fiscal destruction of the US and 3) a Feature of the globalists' plan for world government. It needs to stop. Quote..28 million people who are illegally..90% of them enjoy free healthcare..

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Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch)
@TFL1728
This is 1) intolerable and 2) part of the fiscal destruction of the US and 3) a Feature of the globalists' plan for world government. It needs to stop.
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Douglas Macgregor
@DougAMacgregor
The United States has an estimated 28 million people who are illegally here. Over 90% of them enjoy free healthcare at the expense of the American taxpayer. We've got 27 million American's who have no health insurance. This is ridiculous.
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Anonymous said…
If many taxpayers do not work, then there is no way to help the retirement of others. Work is important to generate wealth and provide for other needs. But the federal government today is committed to state policy, that is, it is focused on the social. And social means socialism obviously. And this will lead to an equality of classes, but this same equality will generate revolts. Because the natural is the order, in the example of the traffic light: the green, the yellow and the red. Without this inequality of colors there is no order for car traffic to go in peace. Because obviously there will be chaos and confusion. I don't know if I was clear. But I find this comparison quite simple to understand. Then the nation will expect a less than tranquil future. So one hopes for a not so good future for the country.

1:50 PM
Anonymous said…
With the arrival of illegal immigration and a current welfare government this will break the country. There's no way to keep so many people in the same place obviously. It's a turn toward communism.

2:04 PM
Anonymous said…
It is good to remember that before many companies, in the example of the Detroit district in the manufacture of automobiles, stopped. Other companies went to China because of cheap labor. And the country today lives in scarcity. So it wasn't something planned overnight.
2:15 PM
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