[SATLUG] Debunking the Myth of a Desperate Software Labor Shortage

[Hector Bojorquez]

It's already bad enough that this list is yielding very little in the way of
useful information lately
(If I see another useless Quiz cluttering my inbox, I'm gonna puke)
but now people's murky political thinking is disturbing...and seriously
making me question how much longer I want to be on this list.

1. H-1B has NOTHING to do with illegal immigration.
 I'm SOOO sure that day laborer Juan will be taking over your coding jobs.
And YES when people start linking the two issues, it DOES make me question
people's motives.

2.   Both Cornyn and Hutchinson have been against any immigration reform
that include amnesty or fast track to citizenship--- but libertarians (like
Communists) see conspiracy everywhere.


Either keep it on topic or take it off the list...I've been on the list for
a long time to learn from people's technological proficiency not for their
political naivete.


On 8/26/07, herb cee <hc at lookcee.com> wrote:
>
> Dennis Myhand wrote:
> > Jennie Haywood wrote:
> >> I'm not particularly trying to make a politcal statement with the post
> -
> >> just making people aware that it's stacked against us - and "they" have
> >> infiltrated the one organziation that could have done something - the
> >> IEEE.
> >> I'm not sure the ACM has enough clout to do anything but the IEEE
> >> sure does
> >> or did.  Now they've sold us out also.
> >>
> >> :(
> >>
> >
> > But it has to be a political statement, since politicians are the ones
> > who exercise the control we allow them to exercise.
> We have become a nation of wooses, I'm retired but I would join a march
> on DC. Biggest bunch of thieves ever assembled in one place.
> --
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