Well well well....Cape Cod doesn't want illegals

[ABNAK]

Won't change a thing. They will vote for every radical leftist running and decry the plight of the poor "undocumented immigrant", they just don't want to live near them. Just like they don't want to live next to any minorities, poor people, those with substance abuse problems or any other individual they claim to actually care about.

You're correct. They are quite comfortable in their hypocrisy.

[glocktogo]

You're correct. They are quite comfortable in their hypocrisy.

It's more than that. They NEED it like a child needs their binky.

[Abraham]

BoringGuky45,

You sir, are absolutely correct.

I spent 6 weeks up there on vacation (NEVER again) and generally found the people cold and standoffish to such an extent I couldn't believe it.

As an example: ALWAYS leaving a more than generous tip at one restaurant every time we ate there and was always waited on by the same waitress, we were always treated with not quite, but almost hostility. We were never demanding or demeaning. We were flabbergasted.

We went to other places to eat, same treatment. I got this weird vibe that wait staff believed their jobs were beneath them, and felt resentment towards those they had to wait on. Very haughty attitude. Like they were down on their luck royalty who were forced to rub elbows with the hoi polloi...

A variation on this theme elsewhere made us leave a week's paid for cabin because we couldn't wait to get back to the south, where people in general are friendly and welcoming.

[No.6]

Send 'em all to Detroit...

Heck send them to Chicago. Since according to reports stating the "need" for them to flee their homeland (drugs, gangs, violence, poor education and a lack of job opportunities), they should feel right at home and "assimilate" easier there than anywhere else.

[ralph]

Some would run home, the rest would be carted off to the local morgue shot dead by chi town thugs

That's a win-win, right?

[No.6]

Heck send them to Chicago. Since according to reports stating the "need" for them to flee their homeland (drugs, gangs, violence, poor education and a lack of job opportunities), they should feel right at home and "assimilate" easier there than anywhere else.

Guess someone in the administration must have read my post (or the NSA forwarded it):

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/...iolent-chicago

[BoringGuy45]

BoringGuky45,

You sir, are absolutely correct.

I spent 6 weeks up there on vacation (NEVER again) and generally found the people cold and standoffish to such an extent I couldn't believe it.

As an example: ALWAYS leaving a more than generous tip at one restaurant every time we ate there and was always waited on by the same waitress, we were always treated with not quite, but almost hostility. We were never demanding or demeaning. We were flabbergasted.

We went to other places to eat, same treatment. I got this weird vibe that wait staff believed their jobs were beneath them, and felt resentment towards those they had to wait on. Very haughty attitude. Like they were down on their luck royalty who were forced to rub elbows with the hoi polloi...

A variation on this theme elsewhere made us leave a week's paid for cabin because we couldn't wait to get back to the south, where people in general are friendly and welcoming.

I can say, as a native New Englander, that while the region as a whole is not known for being friendly at all, Cape Cod is among the worst. It's understandable that traffic and crowds are a major pain in the ass during tourist season, but that's the price you pay for living near the beach. I went up there a lot. Oh, the stories I could tell, but I won't derail the thread right now.