hjmick
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but we might have to make cinco de mayo a national federal holiday too.....
You mean it's not already?
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but we might have to make cinco de mayo a national federal holiday too.....
no more than st pattys day...
but the irish are white so....
NEWSFLASH!
Vicente Fox is not the president of mexico anymore.
good grief.
Hey, don't sweat it dude.... Im sure we will save a nice reservation for you out in the desert somewhere where you can remember the glory days of your culture as it shrinks into a fragile impotent joke of what it once was....
you might have to walk to get there, though... maybe we can name yours the "trail of waspy christian RAGE"
ps... considering the religion of the MAJORITY of latinos it highly doubt if your orwelian muslim majority nightmare will ever cause foreign christians to do missionary work in the US...
so, xmas is safe.. but we might have to make cinco de mayo a national federal holiday too.....
when in doubt scream RACIST, eh?
Ironically, I bet you've never accused anyone on the left of the same easy 1-2-3 sidestep...
Your opinon about what I exude on this board means two things - the first one is Jack.. can you guess what the second thing is?
perhaps if you were not so quick to scream racist when the reality of history comes a slappin you in the face like a cow attacking a salt block you wouldnt have to bury your less than impressive retort among 20 paragraphs... but, im sure, conversation wasnt your desire so much as trying to RSR up the thread is..
Yes, lets give back Texas!
Better yet, how about we cede the entire U.S. to the indigenous Native American tribes of the U.S.., and lets encourage Canada to do the same, and even Mexico, who so mercilously slaughtered the Apache Indians when they crossed the border fleeing from the U.S. Calvry in the 19th century.
Sounds good to me! Give back the land that you'd be adamant about giving back to the indegenous people were the Mexicans Jewish instead of Latino!
yet attempts to respect all religious beliefs, but refrains from allow those systems to dictate it's policy.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHOHOHOHOHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA!
hilarious.
remind me of that one right after you vote for a muslim President. (if you can remember who the current one is)
The problem is that when you have a government of the "people" and for the "people" you have a government that is basically made up of what those people are. They still never the less are restrained within the bounds of the U.S. constitution. That's whats incredible about this imperfect nation. It recognizes the imperfect of government, so it set's up safe guards to protect itself from itself in essence, and unethical dictates to it governed populous.
...AND... since the Constitution does not garentee or protect the majority of whites IT WILL BE USED BY WHATEVER NON WHITE RACIAL MAJORITY THAT PUSHES WHITES INTO A MINORITY. So, dance around like a chicken with a broken neck all you want to while rationalizing waspy PANIC at losing the upper hand... When latinos outnumber you and use DEMOCRACY to maintain the new Latino privilege, hopefully, you don't get all terroristy on your way to the reservation. I know I know... it SUCKS when someone who is not white plays the same game that whites have played for decades... by the rules of the US Constitution no less..
now, blather on with the typical limbaugh liberal bashing as if I give a damn about what you think about liberals. You act as if WASPS created America in a fucking caucasian vacuum, dude... indeed, call me a racist while totally ignoring the backs of slaves and the support of indegenous Americans that this nation was also created through... After all, the WORLD should fall to their knees at the very mention of white people, shouldnt they?
It's cool.. like I said... I suggest you start mending fences today and pray that you are not treated like you want to treat others tomorrow.
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no, it's about culture.
I bet you don't sport the ole wig look these days do you? Is that a travesty of a lost tradition or is that indicative of times that are always a changin'?
You might as well say that the Westward Expansion wasnt about race either... but look at the impact of the cultures in the way of said expansion. Similarly, the Constitution doesn't say that the US will remain a bastion of waspy cucasian european culture anymore than it said that we will always wear wigs and pantaloons.
My advice is to mend as many fences as you can and pray that you are not, later, treated how the majority, now, treats their minorities. It's just a matter of time before the naturalized latino populations use the same Democracy found in the Constitution in the same fashion that whites have been pummeling everyone with... Being white or living according to your opinion on tradition is not a prerequisite for Constitutional protection.
true fact.
You mean like your post #36? Yeah, that was racist. Seriously, the tendency to throw around the racism charge regarding Hispanics is a joke. Most Americans, including those that have a serious problem with illegal entries, haven't any problem with Hispanics in general and Mexicans in particular. Look through the many threads on the topic. For the most part it is acknowledged that these are overwhelmingly people that are just trying to better their own lives and that of their families. Problem is, the US needs to get a grip on the border. I've said it tens of times, up the quota number for Mexico, but close the border.
No, it's NOT really about culture either (although that's part of it). Frankly I like a lot about the Mexican culture: it's Christian, family-oriented, hard-working, good values, etc. I wouldn't mind seeing more of that here in the U.S.
The issue is primarily about our laws and maintaining the integrity of our country. Our country is supposed to operate on law. We already have immigration laws on the books which are being broken. This is going a long way to break down our country if it continues. I want no part of becoming part of some kind of North American Union. Is that what you are hoping for?
yea.. I guess "racism" amounts to using two or more non-engrish words in the same sentence these days...
face it. democraphics change and the US Constitution makes no garentee that the US of A will remain caucasian. Call me a racist for pointing that out if you want but at least you are not yet to the point where it is socially acceptable to postulate that the only good gringo is a dead gringo...
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Who is speaking of Caucasians? Well you. WASP, which I fail on the protestant part. I'm on record for not harboring a problem with Hispanics, nearly a third of my class last year were at least partially Hispanic, as there is plenty of intermarriage from Mexicans and 'gringos' in this area.
'New Thinking'
The New York Sun* reports that the EastWest Institute held a conference yesterday "to promote 'new thinking against violent extremism and radicalization.' " Among the speakers was Harvard's Jessica Stern:
Dr. Stern opened her remarks by saying that, while it may be true there is presently more violence being committed in the name of Islam than in the name of other religions, "all three major monotheistic religions have produced violence." . . .Bill Donohue of the Catholic League quickly weighed in with a rebuttal of Stern's anti-Catholic remark:
"I've heard a lot of bashing of Muslim clerics for not stepping up to the plate and condemning extremist violence," she said. "But Catholic priests are not stepping up to condemn those who kill abortion doctors . . . [and] rabbis are not condemning the violent settlers' movement." . . .
When asked to cite specific examples of violence undertaken by this "violent settlers' movement," she mentioned Yigal Amir's 1995 assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzchak Rabin, a crime that was almost universally condemned by Jewish leadership.
There has not been a single abortionist killed in the U.S. since 1998. When there were killings in the mid-1990s, Cardinal Roger Mahony of Los Angeles, chairman of the Pro-Life Activities of the bishops' conference, said that such shootings make "a mockery of everything we stand for." When there were two killings at Massachusetts abortion clinics, Cardinal Bernard Law not only denounced them, he ordered a moratorium on sidewalk protest vigils outside abortion clinics in Boston. Cardinal John O'Connor's response in New York was profound: "If anyone has an urge to kill an abortionist, kill me instead."
It is of course true, and worth noting, that not all fanatics who murder in the name of religion are Muslims. But Stern seems to have drawn these false equivalences for the purpose of excusing decent Muslims who remain silent when others commit atrocities in the the name of Islam. How can this possibly be helpful? If this is an example of "new thinking," we'll stick with the old kind, thanks.
* Disclosure: Heather Robinson, author of the Sun story, was our guest at an EastWest Institute dinner last week.
Who is speaking of Caucasians? Well you. WASP, which I fail on the protestant part. I'm on record for not harboring a problem with Hispanics, nearly a third of my class last year were at least partially Hispanic, as there is plenty of intermarriage from Mexicans and 'gringos' in this area.
indeed, then you can already see the integration happening which will snatch away that coveted majority status...
enjoy!
learn another language!
well, there is that damn Machismo aspect to latino culture but, hell, isnt that why antonio banderas makes you moist?
by the way... second and third generation latinos will not be picking fruit... they will be running for office... theywont be sending money back to mexico because their families will be here. They wont be tyring to hear about learning engrish when they can vote to retain spanish.
the irony kills me.
The irony is your claims to being 'branded' a racist, you are.
On the other hand, so many that want illegal problem brought under control, aren't racists, but are attacked for being so. Thanks for giving an example of the difference.
im racist for giving you a glimps of the next 50 years in America?
...or is it just because I dont pretend that caucasians will have their white privilage once the latino population blossoms?
call me a racist if you want to. hell, it works for the zionists so why wouldnt YOU latch onto it like a pup on a nipple?
indeed, tell me more about sending people back to mexico while breaking your leg to defend israel.... yes, IM the racist one... indeed.... hehehe...
ps.. im not usually one to pick on grammer so instead of a joke ill just ask that you review how commas are used. you are a teacher, right?
Our Hopeful Step, Your Foolishly Unilateral Withdrawal
Yesterday we noted that the Boston Globe was blaming Israel--and in particular "Ariel Sharon's foolishly unilateral withdrawal" from Gaza in 2005--for Hamas's violent takeover of Gaza. Blogger Harry Forbes notes that in 2005, the Globe sang quite a different tune:
To argue, as Benjamin Netanyahu did in resigning from the Cabinet, that disengagement from Gaza would create "a giant base for terrorism" is to argue that there should never be a two-state solution to the conflict. Denying Palestinians a homeland has been counterproductive for both peoples. Denying them even the hope of a homeland would be a road map to war everlasting.
Another protest frequently voiced by the Israeli right is that the withdrawal, scheduled to begin on Wednesday, only rewards Palestinian militants for the second intifadah--five years of attacks and other violent resistance to Israeli control. But this stance is backward-looking and self-defeating. . . .
Begun as a unilateral move announced by Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, the step has since attracted a level of coordination that is encouraging on its own terms. . . .
The settlements have often been called facts on the ground. The withdrawal from Gaza, if successful, will be another important fact.
Well, at least the Globe wasn't wrong about everything. There is no denying that the withdrawal from Gaza is an important fact.
How interesting, from Mexico to Israel, your type has no bounds.
On that topic:
http://www.opinionjournal.com/best/?id=110010217