Unfortunately, bigots like Elise Marciano and Tom "Big T" Bennett and the rest of the anti-immigrant scumbags who give our city a bad name have no problem using stories similar to the one in the following videoclip to further their racist agenda. Without citing ANY EVIDENCE, these morons constantly complain about immigrants running the Main Street area into the gutter with crime and violence (click here for a perfect example of what I'm talking about). What's worse is that
What's next...a local piece of crap cable talk show will spread a rumor about someone wanting to FIREBOMB THE HISPANIC CENTER (only to foolishly attempt to cover his ass while lying at the same time A MONTH AFTER THE COMMENT WAS ORIGINALLY MADE).
If only we could deport them and their supporters at City Hall out of Danbury...well, at least we'll be able purge City Hall of the anti-immigrant elected/appointed officials come November (and we know who you are).Thankfully, like Geraldo does to O'Reilly, there are people in the are who are going to fight back against this type of bigotry (personally, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that some people get their asses arrested and/or sued...again, you know who you are).
Watch the video...
Of course, bigots like O'Reilly and the anti-immigrant trash should consider the thoughts of the victims's family members before opening up their mouths.
Tessa Tranchant and Allison Kuhnhardt's parents want the arguing to stop. They said this national debate over illegal immigration is out of hand and they desperately want this time to grieve.Hats off to Geraldo and others who have no problem setting the record straight.
Colette Tranchant, Tessa's mother, said, "It just saddens me that people take this to a different level."
Friday, Colette and Alison's Father, David, wanted to calm the firestorm, saying they don't blame Virginia Beach for not sending Ramos to federal authorities after police arrested him for public intoxication.
"There's a media circus right now and everyone has their opinion, but the fact is our kids were killed," said Colette, "Right now we need time to grieve, we need time to figure this out and we would like laws enforced."
Fightback against the lies...
On September 26, 2007, ten plaintiffs filed suit in response to an arrest of aday laborers at a public park in Danbury, Connecticut. Plaintiffs amended their complaint on November 26, 2007.
