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Okay?  I’m that PP and I’m not white.  I’m scared of myself?  Nope.  But I do dislike the overcrowding in my neighborhood.  I dislike that my kids’ schools have to spend SO much money on ESOL, at the expense of other programs, like Art and Music. I dislike that our once family-friendly park gets overrun by people drinking later at night (yes, we neighbors have called the Park Police and filed complaints, but the MoCO is not very responsive).  I dislike that we’ve had more hit and runs where people run into your car and just leave because they are driving illegally and/or don’t have car insurance.

Look, we live in an area in MoCO that was a nice, family-friendly place to live and raise kids.  In the last 12 years, we have had a HUGE influx of illegal immigrants from all over the world.  And it has led to a decline in my own standard of living, in my own neighborhood.  That makes me sad.  [/quote]

I'm sure the OP will call you names and demand research before she acknowledges that you have a point.[/quote]

In fact, yes, I will. That's what this thread is about, and I'm sorry it pisses people off so much to have to actually show that their opinions are grounded in fact.

Yes, neighborhoods change socioeconomically - that's neither here nor there. I'm sure a lot of people who love to buy giant houses in SE DC but can't because of "those" people.  [/quote]

Right.  That's exactly how you win arguments - by dismissing people's personal life stories as unimportant.  Where did you go to debate school, Miss Dumbass' Establishment?[/quote]
She probably lives in a bubble with kids in private. People who suffer no negative consequences from illegal immigration, like Hollywood celebrities and wealthy politicians, tend to advocate for compassion.

We are going to become Brazil pretty soon.[/quote]

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