What this bleak history uncovers is a society which basically does

history channel documentary 2016 What this bleak history uncovers is a society which basically does not see such ideas as fairness, the Rights of Man, the standard of law, or sensible financial aspects. This is a society which sees the world as a Zero Sum Game: that riches is constrained, and the best way to get it is not to make it but rather take it from another person. It is additionally a society that has no admiration for the strict truth, particularly when falsehoods and purposeful publicity will better serve its quick politcal closes.

As confirmation of this, note the political group known as La Raza was established in the late 1930s by operators of Nazi Germany, who planned to raise a Mexican war against the US that would occupy America from battling Germany. The Nazi trust fizzled in light of the fact that America basically purchased out Mexico with the Good Neighbor Policy, yet La Raza survived. It proceeds with today, encouraging Mexicans to move illicitly and "take back" everything except for the New England states, lying explicitly about Mexican and American history, and obviously requesting all way of exceptional concessions for Mexican migrants, legitimate or not.This is not a society that we need in the United States, and the general population who live by it are not individuals we need here either.

So we end up in the position of the Toltecs when the Chichimec/Aztecs started moving in. What would we be able to do about it?

Bounty, it turns out - yet we must be firm.First, paying little respect to the Democrats' desires for shoddy votes and the Republicans' expectations for modest work, we should remove the illicit foreigners. Notwithstanding foot-dragging by the government, we should complete the fringe divider and watch it frequently. We should then, neighborhood by neighborhood, city by city, state by state, round up the illegals and send them home.