Are pro-illegal immigration still pretending they don't support slave labor?

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Plumbers can make good money.
They can if they are self-employed.
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Plumbers can make good money.
Cleaners.

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Cleaners.
I have mucho respect for this guy

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I have mucho respect for this guy
I dont, money doesnt help.

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Shit and piss are essential bi-products and should be treated with respect.

Do not fear them, for they are your friends.

Whereas toxic cleaning products are your worst enemy.

And plumbers are well versed in the art of ripping you off.

Plumbing is easy.
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Shit and piss are essential bi-products and should be treated with respect.
Other people's shit?

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The last sentence is perfect:

"ABC7 News asked Jong to meet for an interview, and he declined because he's working."
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I dont, money doesnt help.
This is contradicted by ny own life experiences and also studies. (eg https://www.cbsnews.com/news/money-happiness-study-daniel-kahneman-500000-versus-75000/ ) Further, it is very importent for men in dating if they want to have kids as the overwhelming majority of women consider a man's ability to support a family to be essential to being a good partner https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2017/09/20/americans-see-men-as-the-financial-providers-even-as-womens-contributions-grow/
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This is contradicted by ny own life experiences and also studies
I dont believe you.

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I dont believe you.
And the other things I showed you? You dont believe them either? What about your own experiences? Poverty sucks IMO.
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What about your own experiences? 
Beauty and respect above all.
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While an established state church isn’t a main threat nearly 400 years later, some of the Pilgrims’ concerns still haunt many Americans. Like those English colonists preparing to set foot on North American soil, we remain afraid of those we perceive as different than us–culturally, racially, ethnically, and the like. But the tables are turned. We are now the ones striving to protect ourselves from a stream of illegal and “undocumented” immigrants attempting to pursue their dreams in a new land. Our primary method of protection? Separatism. Like the Pilgrims we often remain unwilling to welcome those we define as different. We’ll look to them for assistance when necessary, rely on their labor when convenient, take advantage of their needs when possible, but we won’t welcome them as neighbors and equals in any real sense nor do we seek to provide reconciliation and redemption to people eager to embrace the potential future they see among us.
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Trump military parade is failure?
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It triggered.
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OK. Evidence ignored. Experiences ignored. Conclusory statements. No evidence. You can do better than that.
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You have no proof.
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It’s also a way to get around regulations. When the illegal fourteen year old gets his arm mangled he just disappears and gets replaced with new one. 

The NYT did a great story on this. All across the country there are now 12–15 year olds packing Cheerios, pulling 16 hour shifts at the sawmill, etc. Idk man, I’m a pretty big capitalist but literal children working 12 hour shifts packing Cheerios to pay off their debt to the subhuman extortionist cartel filth that is somehow in our country thanks to our wonderful leadership…doesn’t sit right with me. And it’s not like we didn’t have this crap on the shelves before the Biden illegal immigration wave. We did and it was actually cheaper somehow. I honestly don’t understand it 

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I work with kids all day long, it sends shudders to think grown adults actively support the mass torture of kids.

And it’s not like we didn’t have this crap on the shelves before the Biden illegal immigration wave. 
We did and it was actually cheaper somehow. 
Because Americans were mostly still pulling their weight. All the imported child labor in the world can't support fat Americans when they decide work is beneath them.

People focus on this issue being about just migrant exploitation, but that's just a symptom of American moral decay. This is really about the breakup of the work ethic of a nation where you have generations raised to believe that work is beneath them. People have lost that cultural expectation that everyone should collectively contribute to the survival of the society of a nation, and not outsource that job to people completely disconnected from any obligation to your own country. Remittances to Mexico are far greater than any benefit Americans squeeze out of slave labor, it's the fall of Rome all over in slow motion. A disconnect of duty, importation of slave labor, the  destruction and replacement of everything the nation was founded on.