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Originally Posted by wetibbe

Agreed that it does not matter statistically that Latinos outnumber Caucasians in the near term

taking into account that most Latinos are illegal alien Campesinos semi literate with at best a 6th grade education and some that are illiterate and cannot count numbers.

Gently, here is where you're wrong.

Just what the hell is a "Latino"? So many different meanings depending on convenience of the moment. "Latino" does not confer the meanings of Illegal, citizen; educated, ignorant; Spanish, English; Republican, Democrat; Catholic, Protestant; 5th generation, newly arrived; country of origin; law abiding, criminal; communist, socialist, or capitalist or even race.

We have a pope from Argentina, an old white man from south America elected by old white men in Europe to be the head of the church. The domestic brown race hustlers fell all over themselves that a "Latino" had become Pope and projected he would do all sorts of things about legalization. I asked a number of Mexican nationals, mostly of dubious legality and various degrees of English fluency, it it were a big deal about the Pope being "Latino". They didn't care about whether he was white or brown, nor where he came from. They all said it what was in the man's heart and could he fix the problems of the church. And not a one mentioned anything about the Pope addressing the issue of illegal immigration into the United States.

I see people of all different generations, of different cultures or mixtures of cultures, of widely ranging origins who are all lumped together as if they were all the same person.

And that's just simply not true.

Do I believe that there is a migration so vast that assimilation is hindered? Very much so.

Do I believe that many of the children of illegals do not become adequately educated and grow up to be a net drag on society? yes

Do I believe that what made America into such a desirous place to immigrate to is being torn out by the roots? Yes. And much of it is encouraged by white people.

But, people who grow up here are not the same people as their parents and grandparents, regardless of how both sides of the immigration shout down make it so.

Race does not prevent those kids from being American, nor does it prevent them from taking in whatever it was and is that made America great. The fact that many don't can be faulted in many directions, not the least the schools and politicians who pander to "diversity", those who want to tear down America and make it into something else.