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You know what is great about AMERICA if you don’t like it you are free to leave. It amazes me that if it is so bad why are people still trying to come to America think about it people. It must be better than where they are. [Editor’s Note: Let me say this first… I love America. I love that, despite all of our differences, we make it work.

You don ’t see any other nation having the types of problems we have because you don’t see any other nation with such a diverse make-up of people, all with the freedom to be who they are. Now, I will say, the whole “if you don’t love it, leave it” idea makes for a good bumper sticker, but it’s really not realistic. For most people, the limitations of their means and their resources, being able to relocate to another country might as well be relocating to Mars. To move to another country, even if it were a neighboring nation like Canada or Mexico, would require saving up thousands of dollars to cover the cost of travel and living expenses while making the and that’s simply not going to happen, outside of those celebrities who vow to leave the country if so-and-so is elected.

Now, let’s digest the second part of your message. You acknowledge that people are desperately trying to get into the U.S., and you even seem to realize that America is “better than where they are”… so why, then, would we not welcome them here? This nation was founded by people who came here because here is “better than where they are.” Why is 2019 any different from 1919, or 1819, or 1719? We’re coming up on 400 years since the Mayflower landed on Plymouth Rock, and I’m pretty sure we were not the original owners] Kinda ridiculous, haven’t gotten a paper since I texted my cancellation and lo and behold the day you responded to it, (yesterday), I get a paper!!!! SMH!!! I do not need to call and talk to anyone about canceling as you have it in writing now and you can handle it like you do all the other problems. “Pass It On To Whomever It Needs To Go.” I mean you’ve already been paid so pass it on. [Editor’s Note: You give me too much credit, sir or madam. I assure you I do not handle “all the

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other problems.” Just like you don V call the school janitor to discuss the football team, I’m editorial not circulation… but once again, sorry to lose you as a reader]