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at the nun with a cowbell.Is using the term "guest" really that bothering? You rather they wear a scarlet I.I. on their clothes? Maybe have a nun with a cow bell walking behind them shouting "shame" everywhere they go?
The constant need to continue renaming people so as to make them feel better about themselves (or something) never ceases to entertain. My favorite is Gavin Newsom deciding to rename criminal gangs, "organized groups of folks":
I do find it "bothering" though, that accomodating illegal immigration seems to be taking priority over the education of children. Doesn't that tell you that things are getting just a little bit out of hand? As a parent yourself, wouldn't you find it a little exasperating?
While I'm no stranger to the use of pejoratives, I do recognize they serve no useful purpose and are overall harmful within society. And while I might be caught using one against criminals (people who do harm to society like Trump), I am less likely to use them against people willing to risk their lives crossing thousands of miles with children in tow to ensure their survival by taking the worst of the worst jobs in a safer country. They are why you can afford strawberries at all.
And while we're on the subject of strawberries, you can bet your boots whatever legislative changes that might soon come out of our government, it will have an easy if not completely uninhibited path for strangers from a strange land to come in and pick your strawberries and dress your chicken because my white ass damn sure ain't doing it.
And it was Reagan who fucked this all up. Prior to, workers used to come across the border, work the harvests and spend their earnings back home where those meager wages went farther. But then along came Dickhead who made it more difficult to cross back and forth so when they did manage to finally come across, they then stayed. Reagan used them to his political ends to garner support from those who knew next to nothing about the food on their table other than to complain when the price of chicken per pound went up a nickel.