The Great Replacement Theory

[WuWei]

@PurpnGold

Yes unless something drastically changes… it’s inevitable.

Good. I agree.

Do we agree that there are roughly 250k migrants, mostly Latino, coming into the US monthly?

[Jezcoe]

@Hexenbiest

It’s not a conspiracy theory and was started with the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. You can see the demographic trends shift majorly since then especially in Texas and California. I have nothing against anyone but it’s far from a conspiracy, it was a deliberate way to try increase the population of the democratic party and it worked.

This is what gets me about this little conspiracy.

So if it was started back in 1965 to bolster the ranks of the Democrats… what has the GOP done in the past almost 60 years to offer something to bring those people to their side?

[WuWei]

That’s not the discussion, yet.

[PurpnGold]

@Hexenbiest

It’s not a conspiracy theory and was started with the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. You can see the demographic trends shift majorly since then especially in Texas and California. I have nothing against anyone but it’s far from a conspiracy, it was a deliberate way to try increase the population of the democratic party and it worked.

It’s a conspiracy theory that there is a cabal of elites that is forcing this change as a middle finger to white conservatives.

[WuWei]

@PurpnGold

It’s a conspiracy theory that there is a cabal of elites that is forcing this change as a middle finger to white conservatives.

We’re not quite there yet. But I think you should think about that.

[Jezcoe]

@PurpnGold

@Hexenbiest

It’s not a conspiracy theory and was started with the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. You can see the demographic trends shift majorly since then especially in Texas and California. I have nothing against anyone but it’s far from a conspiracy, it was a deliberate way to try increase the population of the democratic party and it worked.

It’s a conspiracy theory that there is a cabal of elites that is forcing this change as a middle finger to white conservatives.

Which is pretty wild since there is a lot of overlap in interests between Conservative White Evangelicals and Religious Hispanics.

[PurpnGold]

@Jezcoe

@PurpnGold

@Hexenbiest

It’s not a conspiracy theory and was started with the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. You can see the demographic trends shift majorly since then especially in Texas and California. I have nothing against anyone but it’s far from a conspiracy, it was a deliberate way to try increase the population of the democratic party and it worked.

It’s a conspiracy theory that there is a cabal of elites that is forcing this change as a middle finger to white conservatives.

Which is pretty wild since there is a lot of overlap in interests between Conservative White Evangelicals and Religious Hispanics.

And black people as well…which goes back to your other post. If the GOP knows this… why haven’t they made a bigger tent?

[Jezcoe]

@PurpnGold

@Jezcoe

@PurpnGold

@Hexenbiest

It’s not a conspiracy theory and was started with the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. You can see the demographic trends shift majorly since then especially in Texas and California. I have nothing against anyone but it’s far from a conspiracy, it was a deliberate way to try increase the population of the democratic party and it worked.

It’s a conspiracy theory that there is a cabal of elites that is forcing this change as a middle finger to white conservatives.

Which is pretty wild since there is a lot of overlap in interests between Conservative White Evangelicals and Religious Hispanics.

And black people as well…which goes back to your other post. If the GOP knows this… why haven’t they made a bigger tent?

60’years is a long time to forge a coalition.

[WuWei]

That’s not the discussion. The black nation (ADOS) is waning, not waxing.

[PurpnGold]

@WuWei

@PurpnGold

It’s a conspiracy theory that there is a cabal of elites that is forcing this change as a middle finger to white conservatives.

We’re not quite there yet. But I think you should think about that.

Did I miss the syllabus somewhere?

[WuWei]

Yes. It requires discernment and self-discipline.

[PurpnGold]

@WuWei

Yes. It requires discernment and self-discipline.

And mind reading apparently.

[WuWei]

No. Just what I said. Just don’t chase the squirrels when they run by. You can do it.

[WuWei]

@WuWei

@PurpnGold

Yes unless something drastically changes… it’s inevitable.

Good. I agree.

Do we agree that there are roughly 250k migrants, mostly Latino, coming into the US monthly?

Do we agree with this?

[PurpnGold]

@WuWei

@WuWei

@PurpnGold

Yes unless something drastically changes… it’s inevitable.

Good. I agree.

Do we agree that there are roughly 250k migrants, mostly Latino, coming into the US monthly?

Do we agree with this?

If that’s what DHS says… then yes I agree.

[WuWei]

Good.

Do we agree that that influx of illegals is a significant contributing factor to the demographic change previously agreed upon?

[PurpnGold]

@WuWei

Good.

Do we agree that that influx of illegals is a significant contributing factor to the demographic change previously agreed upon?

No, I think birth rates are a bigger factor.

[WuWei]

Ok, you have evidence of your belief?

[Safiel]

Meh.

White people are breeding well below the replacement rate. Meaning that the white race will eventually go extinct or be subsumed into other races. Their own ■■■■■■■ fault, nobody else’s.

Now I did my part by going above the replacement rate (3 kids).

Oops.

But with a Japanese woman, producing Asian children.

Sorry, I struck out as far as survival of the White race goes.

As you can probably tell, I am being facetious. It is my fervent hope that in a few hundred years, humans will have crossbred into a single race and thus put the concept of race behind us for good.

[WuWei]

Less than 1 million with Hispanico mothers in 2022. About 4 months worth of illegals.

Hispanic Birth Rate Accounts for More than 25% of Total In US.