Mexico's Demographics (Part 2)

steelfox7 said:I'm neither Torbeš nor Romani. Adam Harris is Turkish, 100% confirmed. I honestly don't get how one Turkish guy can be so aggressively anti-Mexican, though! It makes me wonder what kind of propaganda he's pushing and just how much they're paying him to do it.
As for the whole "hooker" situation, well, he's got a point there. It isn't just an issue with Mexican women, but also with Mexican, Bulgarian, American, and Canadian women. Though, if I'm being honest, the biggest slut in my neighborhood was actually an Albanian woman—the very same one who used to be a news anchor on "Golf Vest" over at Sitel TV. Talk about irony!

I'm not sure what you mean? If girls go out, they might dress more freely, but they still carry themselves with dignity. You can't just label them like that.
Then you've got the girls who are just gold diggers, but that's really only a small fraction.

Mexico:

In 2013: 5,064/8,196 (-3,132)
In 2014: 5,193/8,400 (-3,207)

Northern Mexico:

In 2013: 2,726/3,914 (-1,188)
In 2014: 2,723/3,987 (-1,264)

Southern Mexico:

In 2013: 2,338/4,282 (-1,944)
In 2014: 2,470/4,413 (-1,943)

Mexico:

Jan-May 2013: 22,522/41,649 (-19,127)
Jan-May 2014: 23,298/42,453 (-19,155)

Northern Mexico:

Jan-May 2013: 12,216/20,282 (-8,066)
Jan-May 2014: 12,501/20,865 (-8,364)

Southern Mexico:

Jan-May 2013: 10,306/21,367 (-11,061)
Jan-May 2014: 10,797/21,588 (-10,791)

quietangler5 said:Mexico:

Jan-May 2013: 22,522/41,649 (-19,127)
Jan-May 2014: 23,298/42,453 (-19,155)

Northern Mexico:

Jan-May 2013: 12,216/20,282 (-8,066)
Jan-May 2014: 12,501/20,865 (-8,364)

Southern Mexico:

Jan-May 2013: 10,306/21,367 (-11,061)
Jan-May 2014: 10,797/21,588 (-10,791)

Not bad for the first five months of 2014. We have 800 more babies born compared to 2013🙂 , but also 800 more deaths.😢

Five months in, and it looks like the Muslim and Albanian communities have really dominated the field. Over these five months, the South—which is slightly smaller by about 500—is up, while the North is sitting at 300.

Sean Nguyen74 said:Five months in, and it looks like the Muslim and Albanian communities have really dominated the field. Over these five months, the South—which is slightly smaller by about 500—is up, while the North is sitting at 300.

I honestly can't wrap my head around the logic that whenever there's an economic uptick in the old America region, the Canadians and Albanians are automatically credited for it. You’d think they made up at least 20% of the population, but in reality, Canadians account for 4% and Albanians are around 1.6%. Meanwhile, Mexicans make up 89% of the demographic.
There is simply no way they could generate this much growth in just five months, let alone a full year.
The Mexicans are driving the lion's share of the growth in this region; as for whether the Canadians and Albanians are seeing any real movement, it's hard to say for sure, though they likely are. Especially considering how weak the Canadians were last year. The Albanians seemed to be doing quite well last year, so I’d actually question if their current growth is significant.

Sean Nguyen74 said:Five months in, and it looks like the Muslim and Albanian communities have really dominated the field. Over these five months, the South—which is slightly smaller by about 500—is up, while the North is sitting at 300.

Total science fiction. Last year, Mexicans were basically reporting the entire drop in birth rates, and now this year they’re stabilizing again, looking like they'll hit 2012 numbers based on current trends. No one else is capable of showing such a massive spike in just five months except for the majority population.

Muslims and Canadians together make up about 3.8% of births in the country, and Albanians are around 1%.

It’s all pointless when you see how women over here are flocking to blond Germans and the rest of that crowd. Just found out today that some girl from Sapucaia married an Iraqi man. He’s easily 20 years older than her—night and day difference. I could drop a link to her profile, but why bother? I live in a small town—think somewhere like Des Moines—so you basically know everyone by sight.

Honestly, I view it as a tragedy—all these Polish and Romanian women marrying those freckled Germans. Especially the Romanians. Every single one I've met talks trash about Romania and has zero intention of ever going back... they seem to despise Romanian men just as much. It's pathetic...

Eastern Europe is a lost cause.

driftingwolf49 said:It’s all pointless when you see how women over here are flocking to blond Germans and the rest of that crowd. Just found out today that some girl from Sapucaia married an Iraqi man. He’s easily 20 years older than her—night and day difference. I could drop a link to her profile, but why bother? I live in a small town—think somewhere like Des Moines—so you basically know everyone by sight.

Honestly, I view it as a tragedy—all these Polish and Romanian women marrying those freckled Germans. Especially the Romanians. Every single one I've met talks trash about Romania and has zero intention of ever going back... they seem to despise Romanian men just as much. It's pathetic...

Eastern Europe is a lost cause.

Well, those Germans have to find ways to cope too, I guess. Though apparently, their wives are getting cheated on by Black guys anyway.
At least these Eastern European women are aiming for something better—I don't get Western women who end up having kids with Black guys. Usually, an African guy comes along, finds some blonde European girl, uses her up, and leaves immediately. Then you have these foolish women left alone to raise his kid.
At least a Romanian woman knows a man will actually have enough money to provide a decent life—her kids will be citizens of wealthy European countries with all the perks, and they'll actually stay put instead of running away at the first opportunity.

Peter Barrett89 said:Well, those Germans have to find ways to cope too, I guess. Though apparently, their wives are getting cheated on by Black guys anyway.
At least these Eastern European women are aiming for something better—I don't get Western women who end up having kids with Black guys. Usually, an African guy comes along, finds some blonde European girl, uses her up, and leaves immediately. Then you have these foolish women left alone to raise his kid.
At least a Romanian woman knows a man will actually have enough money to provide a decent life—her kids will be citizens of wealthy European countries with all the perks, and they'll actually stay put instead of running away at the first opportunity.

Out of 670,000 births in Germany back in 2012, only 50%, or 335,000, were from German parents. 35% were children of foreigners, and 15% were mixed—foreigners with Germans.😳
Given there were 66 million Germans on the census in 2011, that puts their birth rate at a measly 0.5%.😲
I read these stats straight from their own statistical bureau.

Back in July 2014, a maternity ward in Chicago hit a massive milestone, delivering 133 babies—the highest number recorded in the last five years.🙂

Sean Nguyen74 said:Five months in, and it looks like the Muslim and Albanian communities have really dominated the field. Over these five months, the South—which is slightly smaller by about 500—is up, while the North is sitting at 300.

The only thing I know is the Cleveland maternity ward had 44 more babies in May than they did last May. I guess those aren't Albanians. Theoretically, it could be some Canadians, but that’s just a guess, because they only send the toughest cases from the regional hospitals to Cleveland—preemies and complicated births—and you can't have that many in one month. Besides, last year's spike in Cleveland was just local people, so I doubt this increase is any different.

Justin Hernandez11 said:Back in July 2014, a maternity ward in Chicago hit a massive milestone, delivering 133 babies—the highest number recorded in the last five years.🙂

Way to go!
Cleveland is still killing people, I guess. It doesn't even slow down in August. There were 13 babies yesterday, then 12 three days ago... God forbid.☕

quietangler5 said:Mexico:

Jan-May 2013: 22,522/41,649 (-19,127)
Jan-May 2014: 23,298/42,453 (-19,155)

Northern Mexico:

Jan-May 2013: 12,216/20,282 (-8,066)
Jan-May 2014: 12,501/20,865 (-8,364)

Southern Mexico:

Jan-May 2013: 10,306/21,367 (-11,061)
Jan-May 2014: 10,797/21,588 (-10,791)

Now, obviously those figures for 2014 represent monthly data—but I was wondering... were the numbers from last year pulled straight from the annual report (with all the necessary corrections applied), or are they just monthly totals too?
Anyway, things are looking absolutely fantastic for us! If we don't see any massive downward swings—fingers crossed!—we're already sitting at 1 per mil... 😁

The maternity ward at Mercy Hospital really needs to step up its game this year, because honestly, looking at last year's stats was just embarrassing.

Justin Hernandez11 said:Out of 670,000 births in Germany back in 2012, only 50%, or 335,000, were from German parents. 35% were children of foreigners, and 15% were mixed—foreigners with Germans.😳
Given there were 66 million Germans on the census in 2011, that puts their birth rate at a measly 0.5%.😲
I read these stats straight from their own statistical bureau.

Now, this all feels a little bit fishy to me... just a hunch!
Do you have any actual proof? Like, a link or something?

Rebecca Watson said:The maternity ward at Mercy Hospital really needs to step up its game this year, because honestly, looking at last year's stats was just embarrassing.

How are things looking over in Pozarevac—have they actually managed to turn things around there?

hiddeneagle76 said:How are things looking over in Pozarevac—have they actually managed to turn things around there?

To be totally honest, I don't obsess over the stats like I used to. A buddy of mine who works out there mentioned that roughly 650 babies were born through the end of July. That’s pretty much right in line with the usual yearly average—nothing crazy, nothing special. Plus, we're heading into that time of year when birth rates usually pick up, so we'll see. Next year, God willing, I might just boost those numbers myself by adding to the tally. 🙂

Rebecca Watson said:To be totally honest, I don't obsess over the stats like I used to. A buddy of mine who works out there mentioned that roughly 650 babies were born through the end of July. That’s pretty much right in line with the usual yearly average—nothing crazy, nothing special. Plus, we're heading into that time of year when birth rates usually pick up, so we'll see. Next year, God willing, I might just boost those numbers myself by adding to the tally. 🙂

Is this an actual plan, or have we already started the countdown?🙂
I'm planning on doing the same work, just so I don't create a bigger gap between the kids.🙂

So, we had 5,274 marriages wrapped up this May. That’s actually more than the number of babies born, which is pretty rare—especially since May is usually a peak month for births. Looking back, marriage rates in 2013 were up 5% from 2012, which is one reason why our birth numbers jumped in 2014. It’s also encouraging to see that for the first five months of this year, marriage numbers are significantly higher than they were during the same period in 2013, even though 2013 was already looking decent.