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The state of Arizona has sparked a fierce debate over the role of illegal aliens in American society, and has taken drastic steps to curb what to them is a primarily Hispanic problem. There is a more dangerous and nefarious illegal immigration problem that has been overlooked by society and the media in general … the dreaded Canadians.
Our peace-loving, maple leaf-wearing, hockey-obsessed neighbors to the north have been able to sneak into this country unnoticed for years ripping important jobs from the hands of hard-working American zamboni drivers everywhere.
Their reach goes far beyond the hockey rink as they bring radical ideas like universal healthcare and cheap prescription drugs to the attention of our virginal American ears. One Drug Company CEO who spoke to us in anonymity said their influence is taking a toll.
As a child, most boys I knew wanted to grow up to be doctors, lawyers, astronauts, and athletes. Those were not my ambitions. No, I wanted to grow up and become President of the United States. This became even more firmly entrenched as I watched Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and Alan Keyes, African-American men, make serious bids for the White House in the -80’s and -90’s. These people of color aspiring for the highest office in the land gave hope to the fact that anything is possible in America. Then life happened. I chose another path with no regrets; yet my interest in politics remained intact.
I have never been accused of being P.C. (politically correct). I am not a fan of the PC movement, nor will I ever be, but anyone who knows me wouldn't consider me offensive either. I speak my mind freely and firmly and appreciate when others do the same without being offensive. Argumentative does not equal offensive.
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