His point was that what the OP posted protrays hispanic illegals in the worst possible light and legal people in the best light. There are plenty of uninsured white people, there are plenty of legal people who cheat the system too.
Yes there is a problem, but to imply that every undocumented worker is on welfare is disingenuous.
Yep... Some people read into it as being a racial thing, and others read that she was calling attention to a problem. I don't see why people need to go to a race card where ever possible.
I have a niece that is 1/2 Mexican. I have another niece that is 1/2 black. I have a "white" family member that is trying to "work" the system.
My Mexican niece (or my sister) never tried to work the system.
My black niece (or my sister in law) never tried to work the system.
My white brother is trying to work the system.
Guess who's actions I find repulsive?
I was not offended for my "minority" family members. We have not raised them to see colr/race.
My father was a racist pig & I grew up hating it. He was born and raced in Texas and would not swim in the same water as a black or hispanic person. This is how I was raised. It is what I heard day in and out. Only his words were far more worse than I have put here. It disgusted me & I chose to see people as people and raise my children and nieces and nephews to see people as people.
Again, I saw it as calling attention to a problem. Never saw the race thing even in there. Everyone else called it out... for me at least.
Perhaps the the OP saw it the same way. Maybe she doesn't look at people by their skin/ethnicity/etc.
Again, don't see why people always need to jump on the defense. What happened to Love does not take offense? But, that's just me I guess. Maybe I should re-examine myself.