Serious crime against innocent animals

An Arizona man has been sentenced to 300 hours of community service and a year of probation for a genuine crime. This evil man was leaving plastic bottles full of drinking water in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge in Arizona near the Mexican border. The reason for the crime is to help the illegal immigrants who regularly cross the border to come northwards in search of a job. This man wants these disgusting aliens to drink the water when they are extremely thirsty from exhaustion when they could easily help the authorities by dying due to thirst. Here is the full story.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/08/13/arizona.immigrant.advocate/index.html


He was found guilty of leaving plastic bottles in the wild life area which could endanger the lives of the animals in the refuge. The prosecuting lawyer argued that some animals could try to eat the plastic bottles and choke to death while some deer may get their antler stuck in the bottle.

This is serious crime against US citizens. Since the animals in the refuge were all born in the USA, they are US citizens by birth. This man was trying to, albeit unknowingly, harm US citizens to protect the illegal aliens who have the audacity to come to USA and clean our office bathrooms and vacuum our office floors. Not only that, when that privilege of cleaning our bathroom is awarded to them, they want money in exchange. Why should we care when they get half the minimum wage?

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