Texas adding nine hispanics for every white resident to population

[Eagle-Keeper]

@Nemesis

Why are so many scared that the demographic they are used to is changing? I am white and dont give a crap if in a couple of generations hispanics, or asians or any other demographic becomes the majority. Even if it was to happen today I would not be bothered.

Your way of life is not going to be eliminated it will just adapt and evolve. Your grandkids or great grandkids or whatever generation will know no different and for them if their culture was to change and evolve again would probably kick in a repetition of the entire fear cycle.

What many people are concerned about is how this is happening. Not through the normal legal process and doing it according to our countries needs, but through having thousands of impoverished migrants pouring across our border on a daily basis. Look at what uncontrolled immigration has done to LA.

[thinkingman]

@PurpnGold

@thinkingman

lol yeah, while everyone leaves California for texas.

Are they doing it for Texas beaches or entertainment? Are they doing it because of Texas beautiful landscape?

because California has become such a screwed up state

[lessright]

The same reason I’m not the smartest guy in the room… but I play the part on this forum?

[PurpnGold]

@thinkingman

because California has become such a screwed up state

[Eagle-Keeper]

@Cynic

All successful states have similar issues, but we are also the largest. Your links are rhetorical nonsense, no ■■■■ the largest state has the “largest/greatest x” …

Tell me this then. How are the cities and towns in California that have had large numbers of immigration from Central and South America doing now compared to the towns that have had little to no immigration from those regions?

[Eagle-Keeper]

@thinkingman

Are they doing it for Texas beaches or entertainment? Are they doing it because of Texas beautiful landscape?

because California has become such a screwed up state

People leave states like NJ and California largely because of the cost of living.

[thinkingman]

@Eagle-Keeper

@thinkingman

Are they doing it for Texas beaches or entertainment? Are they doing it because of Texas beautiful landscape?

because California has become such a screwed up state

People leave states like NJ and California largely because of the cost of living.

right. the ridiculous tax situation, enacted by leftists.

[thinkingman]

@PurpnGold

@thinkingman

because California has become such a screwed up state

New York, California high-tax state exodus just beginning, expert warns

dont break your emoticon generator.

[TheRedComet]

Economic opportunity, a rich cultural heritage that is the gateway to the south from those coming from further out west, everything from desert to grassland to bayous. There’s a lot to see in Texas. Not many states have that kind of demographic and geographic diversity.

[Cynic]

You keep linking articles that essentially say “less successful people leave most successful states”. Too bad they couldn’t make it, but that’s life.

Bootstraps, right?

[PurpnGold]

@thinkingman

dont break your emoticon generator.

Good maybe I can afford beachfront property if more people leave. But they won’t because capitalism works… even in California.

[PurpnGold]

@TheRedComet

Economic opportunity, a rich cultural heritage that is the gateway to the south from those coming from further out west, everything from desert to grassland to bayous. There’s a lot to see in Texas. Not many states have that kind of demographic and geographic diversity.

Which is great… but it’s not like California.

[Cynic]

“Gateway to the south” is not a good thing.

[Eagle-Keeper]

@Nemesis

Hopefully once hispanics become the majority in Texas they can make it The envy of The Union.

How are the towns in America that are now majority Hispanic doing compared to towns that are not? Do you have any statistics on that?

[TheRedComet]

I strongly disagree with that sentiment.

There are many great things about the south.

We have some issues, but it’s home.

[Jezcoe]

@Eagle-Keeper

@Nemesis

Hopefully once hispanics become the majority in Texas they can make it The envy of The Union.

How are the towns in America that are now majority Hispanic doing compared to towns that are not? Do you have any statistics on that?

I am curious to see where this line of argument goes.

[Cynic]

I’m joking. I swear.

[Eagle-Keeper]

@Jezcoe

Hopefully once hispanics become the majority in Texas they can make it The envy of The Union.

How are the towns in America that are now majority Hispanic doing compared to towns that are not? Do you have any statistics on that?

I am curious to see where this line of argument goes.

Statistics provide facts, albeit not necessarily the whole picture, but facts nonetheless. For example I can tell you from my experience as an educator that statistically students from Asian countries and India outperformed all other races, including whites. I would assume that there would be similar stats nation wide as well.

[Jezcoe]

@Eagle-Keeper

@Jezcoe

Hopefully once hispanics become the majority in Texas they can make it The envy of The Union.

How are the towns in America that are now majority Hispanic doing compared to towns that are not? Do you have any statistics on that?

I am curious to see where this line of argument goes.

Statistics provide facts, albeit not necessarily the whole picture, but facts nonetheless. For example I can tell you from my experience as an educator that statistically students from Asian countries and India outperformed all other races, including whites. I would assume that there would be similar stats nation wide as well.

So… what does that lead one to believe?

[Eagle-Keeper]

That all depends on the person. One can simply conclude that students from Asian countries and India are simply smarter or one can conclude that their parents and upbringing involves a greater emphasis on education or some other theory.