“If you don’t do something about it, you’re going to have taco trucks on every corner,” spokesman for Latinos for Trump and Star Trek enthusiast, Marco Guiterrez said on MSNBC’s All In With Chris Hayes.
When estimates of 2.3 to 3.5 million people experiencing homelessness are made by the National Coalition for the Homeless; when 15.3 million children live in food-insecure households; and when there are more than 23,000 Subway sandwich restaurants nationwide but no taco-serving locations on Cerritos College campus – every United States citizen should feel obligated to vote for Hillary Clinton so as to not disrupt the supposedly mighty flow of immigration in order to expand the reach of ethnic food; and they should furthermore demand that said ethnic food be subsidized by the federal government so that it can be free for the most vulnerable members of American society.
The ability to create jobs for new citizens that allow them to feed the hungry is one benefit of an easier pathway to citizenship.
More people would commit themselves to work that would be beneficial for this nation, as long as we get a president that would give higher importance to domestic problems than foreign disputes.
Another benefit of admitting immigrant people into the United States with “dominant” cultures in order to employ them to serve ethnic food is the eradication of the abominable bourgeoisie’s bistros on wheels which represent the culinary gentrification that Los Angeles faces.
Obviously the most efficient way of doing away with the hipster food trucks is to seize the means of foodie production and transform them to outlets for healthy, organic ethnic food – as safe food, free of carcinogenic substances such as GMOs, is a basic human right.
The needs of the many include easily accessible ethnic food. Socialist taco trucks on every corner is our civic right.
