First of all, don't get the idea that I totally hate this site, because I don't. But a lot of the things I've seen on here does not reflect the Ebaum's World I was adored 3 or 4 years ago. Now, kids are uploading pornography to the degree where it actually pisses me off. Granted, I love porn lol, but I keep it separate from this site. This site was made for humor and not little prepubesant kids who think boobs are the most important thing on earth, I really don't care at all. To me, it's just another way people try to get easy Erep points. If you take a look at my submissions, only one of of pornstars and I made sure there was no nudity, I am not a child lol. 

But what really struck me as seriously disturbing was an upload that someone made that showed a lady dropping a huge load of shit (4 pictures), and I thought to myself: Have we really sunk this low? Just because it's gross doesn't mean it will be featured. I hope to god that never gets featured lol, first because it's seriously unecessary, and ... Read more ...

Well today I have had to redo a bunch of my uploads becasue the quality was so crappy that I felt bad for the people who had to watch it. This includes "chance," "Bangkok insurnace," and others. So, sorry if you keep getting upload messages from me, but I think everyone would appreciate better quality videos.

By the turn of the twentieth century, many Americans had began to view the immigration of Mexicans as an intrusion and a danger to their established ways of life. Many North Americans saw themselves as being to civilized and educated to perform the unskilled labor provided by the displaced Mexicans during the large-scale immigration. Many politicians and other men of the U.S. government as well in the twenty-first century accepted this notion. Some citizens of the United States recognize the issue of illegal immigration as an American problem. As demonstrated in this paper, that there is no single catalyst of immigration but there is the existence of numerous problems in both the country of origin and the receiving country. On one side it may seem to be an American problem but Mexico was experiencing a time of tumultuous economic movement and weakness when compared to the United States.[1] Nevertheless both governments must remember that it will be a long and hard pr ... Read more ...

The attempts of industrialization by President Porfirio Diaz commencing in 1876 and more importantly, the large demand for labor that was a result of the expansion of international railroads fueled by the post-Westward Expansion of the United States, were the catalysts of the large-scale immigration of Mexican rural farmers between 1890 and 1920. The economic conditions of the United States and Mexico complemented each otherthe former with a labor shortage, the latter with labor abundanceso that the governments of the two countries encouraged the large-scale immigration of Mexicans into the United States. The immigration dubbed the Welcomed Mexican Invasion acknowledged the size of and the acceptance shown the labor that Mexican immigrants provided.

The immigrations had an opposite as well as equal impact in Mexico. President Diaz had economic problems of his own as a result of losing 1.5 million of the total population and probably more due to his industrious policies. As a result of the r ... Read more ...

The railroads had become an extremely essential commodity that allowed Mexican laborers to travel north cheaper and faster as well as the means to support new U.S. towns/cities and to expand trade to new markets. The developing towns along the border in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona utilized the railroad networks that were built cooperatively by Mexico and the United States. By the late 1920s Mexicans also constituted an estimated 75 percent of all unskilled construction workers in Texas.[1] The development of Mexican communities along the border was crucial to the development of the Southwest economy and the integration of Mexican and Chicanos[2] into mainstream American society. Without the construction of railroad networks that commenced in the 1870s and continued into the twentieth century the large-scale immigrations would have taken more time and may not have positively impacted or strengthened the southwestern econo ... Read more ...