Are the Mexican's at fault for our immigration ills?

While drinking a cup of morning mud, it occurred to the Crackpot while thinking about the Arizona law that has the bleeding hearts so pissed and so many true Americans so happy really isn't about the illegals who come across the border, work in our factories and fields and collect our welfare.

I talk to people, and they're so pissed at the Mexican citizens for being here illegally and taking advantage of our system. They're pissed at Mexican president Felipe Calderón for going off about the law that draws the line that will send his people packing across state lines to California and New Mexico. Maybe Colorado and Utah too.

Now, if we were piss poor and needed opportunity, we certainly couldn't go south. We'd go north - to Canada.

Not too sure what Canada's immigration laws are and how they treat illegals in their borders, but we do know what the Mexican laws are. When Calderón was interviewed by CNN, he said they're deported the first time and jailed the second time.

Sounds like they know how to handle illegals in their land and take advantage of our laws to benefit their people.

So, while our anger is pointed at the Mexican people, it really needs to pointed at our elected leaders - both Democrat and Republican. They're one's who are really to blame - regardless of their political label. They're going to feed you the bullshit you want to hear so they can get elected and reelected, and then they're going to do what they're going to until it's election time again, and there they'll point the finger at their opposition from across the aisle and blame them. They'll scream they're the candidate of change and have been "fighting" for you, and they'll land another term. But since they've been "fighting" for you, and they haven't achieved, maybe they don't really know how to fight - just how to get reelected and give their special interest contributors a great blow job and how to bend you over and make you squeal like a pig. It's all about gratification - just not yours.

Or, if we really want to simplify the problem of our unsecured border to the south, we could always dump 100,000 alligators in the Rio Grande and see what shakes out.