Just because we bomb their countries,
And crush their economies,
They invade us as immigrants,
And pretend to be refugees.
We do what we do do
To save them from the Commies;
Once saved, they then expect us
To put food into their tummies.
This is hardly a fair trade—
So we put children in cages
Where they are safe from parents
Seeking illegal wages.
Gosh, will our burdens never end?
Perhaps, being exceptional,
God gives us the hardiness
To bear our sufferings well.
We may have been immigrants once,
Making home for dissenters,
But now we are white and kosher,
Better he be white who enters.
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My god! Badri has it so right. I know this, and I am white.
Closely related, the new president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel Lopéz Obrador yesterday gave the best speech I have heard by a leader. I hope he can survive, work on his proposal, and withstand the oligarchy and the hatred of the U.S.
“God give us the hardiness,” to borrow from this excellent poem.