Replace slave labor with machines like this

[wetibbe]

Personally I like dark meat. Further I buy either whole chickens or leg and thigh combo. I like bone in my chicken and I cut it up at home and package it in vacuum sealed bags for the freezer.

The Jap machine may have some commercial application for high volume commercial users but that does not affect me at all.

[Twoller]

Originally Posted by wetibbe

Personally I like dark meat. Further I buy either whole chickens or leg and thigh combo. I like bone in my chicken and I cut it up at home and package it in vacuum sealed bags for the freezer.

The Jap machine may have some commercial application for high volume commercial users but that does not affect me at all.

Same here, less the vacuum bags.

This is another empty tech revolution for the Chicken McNuggets crowd. We don't need that crap anyway. More likely this will provide more fodder for the food processing plants who hire illegal immigrants. More work for them and maybe no accident either.

[Rim05]

I always buy whohe chickens. It is almost the only meat I eat. I only purchase the Foster Farm brand, supposed to be grown in CA. If you watch for specials every few weeks you can find the whole chickens for $.69 or $.79per lb. Sure beats Rib Eye at about $10 per lb. You can find the family packages of rib eye for about $5 some times.

[Jeanfromfillmore]

This was an example of the mechanization that is available and with more focus on using such machines there would be less need or desire for migrant visas. This has nothing to do with personal use in our homes. Chickens are used for dog,cat food and other feed needs that these type machines provide. I would sure prefer a sanitary machine cutting to a illegal who doesn't wash his/her hands.

With more R&D to replace the migrant visas we would have a huge impact on the illegals that stay and produce anchor babies along with chain migration.

Think bigger then ourselves.

[Rim05]

Think bigger then ourselves.

Every time we try that the jerk politicans knock us down. Global is what I am beginning to hear a lot.

Wonder where the deboneing machines are made? If not in the USA, then I will deal with the chicken bones at the table.

[Jeanfromfillmore]

Originally Posted by Rim05

Every time we try that the jerk politicans knock us down. Global is what I am beginning to hear a lot.

Wonder where the deboneing machines are made? If not in the USA, then I will deal with the chicken bones at the table.

A great deal of chicken deboned is not for human consumption, it is used in cat and dog food. There are also chicken parts use to make hot dogs and such. These machines are for industrial use, the same companies that use illegals. This particular machine isn't made here, but the point is that they can be made, something the agricultural industry doesn't want the public to know. With R&D many different types of machines can be developed to replace what the agricultural industry says illegal alien workforce is needed because Americans don't want to do those jobs.

I am amazed that some of you just don't get it. This debunks the "we can't do without illegal labor".

[Rim05]

I am amazed that some of you just don't get it. This debunks the "we can't do without illegal labor".

I confess, I was only thinking human food. No business wants to invest in improvements when we have so many willing to work for very little and have the governments gives them the rest of what they need.

[Twoller]

Originally Posted by Jeanfromfillmore

... With R&D many different types of machines can be developed to replace what the agricultural industry says illegal alien workforce is needed because Americans don't want to do those jobs.

I am amazed that some of you just don't get it. This debunks the "we can't do without illegal labor".

That's some good thinking, but to truly debunk the argument that we need illegal immigrants is to simply point out that we don't need them. It is much easier to see that the economy and our labor situation is carefully engineered to create jobs for them. This is why it doesn't make any sense to argue that throwing people off welfare and forcing them to take the jobs that illegals do will cure the illegal immigration problem. The illegals are here because we have influential citizens who want them here because they are actively applying our economy to serve as a welfare state for some other country's economy.

We don't need illegal immigrant labor bacause we don't need the jobs they are doing, the jobs exist only for the purpose of benefiting immigrant labor. If we get rid of them, then the people responsible for hiring them will make the jobs go away too. And also, most of the people hiring illegals are themselves immigrants, especially where the language of the country of origin is not English.