HOLY CRAP! Youre from UCLA! :shock: Im sooooooo glad you feel that way!!!!!
PLEASE call Arizona Gov't and tell them that you support them and you will buy products from them!!!!!!!!!! :2wave:
HERE: Official Site of the City of Phoenix - Mayor's Staff
GET OUT OF MY CITY!
I jest, of course, slightly.
But if they are working in the public interest, shouldn't they work in the realm of FACTS and not some fantasy spewed by hate-filled liberals?
So you are proud of your hometown lying to the public and punishing a state in the name of partisanship? Los Angales has no right to step in and try to twist Arizona's arm over a good law. They may have the legal right, but they are using it and acting like partisan children. They are lying to the public and hurting a state over an issue that doesn't apply to them.
Dear Los Angeles City Counsel, thanks for boycotting Arizona. No, seriously, it's a really great use of your time. I know you're super, amazing busy what with carrying out this meaningless grandstanding, but do you think you could find the time to build a train that connects the city and extends the rest of the train all the way to the airport instead of stopping it just two miles before it in order to please the taxi unions you ****ing assholes?
Thanks.
Love,
Cardinal
How is it a productive use of our city officials' time and resources to throw a butthurt tantrum over something going on in Arizona? In case you hadn't noticed, our city is bankrupt as it is and should be making decisions based on economics, not what leverage they can hold over another state.
If we weren't in economically dire straits right now, I would less problem with it. But that's not the case and it's idiotic stunts like this rather than actually showing the care to govern that got us here in the first place.
Yeap, and I am proud that they are taking a stand against an unjust law...
Indeed. I have to travel to LA 2-4 times a year...I usually love travelling to different places. I HATE visiting LA. I hate the attitude, I hate the traffic, I hate the city. Im just wondering what the rest of us have to do to permanently have all of California boycott us and stay the hell in their own little 50-60 billion dollar in debt utopia.
If it "isn't their business"...then what business does Los Angeles have doing business with Arizona?
I'm proud that my hometown has taken this stand.
Now we need to get the Dodgers to move their spring training back to Florida and out of Arizona.
Whew... I just called 14 numbers!
Left 9 messages and the rest I conveyed my approval to the AZ 1070 decision. I also called the Phoenix PD and told them how much we appreciate their hard word and the stress they are under.
You do know don't you that the Phoenix PD as well as most law enforcement groups across the country have denounced this law, don't you?:doh
You can have them. You can have our illegals too. Is LA or CA making the statement that all State or Local policies should be blessed on a National basis?
Since the boycott when enacted is going to hit the motel/food businesses in Arizona. Less demand, less jobs I guess is the goal. Looks like this will help drive out the illegals. There won't be any work for them at least in the tourist industry and ground keepings. Thank you LA and SF.
Does not matter.
You do know don't you that the Phoenix PD as well as most law enforcement groups across the country have denounced this law, don't you?:doh
How so? Los Angeles is a vastly diverse cultural city that recognizes the stupidity in the Arizona law.
Again...if it doesn't apply to us, then we shouldn't be doing any business with them in the first place, should we.
Lies. I support Arizona's law. Don't speak for all of us.
The thing that makes Los Angeles so great is the vast diversity and culture that we have here.
There isn't a city in the United States that has the same level of diversity that we do.
WE are lucky to live in this great city....
HOLY CRAP! Youre from UCLA! :shock: Im sooooooo glad you feel that way!!!!!
PLEASE call Arizona Gov't and tell them that you support them and you will buy products from them!!!!!!!!!! :2wave:
HERE: Official Site of the City of Phoenix - Mayor's Staff
Considering that a great deal of the Arizona economy depends on California, you'd better hope that not too many other California cities follow suit. :2wave:
"I cannot go to Arizona today without a passport," Councilman Ed Reyes said before the vote. "If I come across an officer who's had a bad day and feels the picture on my ID is not me, I could be summarily deported -- no questions asked. That is not American."
I don't see how this affects us much at all economically.
I think its important for our city to take a moral stand against this law.
We should be keeping our money here in Los Angeles, or at least in California, rather than doing business with states that don't uphold our moral values.