Yeah - getting pretty political.
But if we're deporting the illegals, it should be illegal to hire someone you know is hiring illegals...
Kind of sad that such mundane topic have become political but I get it. My wife and I are on the opposite ends of the spectrum and we've agreed to not talk politics and most of the time it works but sometimes seemingly innocent topics get interpreted as political. Example.
We were looking at my year book from my 8th grade year in Medford, Oregon. She noticed that the basketball team looked like they should be in college. 4 guys over 6'5" and all sporting a bit of facial hair. I began to explain that back in those days most of the kids lived on at least 1-5 acres, had chickens, a garden, had a cow or goats for milk, bought sides of beef from local ranchers, butchered chickens, there were fruit trtees and berry bushes growing wild everywhere. Most kids got up before school and did chores and then had something like bacon and eggs, biscuits and gravu or corned beef hash with white gravy for breakfast. My wife is like the bride from Kill Bill when she encounters a former enemy (you can imagine the look on her face and the music. At some point in her mind it became political and the conversation was terminated. That's another pet peeve, even simple, everyday topics can turn political at the drop of a hat.
