Nazism and environmentalism also have a lot in common. Nazis had by far the most progressive environmental protection laws in the world. Madison Grant, the greatest of American nature preservationists, was a big racist, and Hitler said that Grant’s book “The Passing of the Great Race” was his Bible.

Animal rights movement and Nazism also have a lot in common. Remember that Nazis banned vivisection, and implemented many other far-reaching animal protection policies.

Nazis were also the first to prove the link between smoking and lung cancer, and had the most progressive anti-smoking laws in the world.

Does this mean that today’s environmentalists, animal rights people, and anti-smoking activists are somehow connected to Nazism? Of course not. They are no more Nazi than immigration restrictionists.

Immigration restriction and environmentalism seem to me to be closely connected. When an immigrant from a poor country comes to America, their carbon footprint multiplies overnight, to say nothing of other environmental effects of tens of millions of new inhabitants. It is estimated that by the year 2050 there will be 9.4 billion people in the world, and 440 million in the US. If this population explosion is not fought, all the efforts of the environmentalists will be in vain.

Advocates for amnesty for those who broke the law to come here….these advocates have several motives- they want more voters for their candidates. Many of them dislike US American civilization, and think an broad infusion of Latinism will improve it. Some believe that since we are an immigrant nation, we are hyporites for opposing mass immigration…

Let them come here- in an orderly fashion… let them assimilate to a certain degree- most illegals have zero intention of becomeing “Americanized.”…Most illegals cannot even read and write spanish- they are largely illiterate in the spanish language. I know- I worked with these people extensively. You can put a copy of the Bill of Rights in their house, and 20 years can go by, and they will never read it. They are here to get ahead in a material way- this is justified…im sorry for their plight south of the border…but relocating ten or thirty million people from one country to another country in about fifteen years..is not rational, as systems need time to adjust. Let them come, but in a orderly manner. Let the fragile ecosystems breathe free. Stop illegal immigration, and curb ALL migration into stressed areas.

And I cant stand it when people think im a Republican. The vast majority of Republicans suck.

(Im a big fan of Michael Harrington, Noam Chomsky, Tony Benn, and Gore Vidal)

We’re blaming these poor working people for the economy, crime, disease, and now the environment.

Scapegoating is what the Nazis did. Scapegoating is WRONG.

It is my belief that when ordinary, powerless working people are blamed for big things like the environment or economy that are beyond their control, this scapegoating is being deliberately started by evil people who DO have power over the big things.

These evill ones can always get stupid dupes to spread their hate speech and scapegoating. Those dupes are callled Republicans.

If water resources for the Southwest are stretched to the breaking point – maybe they need to put a ban on people from the East moving out there to retire – just sayin . . .

Sounds like it might be a good idea to move out of the desert, doncha think?

That 8-mile a gallon Ford Expedition with the Bush-Cheney bumper sticker holds an environmentalist.

Riiiiiight.