The janitor with the billion-dollar idea

[gkishot]

I am not an advocate of illegals, but I think our immigration policy and laws need to be relax, to be more inclusive. Then, it is much easier to enforce the law.

Diversity is the true secret weapon of the US.

And what will make diverse people one nation exactly? Without all this underpriviieged minority, racial injustice, islamophobia noise?

 

[Cuddles]

100 illegal immigrants came into the U.S.
1 became a millionaire.
99 became criminals.

Worth it? You decide.

OR

We do the Trump way.
Vet them and bring them in based on merit.
More millionaires and lesser criminals.

And what will make diverse people one nation exactly? Without all this underpriviieged minority, racial injustice, islamophobia noise?

you see, when you're a bigot, you lack critical thinking skills and just assume a poor Mexican working the fields has to be illegal. Bracero program be damned.

 

[gkishot]

you see, when you're a bigot, you lack critical thinking skills and just assume a poor Mexican working the fields has to be illegal. Bracero program be damned.

That's how people on the left are trying to justify their open borders doctrine, the country needs trespassers from poor countries to labor in the fields. Impressive display of critical thinking.

 

[athlonmank8]

Great story!

 

[athlonmank8]

100 illegal immigrants came into the U.S.
1 became a millionaire.
99 became criminals.

Worth it? You decide.

OR

We do the Trump way.
Vet them and bring them in based on merit.
More millionaires and lesser criminals.

99 aren't criminals. That's naive. They're looking for opportunity. Some are also looking for freebies.

But I don't understand why we can't have a mixed bag of immigrants instead of solely focusing on the southern border. Plenty of Europeans and South Americans are being denied which is unfortunate and dumb. Simple pandering by the Dems for obvious votes.

 

[ironchef]

And what will make diverse people one nation exactly? Without all this underpriviieged minority, racial injustice, islamophobia noise?

What make diverse people one nation? We are all willing to set aside our differences and work towards making this a better place for all. We need to be willing to respect different view points.

Diversity is a hidden strength: When the nation faces difficulties there are always people with the right skills to solve the problem. Imagine in a pandemic, if we all have identical genetic makeup, we may be wiped out whereas if there are lots of different genetic makeups among us, some will survive and so will we as a country.

It is unfortunate the political climate is so polarized. We need to listen and implement the best of both the left and the right. I am not a fan of Trump but I support his China trade policy.

 

[gkishot]

What make diverse people one nation? We are all willing to set aside our differences and work towards making this a better place for all. We need to be willing to respect different view points.

Diversity is a hidden strength: When the nation faces difficulties there are always people with the right skills to solve the problem. Imagine in a pandemic, if we all have identical genetic makeup, we may be wiped out whereas if there are lots of different genetic makeups among us, some will survive and so will we as a country.

It is unfortunate the political climate is so polarized. We need to listen and implement the best of both the left and the right. I am not a fan of Trump but I support his China trade policy.

Do you know why there are no historical figures on EU bills?

 

[Amun Ra]

Oh wait... FIRST GENERATION. I think they do mean that his parents were immigrants and he was US born.

Yeah, its confusing. No one says a "2nd generation immigrant" when someone is born here. No idea why they even use the word generation in this context. You're either born here, or you're an immigrant. Theres no "generation" about it.

 

[Pekelo]

Speaking of...

 

[murray t turtle]

The janitor with the billion-dollar idea:Richard Montañez was a janitor who had a 4th-grade-level education, and couldn’t read or write. But he was a janitor with an idea — one that would make the company billions of dollars and become one of history’s most celebrated and iconic snack foods: Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. Here’s how Montañez went from cleaning toilets to being one of the most respected execs in the food industry.(The Hustle)

“I realized there’s no such thing as ‘just a janitor’ when you believe you’re going to be the best.”

%% Good PHD 4th level read+ hot LOL, And a good case for selective but some aliens allowed in. [Alien is not an insult; that means when i ,as a US taxpayer/voter ,get to go to Argentina =i'm an alien down there. Its a legal term. LOL]