If you think of company supported charitable effort, you probably think of blood drives, perhaps an annual donation drive, nothing more, but this is simply no longer true. The staff of Adaptive Marketing have been given the opportunity to participate in community initiatives with more and less effort required. In cases like these, the times, locations and dates that had been arranged were announced, making sure that employees knew what to expect, and how much time each event might really require. It’s hardly volunteering if there’s no choice between activities, naturally. Employees of Adaptive Marketing, the company who developed the program Passport to Fun, select from among a number of local initiatives. Previous and current projects have ranged between areas as diverse as aid and assistance for children and young adults, environmental programs, and events supporting artistic projects. Adaptive Marketing’s staff have so much to choose from that they’re certain to choose a project they’ll enjoy participating in, making their time fun as well as fulfilling. Most often a company sponsored volunteer program – fundraising with a homeless shelter or helping out at a local school – is either for a one-off event or on a regular schedule in pursuit of a bigger goal. Staffers may well claim – and even assume – that they don’t have any free time, but even they can often find enough hours to lend a hand with one instalment of a longer project.

Turning their profit-making skills to the benefit of their community has long been a tradition at many firms. Goodwill comes from the actions of Adaptive Marketing’s members of staff over the course of company-supported programs like the ones touched on earlier. Volunteering to help others leaves you feeling much better about yourself – just the sort of feeling to leave employees motivated both in their regular work and their volunteer activities, too. By now, we think, the positives for everyone involved of a company-supported volunteer initiative are should be plain to grasp.

They claim they are simply protesting to ensure “immigrant rights”. The problem is however that is not the case. The reality is they want “illegal immigrant rights”. They want people who break our laws to come here to be allowed to stay in this country. So the question is why have immigration laws at all?

And of course the weak minded lemmings also call the legislation “racist”. Odd, I don’t think however that the legislation says that we are now recognizing one race as superior to another – which is the definition of “racism”.

Webster’s Dictionary:

Racism

1 : a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race

2 : racial prejudice or discrimination

No, what the bill really only does is says that if you come here illegally you are going to be punished. That’s generally what happens when you break the law isn’t it?

Problems is these illegals and their abettors don’t want to have to deal with that reality so they do what good little liberal Marxists always do. They make crap up. They claim the debate is about immigration when it’s not and they cry racism when most of them probably don’t even know what it means.

If they stuck to the facts they’d have to admit to themselves just how wrong they are.

And make no mistake. These people out there protesting are indeed Marxists. They believe that they have a right to something that isn’t theirs and they think that they should be able to compel you to let them have it. To them the land is communal and how dare the United States tell them they can’t come here to claim their piece of it.

J.J. Jackson is the owner and Lead Editor of American Conservative Politics – The Land of the Free (http://www.thelandofthefree.net) and American Conservative Daily (http://www.americanconservativedaily.com). He is also the owner of American Infidel T-shirts (http://www.cafepress.com/americaneagle04).