The message on the billboard was not “hateful.” The message on the billboard was fact! Illegal immigration does in fact drive up costs at all levels. Anyone who knows the real facts about illegal immigration will find no “hate” in the sign. It is fact, Jack.

Does anyone out there know the United States immigration laws? Does anyone out there care about the destruction of America? The people who have expressed their ire toward the messenger are misplacing their own resentment and hate.

One writer seems to be a historian and wants to project the old “hate” words of “Jew attack” and the “Nazis” with his comments. Very typical of a man who has nothing to say but is trying to lend credit to his illogical views. There is a whole ideology based on his concepts.

Illegal immigration is real. The invasion is real and the dangers are real. People who think otherwise are ignorant of the facts or have motives or agendas that blind them.

Illegal immigrants come from almost every country in the world. It just so happens that most of the illegals come across the Mexican border. And it just so happens that most of the illegals are Mexican. Race and hate have nothing to do with it. It is fact.

These people are illegally invading our nation and every American citizen has the duty and responsibility to say stop. The citizens who stand up and speak out against the illegal invasion do not deserve the condemnation from those who do not have the courage to stand.

Illegals have no moral right, no legal right, no religious right to invade America.

The sign in the parade is but one message that should be shouted. If illegal alien foreign nationals find it threatening, or if anyone disagrees, they do not have the right to destroy free speech and in the process injure a citizen. Who is really the criminal here?

A woman in Austin wrote the usual emotional stream of illogic, liberal rants to show her ignorance of illegal immigration and federal immigration law. She blames the “man carrying the sign” as the culprit. It is complete nonsense and has no intelligent basis of fact.

To the “pompous” writer: The sign did not send the wrong messages to anyone who is educated about illegal immigration. Where are you?

The husband: It is indeed regrettable that rock throwers committed a crime and injured your wife. All of us were victims. But you are guilty of spreading malicious fear. Your comments about your being afraid of retribution from the Minnesota Coalition is disgusting, inflammatory and outrageous. Your phrase to Westrum: “have a fight on his hands that you will wish never happened” seems threatening. Tell us what your feelings are for the rock throwers? Are you willing to bring the fight to them? Who are you really afraid of?

Robert L. King

Hollandale