Comments on: ACLU Sues Over CO Identity Theft Probe

By: brj1212

brj1212 — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 23:09:24 +0000

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By: brad

brad — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 07:09:26 +0000

FOLLOW UP

Buck designed and paid for the first 160 of the new T-shirts……

Yeah, when they are screwing you, running up the charges, destroying your competitive chances at a job, so a sheriff and prosecutor can get “W”s in their column, they keep their title.

When the idiotic (sometimes they are right) ACLU screws them over, lays down injustice upon THEM to get a few “W”s here and there, SUDDENLY, these same F*cktards become MY D.A. and MY Sheriff.

Two jerkbag entities strangling each other, I can hardly contain my GLEE!

Oh and, yeah buddy, when YOU have to buy the first 160 t-shirts, it is safe to say the public is not on your side really. Crash and Burn suckers!

By: Reality Bytes

Reality Bytes — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 17:06:28 +0000

For you Newbies to S&L – the Reality Bytes Immigration Reform Act:

1. Immigration Processing & Fee Collection by EZ Pass

(anyone who can tell who blows through a toll at 90 without paying a toll, can find where they live & send them a bill can keep track of a Mexican humping it on foot through a dried out river bed

2. Border Fence Construction by Halliburton

(just to piss off liberals really, but Donald Trump was a close second)

3. Border Enforcement by Blackwater

(cause they got really cool black uniforms with matching Chevy Suburbans – even when it’s 140 degrees out – although I have to say, I’d be happy contracting the Israeli Defense Force to do secure our borders. They’re doing a hell of a job).

Now, if you’re an immigrant, you filled out your EZ Pass application correctly, pay your toll, respect the border, get a job, pay your taxes & generally make a good contribution to American Society, you’re in. But don’t make trouble, cause if you hurt or kill anyone, the RB Immigration Reform act also includes the reinstatement of public hangings (Hell, what do you expect? What do you want? Kill prisoners behind closed doors like we’re ashamed of it?!)

By: Liberals Demise

Liberals Demise — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 12:00:20 +0000

I, too, loathe lawyers for they are money grubbing, goat roping, garbage hauling, back stabbing, cork screwing, two faced, roadkill eating, John Edwards, lying testicle foddlers!!

” I got my ass handed to me by the ACLU and all they left me was this lousy tee shirt!”
A fine example that lawyers eat their dead!!

By: brad

brad — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 07:50:57 +0000

YOU have got to be dingin’ me if you think I would wear a t-shirt in support of a lawyer….no matter how right they might be. These same enemies-of-the-people, will turn around and screw you for every dime you have! I hope they do get sued….good! How does that feel to be unjustly accused for a change?—not too good is it?

By: TwilightZoned

TwilightZoned — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 23:59:27 +0000

“Illegal Immigration could be stopped almost overnight if Management was was fined a significant amount for EACH person they hire whose here illegally.”

Damn straight HK!

By: heykev

heykev — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 18:40:22 +0000

I had a consulting job where I helped validate hearing testing for a company. This company mainly provided hearing tests for large meat processors. I was constantly amazed at how many times we’d get bogus ID’s – We’[d use SSN to make sure we were providing/compairing tests for the same person. Apparently the same person was working at MANY of the processing plants, or within the same plant. Here’s the part that got me incensed. I’d call up the nurse (or HR dept) to try and get these straightened out. They are fully aware they are employing illegal immigrants, but didn’t care. It was part of their whole business plan. To make a long story short. it’s was still a problem when I left and no one I talked too ever cared that they were employing illegal immigrants. Illegal Immigration could be stopped almost overnight if Management was was fined a significant amount for EACH person they hire whose here illegally. A few years ago, ICE raided a meat processing plant in Northern IL. sending many back to their country or origin. THE NEXT DAY there was several 100 peoplelined up to take their jobs. So it is a lie that no one will take those jobs…

By: Right of the People

Right of the People — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 18:38:12 +0000

Close the borders, hunt down the illegals and deport them! Let CBP and ICE do their jobs for once and get rid of the touchy feely immigration judges who let the “illegals” free on their own recognizance until their hearings. We could open up some “temporary” holding areas to hold them until we could deport them similar to Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s jail in Arizona, probably be better than the third world s**thole they left to come here. If they want to come to America, they should have to fill out the paperwork and pay the fees like all of the LEGAL aliens have. I have nothing against legal immigration. Okay, I’m going to take my meds now and get my blood pressure under control. 10-7

By: pdsand

pdsand — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 18:01:04 +0000

Speaking of rhetoric, I never made it through a single indoctrination session in college using the word “they”. All my life I’ve heard liberals balk at the use of the words “they” or “them” as cop-outs, and attempts to convey a sense of “other” or less than. See “that one”.
But you know, during the ongoing Obama campaign and in the news throughout the last few weeks, I’ve never heard so much use of the “they” and “those people” bogeyman as has been coming from liberals, and the supposedly eloquent Obama.
I guess that little rhetorical gem is OK when used to refer to the vast right-wing conspiracy.

By: pharaohjoe

pharaohjoe — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 17:24:27 +0000

“a thinly disguised attempt to root out illegal immigrants.”

Talk about poisoning the well. By use of this phrase, the NYT is implying that the very act of ‘attempting to root out illegal immigrants’ is somehow nefarious or impermissible, such that the authorities have had to ‘disguise’ the attempt and the illegal alien supporters have shrewdly discovered the evil D.A.’s dastardly plot. It’s classic liberal rhetorical strategy: If you can’t win the argument, change the argument. If you can’t change the argument, change the words. If you can’t change the words, change their definitions.

But hey, we’re all just a bunch of dumb, red-state rednecks who can’t possibly see through their B.S., right?

By: pdsand

pdsand — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:38:05 +0000

“Believing that illegals are busting down the door to pay taxes so they look good for obtaining a green card is absurd.”
That is 100% correct. The biggest lie in all of this illegal immigration debate is that these are little diehard would-be American patriots bum-rushing the border just because red-tape bureacrats stood in the way of them getting on a plane. These people love Mexico, and can’t wait to go back, they just want to get rich in America so they can go back and live right. Of course if they can save up 20-30k working in this country, they can go back there and be hot stuff.

By: proreason

proreason — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:28:48 +0000

7 billion in taxes a year (for about 7 million people, according to the INS’s 2000 estimate).

1,000 in taxes a year.

That covered about 1/20 th of the cost.

Americans are SOOO generous.

By: gipper

gipper — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:22:17 +0000

“…just plain old hard working illegal immigrants.”

You forgot to add the phrase “who are doing jobs no American wants to do”.

By: RightWinger

RightWinger — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:03:17 +0000

“The campaign is causing concern at the I.R.S., which says illegal immigrants paid almost $50 billion in taxes from 1996 to 2003…”

BS. How does the IRS know illegals paid taxes. Did it say on on their W-2s? (saracastic). Did they fill out their 1040s and write on the form they were illegally in the country? Or did the IRS figure this out with the number of documents that were used with stolen social-security numbers, thus indicating identity theft?

Now if somebody said that between 1996 and 2003, $50 billion in cash was sent from illegals to their families in Mexico and central America, then I would of course believe that. Believing that illegals are busting down the door to pay taxes so they look good for obtaining a green card is absurd.

By: pdsand

pdsand — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:00:15 +0000

Apparently according to the numbers they still weren’t “paying” taxes in so many words, they were eligible for child tax credits and presumably earned income credits, so they got back all they paid in and more. At least from what I know from doing my own taxes lo these many years, $27,771 in income usually results in no tax liability.

And of course, it wasn’t a thinly disguised anything. He said right out front that he used the identity theft angle because the feds wouldn’t pursue them enough as just plain old hard working illegal immigrants.

By: BillK

BillK — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 13:40:59 +0000

Sort of an update to this old story comes from the Greeley (CO) Tribune:

Fight with ACLU suits Buck to a ‘T’

Weld DA peddling shirts for legal defense fund

By Mike Peters

In his never-ending quest for truth, justice and the American way, Weld District Attorney Ken Buck has come up with a new idea: T-shirts attacking the American Civil Liberties Union…

http://www.greeleytribune.com/.....%20%91T%92

You’ve got to hand it to the guy.

The article says that to order a T-Shirt, you need to contact the Weld County DA at kbuck@co.weld.co.us.