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Yep. Within 10 years the Hispanics will constitute the key voting block. Good luck keeping control of your country when people from another land just walk in and take over. :hmph: That's a cue for someone to wittily point out that's how the Anglo Americans took the land away from the Indians and Spanish/Mexicans to become America... and yeah, that's my point. |
Here's the fix, take all those bus loads and drive to DC and dump them off at the white house, Pelosi's house, and the bamster's district in Chicago.
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Socialism of America. Thats what it is about, even if it sounds like cliché - it is no cliché, but socialist ideology. Delete historically grown identity and deny its existence, by that make rum to fill the void with socialist collectivism and the ideal new socialist man. The EU does exactly the same in Europe, by trying to delete regional differences more and more, habits and characteristics, and demanding that all regions shall run by the same rules, no matter whether said rules make sense in all regions. But the similarity between people on the Balkan and in the Baltic are not going much beyond phonetic similarities. What is done in the US and the EU, compares to what Stalin did in the Soviet Union, and Tito in Yugoslavia: deleting ethnic and national characteristics of people, and replacing them with the monocultural homo sovieticus, or the Yugoslav uni-identity man. See how they ended, learn from it. Conflict, hostility, war. Thats what happens when you force together what does not match, and deny people the right to live by their own identity feeling. Admitted, that is more important for Europe than the Us, since the US is basing on a totally different historic path of origin, being founded not by ethnic and national identity, but migration in the first. Still, the US has since long started to copy EU ways of thinking, and has turned socialist to a degree one would not have imagined possible just some decades ago. The destruction of the institution of "family" also plays a role here. |
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I do like that last bit though, so funny to read crap like that from someone who believes all that Rothbardian ideology nonsense where families don't matter and their children are just a commodity which should be sold at the market without a second thought.:doh: Quote:
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The wars started AFTER some people went to reverse what Tito did. And there were no wars when Tito was alive. Titos Yugoslav uni-identity man was a successefull war prevention project, unfortunately successefully reversed 10 years later by individuals with personal ambitions. No-one went to war after 1991 because they were forced to live together. They went to war because they were brainwashed AFTER Tito died. How do I know ?? I live on the ashes of that country and I listen about the good times from Slovenes, Serbs, Bosnians, Croats and Macedonians, when no-one hated each other. How do you know?? |
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And believe it or not, a few answers of yours in long since gone discussion have had their impact on me for sure. It's just that they detonated with a delayed fuze. Your innocent naturalness by which you once asked me in a return argument why you should see it as your obligation to pay taxes for the demands of other people - that got me completely unprepared, and I never have forgotten it. Back then I somewhat snapped, or was disgusted (-> empört). Today - I cover you. Yes, on some things I have done a very long intellectual journey. My attitude towards "state" and "social responsibility", and Islam being the two most obvious examples. It is not necessarily a bad thing, however: you have come to see things from both sides, and then know even better why in the end you refuse the one and accept the other. A "socialist" by the meaning of the word however I have never been, not even in my teen years. ;) My teen years' folly was that I admired Reagan back then. No joke. Anothert thing I have dramatically changed... :) |
Inside Tory central campaign office...
Mr Cameron we can win the general election if we let in one million Mexican's Cameron.."What can they offer? Mexican chilli.. And on that note welcome to the UK and remember vote Tory. :shifty: |
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The cure...
One world government, where everyone becomes a citizen of Earth with no national boundaries to cause this kind of BS.:hmmm:
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Nations change over time because of the influx of immigrants, once upon a time England was a pagan nation, as was most of Europe, then Christian immigrants and missionaries spread out from the Middle East. Sometimes these immigrants arrive through conquest, the UK has gone through at least a dozen of these conquests in its early history. Even as recent as the aftermath of the destruction of the Spanish Armada we received Spanish immigrants, survivors of the Armada who integrated themselves into the South-east coast of the country. They changed and the people around them changed, mostly un-noticably in the grand swathe of time, but when it happened it must have seemed like an invasion to the people of Cornwall and Devon. The US is changing, just as all nations have changed, Skybirds Germany didn't even exist until two hundred years ago, and since then it has changed in demographics dramatically over two centuries. In a way, America has been lucky, its borders have remained relatively static since the civil war, Europe has not. Borders are written and rewritten on the whims of leaders, we have seen just under seventy years of relative peace in Europe, the longest since the end of the Roman Empire, but even then our borders have changed, and people have moved from one nation to another. My great-grandmother came from what was called 'Polish Russia' but is now Lithuania, my wifes great-grandparents were from Poland, and yet I am English. My entire country is made up of immigrants, as is yours, and the ethnicity of these immigrants has changed from century to century. Sure, you have Hispanics coming in by the truckload, and they will settle, and they will bring their own language and their behaviour, and this will benefit and cause problems for Euro-Americans. I mean, how many Euro-Americans eat at Taco-Bell these days? Look at Tex-Mex food, a blending of American and Mexican food. With a more xenophobic outlook on Mexican immigrants it's likely this would never have occurred. Sure, it's scary, especially when you're on the other end, you feel as though you're losing control of your country, of your way of life, and people will happily use that fear to create hatred against others, even to the extent of genocide and murder. However, change is inevitable, whether you perceive it to be good or bad is immaterial. You can fight it, if you wish, many have done, Native Americans, Anglo-Saxons, Incas, and perhaps you will succeed, others have done...but your nation will still change, it will still become a nation that you will not recognise, just as the nation you grew up in would be unrecognisable to the Founding Fathers. Everything changes, nothing stays static, that is the nature of the world. |
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