I wasn't trying to compare the two people - what I was trying to do is point out is that it's just as obvious that these guys are illegal aliens as it is that the guy carrying the TV doesnt fit in.

Since this now has me overly tweeked I've decieded to go back to the Home Depot before I come to the office tommorow and take a survey. I tossed a number out a few minutes ago (80%) that 8 out of 10 of the people there looking for work would be illegal aliens. Perhaps you'd like to toss out a number?

Look, this 'everyone is a racist' crap is getting ridicilious. I see a bunch of foriegn guys at a hardware store waaay far away from anything trying to get cash-only gigs and I say that looks like a bunch of illegal aliens and now all of a sudden I'm racist? What kind of B.S. is that? Duuuuh! It's a bunch of illegal aliens! There is a difference between an observation and a racist comment.
I suppose if I saw a bunch of white guys sitting in a resturant talking about general ledgers and accounting practices and I said "that's a bunch of accountants" I suppose that makes me some evil white-guy-hating racist or something? dammn people!

Go back, read my post to Jay that outlines very carefully how I came to my conclusion (7 points) and explain to me where this racist malarkey is coming from - cuase you know what - I just dont get it. Here I am 40+ years old and up until today I've never seemed to of had this problem.


>Victor, you are comparing a guy walking with a tv with a bunch of people looking for a job.
Like I said above. If that's how you're interputing what I'm saying then you're sole focus here is to make a racist out of someone who's not, despite the facts.

>I still think it was a racist comment, the more you try to clarify, the darker it gets.
It was not a racist comment and I think you're misunderstanding a lot of what I'm saying.