A bill passed unanimously in the State Senate Monday, SB 432, was the brainchild of State Sen. Tony Mendoza, the state has moved to wipe out any reference to the “derogatory” word “alien” from the state’s labor force laws.
Mendoza was elated after his bill was passed Monday. When he first introduced the bill, he denounced the term “alien” as having “no place in our laws.”
I get that this is California. I get that no one should ever do anything offensive to anyone in the precious flower-child mentality of the moon bat mecca.
Truth Revolt responded to the article posted in a way that is SPOT ON:
“Alien” is more accurate than “immigrant”, since immigrant suggests the person is seeking permanent residence, which isn’t always the case. A lot of people who come here are here illegally but not seeking permanent residence.
“Illegal” refers to a lot of other things like “illegal vendor”, “illegal tenant”, “illegal occupant”, “illegal entrant”. Nobody sane thinks it means the person is illegal; it means the activity he’s doing is illegal.
There was ONE lone dissenter- Assemblyman Matthew Harper, R-Huntington Beach , who told the San Francisco Chronicle that the bill was “just a way for legislators to get their names in the paper….[t]he negative connotations come from the fact that people are breaking the law. Changing the word won’t change the fact that folks are here illegally.”
There seems to be no reasoning with some folks. Why does it matter what the illegal aliens are called? They are here, illegally. They do not belong here. It is a criminal act. I guarantee that if an American tried this crap in France or Russia it would NOT fly.
When will we start taking care of the real issue? These are CRIMINALS. We need to deport them. They need to go. Complacency is killing America and our economy. We have to change or continue watching everything about us suffer.
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