Illegal immigrant pleads guilty in wreck that killed 4-year-old boy

SgtRock · 05-31-07, 02:09 PM

Source: Charleston Daily Mail
May 30, 2007

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Christian Javier Sanchez-Rubio
Illegal Immigrant Criminal Drunk

An illegal immigrant living in Boone County has been sentenced to up to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to causing a fatal car accident that killed a 4-year-old boy.

Its to bad this piece of excrement didn't die from his injuries. Because after he does his time he will be deported and most likely sneak back into the country and kill someone else.

I feel bad for the Evens family, there son is gone. I have no sympathy for Sanchez-Rubio family. They should not be in my country. They should all be deported. ~ Sgt Rock

Charleston Daily Mail

jfuh · 05-31-07, 04:06 PM

Such threads vilifying illegals really serve no purpose other than to promote xenophobia
Here's the opposite end where the ppl became so xenophobic that they ended up on the loosing end.
Hate is not the way to deal with this issue.

http://www.debatepolitics.com/breaki...nch-court.html

ON a side note here're another buch of wack jobs that this type of hate promotes. Source

SgtRock · 05-31-07, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by jfuh

Such threads vilifying illegals really serve no purpose other than to promote xenophobia
Here's the opposite end where the ppl became so xenophobic that they ended up on the loosing end.
Hate is not the way to deal with this issue.

http://www.debatepolitics.com/breaki...nch-court.html

ON a side note here're another buch of wack jobs that this type of hate promotes. Source

Hate? what the hell are you talking about. Hate has nothing to do with this. Because I do not have sympathy for criminals means I hate? Give me a freakin break. ~ Sgt Rock

jfuh · 06-01-07, 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by SgtRock

Hate? what the hell are you talking about. Hate has nothing to do with this. Because I do not have sympathy for criminals means I hate? Give me a freakin break. ~ Sgt Rock

You yourself have admited to this exact xenophobic hatred of said ppl. I'm telling you it's counter constructive.

CaptainCourtesy · 06-01-07, 01:17 AM

Sorry. To me his illegal status is irrelevant. He was driving drunk. That is the relevant piece of information in the article, and why he was sentenced to 10 years. This is another example of how drunk driving laws are ineffective and another example of how bringing illegal immigration into this totally misses the point.

SgtRock · 06-01-07, 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by jfuh

You yourself have admited to this exact xenophobic hatred of said ppl. I'm telling you it's counter constructive.

When did I say I hate anyone? I thanked the border patrol for killing a criminal that was attempting to attain an agents weapon. Show me where I said I hate Illegals. I certainly do not like criminal illegal immigrants in my country. We have an abundence of law breaking citizens we do not need to import them from the third world thankyou very much. ~ Sgt Rock

SgtRock · 06-01-07, 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by CaptainCourtesy

Sorry. To me his illegal status is irrelevant. He was driving drunk. That is the relevant piece of information in the article, and why he was sentenced to 10 years. This is another example of how drunk driving laws are ineffective and another example of how bringing illegal immigration into this totally misses the point.

Captain, let me ask you a question. If Mr Sanchez was not in our country would the Evans boy be alive today? Yes or No.

If you answered Yes then you prove my point that this mans immigration status is totally relevant to this story. And more than that, we have a problem in this country with drunk driving and with illegal immigration. There are many aspects to every story. Drunk driving is the most important aspect but that does not mean that we should ignore the others. ~ Sgt Rock

CaptainCourtesy · 06-01-07, 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by SgtRock

Captain, let me ask you a question. If Mr Sanchez was not in our country would the Evans boy be alive today? Yes or No.

I can ask this question of anyone, regardless of immigration status, when wondering about the crime they committed. I will say what I've said on nearly all the threads you start. I am against illegal immigration, and believe once discovered they should be immediately deported, and anyone who hires them should be fined and jailed. That being said, most of the issues you present have illegal immigration as an adjunctive issue, not the main issue, which, in turn demeans the main issue of the story. The main issue here is drunk driving. Another story you posted, the mains story was the attempted taking of a border patrol's gun. These are insidious crimes, that when perpetrated by anyone deserve attention and consequences. Making illegal immigration the headline, minimizes these issues.

Think about this. Every drunk driver puts others at risk. Every person trying to grab a patrolman's gun (not as a joke) puts others at risk. Not every illegal immigrant puts others at risk. This is why I keep saying, 'let's keep our eye on the ball' when it comes to these issues.

Kasmos · 06-01-07, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by SgtRock

Captain, let me ask you a question. If Mr Sanchez was not in our country would the Evans boy be alive today? Yes or No.

If you answered Yes then you prove my point that this mans immigration status is totally relevant to this story. And more than that, we have a problem in this country with drunk driving and with illegal immigration. There are many aspects to every story. Drunk driving is the most important aspect but that does not mean that we should ignore the others. ~ Sgt Rock

With your misguided logic, answer me this. If every person in the history of American history who either raped, murdered, drove drunk and killed someone, etc., were born in another country, would the crime ever have happened?

Answer yes or no.

If you answered no, then maybe we should stop letting people be born in the United Stated....

SgtRock · 06-01-07, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by CaptainCourtesy

I can ask this question of anyone, regardless of immigration status, when wondering about the crime they committed. I will say what I've said on nearly all the threads you start. I am against illegal immigration, and believe once discovered they should be immediately deported, and anyone who hires them should be fined and jailed. That being said, most of the issues you present have illegal immigration as an adjunctive issue, not the main issue, which, in turn demeans the main issue of the story. The main issue here is drunk driving. Another story you posted, the mains story was the attempted taking of a border patrol's gun. These are insidious crimes, that when perpetrated by anyone deserve attention and consequences. Making illegal immigration the headline, minimizes these issues.

Im sorry you disagree, I asked you a simple question. And like a crooked politician you deflected the question.

I strongly disagree with you. By posting these threads I am not only bringing attention to the primary crime which would most likely not get posted because they are so common. But I am also bringing attention to an issue that many Americans are in denial about, criminals that should not be in our country. Crimes that wouldn't be happening if our government cared more about protecting its citizens than it did ensuring a source for cheep slave labor for American companies. Remember, some of these criminals are being released from Mexican prisons and givin a one way ticket to Aztlan. ~ Sgt Rock