Cuisine In The United States

Like an open door freely swinging in the breeze, the southern border of the United States of America has been unlocked, making the entire home of the nation susceptible to the realities of disease, violence associated with drugs, and economic demise. Running through our great nation’s backdoor, illegal immigrants invade the U.S. in billions, like a herd of untamed beasts, ready to devour the jobs, homes, and families of legal American citizens. As they enter our amazing nation, the aliens lug millions of kilos of cocaine, heroin, and crack each year through our innocent streets. Once they colonize our humble towns, their gangs and criminals kill and steal from every man, woman, and child that crosses their path. Across the U.S.A., millions …show more content…
without restaurants like Chipotle, Chili, and Taco Bell. Our nation’s small appetite will be filled with healthy foods such as: McDonalds, Burger King, and Swenson’s. Our kind and loving children will not be exposed to the atrocious Hispanic culture that celebrates death and promotes unhealthy cuisine that uses wholesome ingredients such as organic garlic, onion, and chili in their tamales. Our virtuous taste buds will be protected from the hot and spicy flavor of the poison filled foods from south of the border. However, here in the U.S.A. we senselessly enable illegal aliens to spread their devil worshiping culture and drugs into our food. We have let them infiltrate our pop culture with their cat-meat tacos, and defecating refried bean dip that receives it “kick” from the boat loads of cocaine they shovel into it. Our ignorance has led our nation to experience a loss of beloved cats, rodent and roach safe havens in the aliens’ terror filled restaurants, and an excuse for their bedraggled cults to take our jobs. These monstrosities of restaurants have led to an increase in the demand of tomatoes. As a result, these Hispanic monsters take our much wanted jobs of picking delicious tomatoes from sun up to sun down for the abundant $0.50 per 32-pound bucket of tomatoes payload. If only legal U.S. citizens were blessed enough to receive the high-paying jobs of picking tomatoes, we would only need to haul two tons of tomatoes every day to feed our families. Due to the ignorance of these savage beasts, our unpretentious citizens do not have the opportunity to support their simple family’s needs with the high paying picking jobs the Hispanics hoard from us. To resolve these monsters from poisoning our children, killing our beloved cats, and stealing our jobs, we must destroy their restaurants to ensure the safety of our posterity and to deter future havoc from these