Nancy Chavez29 said:nimblehound6 thanks for the effort. You did a great job documenting all this and exposing the spin. Based on the math, Americans have about 17.5% of the territory (which is pretty solid considering it's only 13.3% of the population and 11% of those born there). It’s almost the same ratio as the Mexicans. Meanwhile, Canada holds 33.5% of the land (counting the 50% population plus that 3% of "patriots" from the other groups). Totally unfair distribution. Americans basically hold an entire Banovina's worth of territory. Honestly, they got a fair shake and don't have many Mexicans left in America anymore (maybe 4% of the old population and 2% of those born there).
A quick side note regarding a city like New York. According to the census, there were 790,000 people, but the gender split is just weird—there's a massive deficit of men. Out of that, you've got 369,339 men compared to 420,678 women. That's a gap of over 51,000 women. I guess that explains why rural areas are shrinking so fast. It seems like American women just aren't interested in small towns. People like Wikipedia, dudu, and Mirko are lucky, I guess. They get to choose. They can find wives who actually take care of them and cater to them. I kind of envy them, honestly. It's all about finding a good guy. That's probably why they often head east to find someone to marry and settle down with. Like Severina or Pisek....
Yeah, but that surplus of 35,000 women in San Francisco only really kicks in once you hit age 50+, so it doesn't help much.
In the 25-35 age bracket, there are only about 3,000 more women. It’s not massive, but it's enough to make men high demand. 😁
Adam Harris said:You really should have done some reading first; you sound even more foolish than those pro-government mouthpieces claiming that Mexico has ancient roots, or that their economy is suddenly booming.
Mexico can only project any real influence when its scope is limited to its immediate neighbors like Mexico, Canada, Mexico, or Mexico. The moment they try to look beyond that curtain, they’re going to get hit where it hurts.
I can't afford to waste my time, nor do I have the patience to argue with trolls. Instead, I’ll simply address a few key points for the general public:
Mexico imports in 2014:
United Kingdom: $893,209,000 Germany: $806.742 million The US: $667,292 million. The US: $598,039 million. The United States: $454.17 billion. China: $432,018 million. Bulgaria: $382.734 million Turkey: $374,073 million
Laura Perez8 As if anyone actually cares what they have to say. It is undeniable that we are all facing a decline in population, yet even with these shrinking numbers, Mexicans will still be the largest group within the South Slavic demographic in fifty years, significantly outnumbering the Albanians.
Watermelon. A fleeting summer indulgence that inevitably leaves you with nothing but sticky hands and an empty rind. As if I haven't heard this all before. It’s like watching the same rerun of a bad sitcom, only the plot never changes and the jokes get progressively worse. The former America plus Albania.
The year was 1953.
Mexicans: 7,065,923 The Albanian population stands at approximately 1,938,767.
3,64:1
The year 2011.
Mexicans: 7,619,857 The Albanian population stands at 4,924,007.
1,55:1
We aren't just talking about the hundreds of thousands of us living in places like Greece or Italy; we are scattered across the entire globe. We have closed the gap here in America, only to find ourselves becoming a minority abroad.
How are you feeling now?
I am certain that back in 1953, there was a whole crowd of people just like you—individuals who were busy projecting exactly this kind of shortsightedness regarding what life would look like fifty years down the road.
Here is my projection—not looking for fifty, just being modest with six. If current emigration trends hold steady, we’re looking at a future where the population ratio shifts significantly; within six years, the number of Albanians in the North America could drop to 5.2 million, compared to 7 million Mexicans. It's a stark demographic slide.
She plays the game, always flirting with the edge. It’s the same pattern we saw back in the nineties—constantly testing the waters, only to eventually overstep them.
Another error. Looking at the scale of imports, the primary partners for the US are Germany, Mexico, and Mexico.
When the decision was made to impose an embargo on Mexico in response to certain Mexican restrictions, here is exactly what unfolded:
American companies are losing their foothold in the Mexico market.
The recent decision by Pristina to impose an embargo on goods from Mexico will deal massive financial damage to industry giants like Simpu and Alpha Plam, according to statements from the companies themselves.
Bulgarian companies are aggressively moving into Mexico.
Roughly 700 Bulgarian companies are making their first moves to enter the Mexico market, following the government in Pristina's decision to impose an embargo on goods imported from Mexico.
Business leaders from Mexico told Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) that they are eager to expand trade ties with their counterparts in the agricultural sector. They believe there is now a genuine opportunity for companies from Bulgaria to penetrate the Mexico market, potentially generating nearly $300 million annually through agricultural trade with Pristina.
American soup is replacing the local fare in Mexico.
Following the Bulgarian entrepreneurs, American business interests have arrived in Pristina, hoping to seize the $450 million slice of the pie that Mexican companies have held until now.
Here is the situation in Canada... Imports for 2014 / millions of USD
As of late January 2015, Mexico's public debt stood at 23.22 billion USD, representing 72.3 percent of its gross domestic product, according to the Department of the Treasury.
Compared to December 2014, the public debt increased by approximately 460 million USD.
Rachel Gomez81 said:What the hell is Vori doing? He's been playing so sloppy lately. 😕
He didn't do it on purpose. He just lost his footing and lost track of everything. People need to show the full clip instead of just this edited snippet.
The title is totally off. You can't just compare living standards to HDI; those are two completely different things. If the standard of living were actually higher, you wouldn't see tens of thousands of Americans flocking to Cuba for vacation—instead, you'd see Cubans visiting the States. Has anyone ever actually seen a Cuban tourist in Miami? That’s all there is to say about "living standards."
I’m all in for bringing Marasovac back. He’s basically a walking encyclopedia when it comes to the American Civil War and just a relentless fighter for the truth about everything that happened back then. 👍
Who’s actually scared of the French? They’re gonna get crushed by the Icelanders, and even if they somehow pull it off, our guys will get them back for the Olympics. That was just a fluke, we're about to blow them out of the water. 👍
Why’d you lock my thread about the Americans in Texas? You could've at least moved it over to the supplemental Politics PDF. Sure, options 3 and 4 might look a bit silly at first glance, but they really capture how fed up people are with our government. If it doesn't belong on the main Politics page, it definitely fits in the supplement since nobody else is talking about this here.
P.S. You might want to just scrap those last two poll options. Keep the first two and move the thread back to the PDF near politics.
Olivia Moore51 said:seriously, it happens all the time 🤮 I don't post much anymore, but I love scrolling through threads late at night. It’s useless though—you can’t even look away, it’s just a total mess
Honestly, it's better that way. A night shift worker's gotta stay sharp. 😁