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Re: Illegals driving wages down in Boulder, so aid agencies can't keep up with demand for free stuff
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walt tonne
Nov 14, 2011, 7:05:32 AM11/14/11
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On Nov 13, 7:55 pm, Steve from Colorado <gass...@hushmail.com> wrote:
> People can't understand how Mexican and Central American "new
> arrivals" are driving down wages to Third World levels.
>
> http://www.dailycamera.com/boulder-county-news/ci_19320824
>
> Liz Rowland, food bank manager at EFAA, which provided 50 percent more
> pounds of foods to clients this summer compared with last, said the
> organization has similar needs for protein-rich foods.
>
> Terry Benjamin, EFAA's executive director, said many of the clients
> his organization is now serving work full-time jobs.
>
> "The middle-class jobs are getting replaced with lower wages and the
> jobs that aren't getting the benefits," said Benjamin, who has been at
> EFAA since 1980. "If you just do the math on the budget for a family
> working one or even two lousy jobs, the numbers just don't add up. ...
> The biggest change I've seen in 30 years is that it's working people
> not being able to make it. "
The continued existence of mestizo illegal aliens is like ignoring a
tumour.
> People can't understand how Mexican and Central American "new
> arrivals" are driving down wages to Third World levels.
>
> http://www.dailycamera.com/boulder-county-news/ci_19320824
>
> Liz Rowland, food bank manager at EFAA, which provided 50 percent more
> pounds of foods to clients this summer compared with last, said the
> organization has similar needs for protein-rich foods.
>
> Terry Benjamin, EFAA's executive director, said many of the clients
> his organization is now serving work full-time jobs.
>
> "The middle-class jobs are getting replaced with lower wages and the
> jobs that aren't getting the benefits," said Benjamin, who has been at
> EFAA since 1980. "If you just do the math on the budget for a family
> working one or even two lousy jobs, the numbers just don't add up. ...
> The biggest change I've seen in 30 years is that it's working people
> not being able to make it. "
The continued existence of mestizo illegal aliens is like ignoring a
tumour.
Claude Annis
Nov 14, 2011, 9:44:07 PM11/14/11
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that just turn it over to Mexicans. It's almost impossible to get help
to Americans in need. Of course, we have the Democrat parasite Americans
who vote for Obama for promises of free stuff.
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