Who Cares What You Call Me or Allege Who I Am?

Who Cares What You Call Me or Allege Who I Am?

I once had a history professor that professed, “If one ever looked at the reward given for something, such as a track and field medal, a District Championship patch or metal, or darn near anything worn by the individual who earned the award, upon self-reflection they would find the lesser in significance the metal, trophy, or patch would have meant.”

Now, someone in every circle of life is going to comment on this phenomena. Just to help anyone out I literally studied and researched what this professor was trying to say. Predicated upon my results, however, the professor was right. If one were to look at winning an NCAA college championship what do you get? Normally for the players, it’s some ring no one has ever seen or heard about; the university or college, on the other hand, receives what looks to be the most embarrassing trophy one could imagine.

No gag here folks, win for Best Supporting Actress and you’ll receive the exact same OSCAR™ that the Best Actress or Best Director gets. Now to go to just about any high school where the students receive rewards for swimming and track and field. Any athlete is judged by how many medals and what color the ribbons are affixed to an other’s letterman’s jacket or sweater. Just try and find their name on any Dean’s List or National Honor Society.

Regardless of the sport, the distribution of various awards to be won or patches to be sowed on is about the same. Moving on up for some let’s look at what one receives for winning the Super Bowl. Of course, the participatory winners ring; and a replica of the Vincent Lombardi Trophy deluxe with team name and score etched on it. It is the funding that each team receives or players (MVP, etc.) depending on their own contracts that really matters, but then again, we respect privacy rules.

There can be no doubt whatsoever that many here in the United States DEMAND that their children are given some sort of trophy at the season's end. Most of this no doubt is inspired by those of the Democratic Party to be sure.  Have you ever seen a member of any organization looking to place a label on someone, somewhere, for something?

This is the precise reason for the title of this short writing. How or why, in any way possible did anyone from this country get turned into a racist, discriminating xenophobic, prejudiced bigot, or insensitive lack of humanity because a group of uneducated (in the proper ways) people that wanted a better way of life comes caravanning in some cases thousands of miles from South, Middle America or Mexico?

All of the sudden, I am intolerant? Just because I believe in the Constitution of the United States, as well as try and be a law-abiding citizen does not make it right or trendy calling me names because I believe in the law of how to arrive here.

 As for me and mine, we are a no excuses or NO COMPROMISES type of people who generally are resource giving, philanthropists, who want what is absolutely the best for America. And this includes a lot of what was said in this article’s entirety. Just think about amnesty, every form of immunity imaginable, or especially asylum-seekers.

I certainly do not wish to be disrespectful – but what is Congress doing other than making problems for itself? It is alleged that Congress is the responsible governing body of immigration matters. Pardon me, but the only thing that Congress has done positively for immigration is nothing. All one need to do is look at US Code #8 to see the validation.