My butt itches.

 

Which is exactly the point I was hoping OP would take.

Instead of getting his panties in a wad he should address the issue with the person who he feels is being offensive, not some random Internet personalities.

I don't know, maybe the goddamn thread title? "Baby Boom by Hispanic, Asian, Black, Will Make Whites the Minority by 2050"

 

ROFL, you mean the bigoted opinion that you took with you?



 

 

 






 

Without question the two most racist groups in America are Hispanics against each other and blacks against each other

Mexicans hate Cubans hate Puerto Ricans

Their mutual racist hatred is occasionally distracted by politically expedient hatred for whites

I know Cuban isn't a race; doesn't matter

The bouts of hatred for whites is ironic,; whites created the political/economic system that is the best in the world for an ambitious Hispanic/Latino
Victim hood  is enormously attractive..

 

Too bad this is incorrect

You misinterpret desire to maintain the rule of law with hatred

How bout we just use Mexican immigration law as our own?

+1 I agree!  Lets take a multicultural approach!  



 

The U.S. is less "racist" than Chile or Costa Rica.  In either of those countries, if you are dark brown or black, you are assumed to be illegal and treated accordingly.  A Colombian friend who is part black made the hilarious comment, "the Mexicans aren't Spanish, they're f'n Indians!"  And I deed, most of the Mexicans we see crossing our border are.  The "white" Mexicans aren't as discriminated against and are more able to find good jobs at home.

Despite what they say about Mexican immigration laws being tough, take a moment to think about how many people cross their border and traverse their country to illegally enter the U.S. I don't for a second buy into this supposed tough Mexican stance on immigration.

 

Courses you took my n a university??????

Excellent use of irony

No need to buy into it

Just a fact.  No one is allowed to stay in Mexico illegally
Illegals in Mexico are imprisoned in bad conditions then deported

The mex prez said these words in an interview on us tv

Or you could read the law

Or follow a case or two

No white person I know has as much disdain for Mexicans as does every Colombian I know

IIRC a lot of illegals are raped and murdered as well, so while not a part of the law, it still means getting caught is bad...





I also read that the Mexican Government facilitates travel from the southern border to ours for illegles so they can just sort of skip across, since it's easier to help them come here, than deport them to their home countries.  



 

The problem is not immigration

The problem is coming to the U.S. to create a sub culture that doesn't contribur to the idea that is the usa

Leftism and gov dependence are not American values

Come to share our values and contribute and we will welcome anyone of any race

No Guatemalan is allowed to stay in Mexico illegally

Transit to the us is another matter entirely

You're just too funny and a few cards short of a full deck. University of Texas is a bastion of progressive/communist ideology. Did you know that? They have a Caucasian professor Eric Pianka spewing the need for population control. On his terms. American academia is NOT the real world. The Collaborative government sponsored media will NOT cover mainstream Hispanic opinion because it doesn't jive with the narrative.

 

Let me validate myself real quick. Mexico also doesn't allow naturalized citizens to hold office, own land, vote, etc. etc.

 


 

Until the pan-Hispanic community as a whole can take a stand against illegal immigration (not "undocumented"), they're part of the problem.

Until the pan-Hispanic community can adopt a stance of actually integrating into the society of the USA instead of trying to force the USA to adapt to and accommodate to their culture (e.g. refusing to learn English, using political pressure to force schools to teach in Spanish and conduct all parent relations through interpreters), they're part of the problem.

I grew up in a community that was 96% Hispanic.  No other cultural group has as many multigenerational immigrants who still refuse to speak the language. Instead of pushing in a positive direction, the Hispanic community as a whole supports their self-segregation. And it's not divided among different (new world) Hispanic cultures... it is pervasive across the board.

Is a surprisingly large segment of mainstream US culture completely retarded in their views on Hispanics? Absolutely.  But the pan-Hispanic community in this country continues to make the problem worse instead of better. That they're overwhelmingly liberal and seem to love following the lead of "black America" in selling itself into slavery to the government is just more fuel for the fire.

I'm not Hispanic, I'm from Spain. We don't count.

Dumbest "look-at-me" thread of all time.

I don't know where this community is you speak of, but, they are doing it wrong. In the community I grew up in, with a 91% Hispanic population, everyone spoke English. ESL classes were for the kids who were "border brothers" and were people that needed to hurry up and speak English. I couldn't imagine finding a multigenerational family who did not speak English; that would be damn near unheard of. Did you live in a border town?

 

 

 

 














 

Perception is Reality

I mean Obama is half white, so how can he be Black.

Nowhere I've lived or worked with a significant Hispanic population was as you discribe.  There are always individuals who assimilate, but the majority do not and consider it somehow diminishing their culture to do so.  That's Southern California, Arizona, South Texas, Central Texas, to name a few. Both my mom and my wife were/are teachers in those communities and see the same.

Don't even get me started on the pervasive myth among even educated Hispanics that the US somehow "stole" the SouthWest...

Spaniards do not qualify for Hispanic scholarships, regardless of family income. This is the basis for my snarky comment.  I am very familiar with the origin of the term "Hispanic". It's "Latin" that I find to be an utterly stupid misnomer even though I understand the origin of that term as well.

It is amusing that you focus on two minor points in my post and utterly ignore the rest.  Part of the problem, I guess.

 

 




 

Us white people aren't the same either. Learn the difference we aren't all English. Maybe all of us should resort to speaking languages you don't understand and using it all day everyday. Not speaking the language and then driving on roads that require the use of the English language isn't right either. I am not actually pissy with you OP, it is just this sentiment that everyone should include everyone and be so sensitive to the cultural differences. Here is the thing, no one did it for Euro cultures either. People hated us potato eating fucking Irishmen. We were shunned and looked down upon when we got here. Same with all the Asians, and nobody cared enough to try and tell the difference between them either. I don't hate Hispanic people, my brothers wife and his in-laws are Mexican and I love them to death. I won't disagree with you on the idea that we make ourselves look ridiculous with some of the retarded crap that is spouted. Also, as far as the language thing goes, PR is a U.S. Territory, in order for their representation in the house to be heard they have to speak English. The Inuits were here before us, they are generally pretty isolated, most of them speak English and to top it all off, they can be treated as Native Americans. They didn't ask to be a part of this Nation. I will go the same route on the whole Guam thing as with P.R. So yeah, don't want to learn the language, that is fine, but dont drive on the road, it isn't legal and those English signs mean something. Also, don't expect me to know Spanish when you are sick and dying in the back of an Ambulance and I don't understand you (I actually know enough Spanish to figure the major problems out). I am not trying to be an ass, but I have all too often been looked at like I am the asshole because I don't speak fluent Spanish. If I moved to a Spanish speaking nation I would learn the language. My in-laws are Greek, they learned the language, should they get to look at the rest of this Country's citizens like we are asses because we expected them to learn English? No, they came here knowing that they probably wouldn't easily live here without the ability to speak the language. How do you deal with the utilities when you sign up for power, water, cable, insurance, and phone. Just one of those things I just don't understand.

The Mexican community is hardly conservative, socially or politically.

90%+ of the folks of Mexixan descent that live in this country arrived in the 20th century or later. The percentage of "Mexicans" who even know what the treaty if Guadalupe Hidalgo was is minuscule (but probably far greater than the number of folks that are directly connected to anyone who lost anything as a result).  Mexico gave it away far more than the U.S. "stole"  it.  Let's not forget that those affected generally chose to accept citizenship and were enthusiastic to do so.

I disliked her since I was a teenager. She's American just like you and I, that la raza ideology was likely an avenue for her to gain more support from the Hispanic community. She's a smart woman maximizing all angles over poor and uneducated minorities.

Damn gringos.

You do seem to project a lot.

lol

Um not Colombia. It is the second oldest democracy in the western hemisphere.

Where I have trouble is with this statement right here:
"Instead of embracing new culture and people you shun it away."
(One small example):
Last weekend my Mexican roommate threw a party at a house I own and asked me to DJ for it. During the course of the night several south American fellows boldly strode up to me and told me to "play some fucking latino music" which I'd been interspersing about 1/5 songs. When I told them it was a party for everyone, not just latinos they went sterroid racecard on me and demanded I respect their culture because they are they new America.
I contend that instead of embracing a new culture (the EXISTING culture of present America) latinos of all countries are too stubborn to change, adapt, embrace or learn about their 'new' home. I agree not all hispanics are this way, but a damn good majority are, which is causing the natural push-back of current US residents to not welcome this attitude with open arms. Cultural pride is one thing, but respect for another culture is surely required, especially if that other culture is feeding you.

Do you own any firearms?