May 1st boycott

MouseWife · 05-02-2006, 07:37 AM

Oh, back on track.

I agree with the employment comments. If there weren't people willing to do the job for way less the companies would have to. Why move our factories to other countries? We have so many people here unemployed.

And, the medical issue might just be helped, too. If there wasn't the burden of unpaid bills {illegals, this is a big deal here being so close to the border} maybe the costs would go down. I know they are also high because of lawsuits.

blue erica~ legally I can't say but I think this is such a delacate issue they won't be hard on anyone for anything. I was surprised that the Japanese {or was it Chinese?} woman who made the protest at the White House was put in jail. Or do they have different rules for different immigrants???

Hmm.

05-02-2006, 07:37 AM	#30
MouseWife Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Da' Beach Posts: 2,957	Oh, back on track. I agree with the employment comments. If there weren't people willing to do the job for way less the companies would have to. Why move our factories to other countries? We have so many people here unemployed. And, the medical issue might just be helped, too. If there wasn't the burden of unpaid bills {illegals, this is a big deal here being so close to the border} maybe the costs would go down. I know they are also high because of lawsuits. blue erica~ legally I can't say but I think this is such a delacate issue they won't be hard on anyone for anything. I was surprised that the Japanese {or was it Chinese?} woman who made the protest at the White House was put in jail. Or do they have different rules for different immigrants??? Hmm. __________________ Summa' time....when the livins' easy.........
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