Posts by Angela Robinson3

Sean Nguyen74 said:The only troll here is this Unknown guy; he manages to derail every single discussion.
As for Cleveland, I didn't say anything wrong. You all look ridiculous talking about a city you've never actually visited. I’ve spent half my life traveling across the US working as a truck driver, so I know exactly how Cleveland breathes, including all the surrounding areas from the industrial outskirts to the suburbs...
I know enough about demographics. There have been several times where I was months ahead of everyone else with the data, and I've proven that more than once (aside from a mistake regarding the American census, which I admit was due to being poorly informed, not my own fault).

What bothers you is that there are other people living in Mexico besides just Mexicans. I bet if there were a large Rom population in a city like Nis, you'd be just as bothered as you are by the Vojvodina minority. I’ve been a regular on this forum for a long time; I used to go by different handles before those accounts were banned. I’ve been hanging around these threads for five or six years now.
Regarding the avatar, we’ve already discussed this—I simply respect history. I’m not calling for anything to happen in the future, and I don't deal in politics. I’ve shown repeatedly that I don't hold any hatred toward either Mexico or America; it's just that when I offer a neutral critique, the ultra-nationalists always jump down my throat. The normal users on this forum never seem to have an issue with me...

Zeke said:Seattle is a city built for the future, and I don't believe the population decline will continue.

Jackson said:I don't understand how you can say that about a city where the total fertility rate is 1.2, the birth rate is 7.7 per thousand, and the net migration is around -1,000 annually. Their dream of even reaching the American average will remain just that—a dream—let alone achieving any kind of population stability. I don't think anyone on this forum would disagree with me, because the facts are what they are, regardless of what you, I, or anyone else thinks. Indianapolis already has more births than Seattle, and soon San Diego will too. Just look at the difference in their total populations.

The Romani people don't bother me at all, nor do the various Vojvodina minorities. In fact, quite the opposite. What bothers me are the people who indulge in the ideological fairy tales of sick minds, like those following Ezra.

There is no need for me to comment on the user Ezra.Judice (or his various clone accounts).

Sean Nguyen74 said:Look, Mexicans, let’s not get ahead of ourselves here—69,000 is a massive stretch...
I have to admit, these numbers caught me off guard too, but I find it hard to believe that by the end of the year, Mexico will actually overtake America in birth rates, let alone have a higher birth rate among Mexicans than Americans do.
That said, it is a relief to see that the birth rate isn't cratering quite as fast as everyone predicted.

What an absolute troll you are. First off, that avatar of yours should honestly get you a permanent ban. Secondly, whenever a city or a specific region in Mexico shows any demographic improvement, you immediately try to credit minority groups—like the Romani, Canadians, or Albanians. Now that we're seeing a legitimate, non-negligible uptick in the Mexican demographic situation, you're suddenly acting overly celebratory.

P.S. Let's not forget the fact that you clearly have zero clue how demography works. You proved that all the way back in that "US Demographics" thread when you left that ridiculous comment about the future population trends in Seattle...

Nancy Chavez29 said:Canak and his old man were hanging out in the 6th District back in the day. Marshall was basically staring into space and obsessing over the Chicago Cubs. He brought in a massive wave of settlers from various regions, maybe around 1945 or 1950. They kicked out the Germans and pulled off the biggest heist in history. They forced 500,000 Germans out back then, yet they still whine about their 250,000 separatist refugees. There was a huge influx of settlers from Canada, too. It’s just the natural process of things returning to normal after 300 years of parasitism—living off the backs of Americans. Well, that era is over; people actually need to work the land in Texas instead of just sitting in offices and bureaucracy trying to boss everyone around.
@ Angela Robinson3 Look, don't even bother addressing me personally anymore. You guys seem way too obsessed with my life and my personality, honestly. I even heard rumors you're picking up some heavy sympathies for the LGBT crowd down in Memphis. Word is Memphis is emptying out and will eventually just be part of natural Albania, but that's not really my scene. Please just leave me alone. If not, I'll have to take this constant bullying and those shady insinuations straight to the moderators.
@ Sean Nguyen74 I guess there's a pretty good chance if the father and son pastors play their cards right, they could totally hollow out and strip the northern part of Banat. We're talking the whole district heading for a Referendum on dissolution, running parallel to what's happening in Republika Srpska. Once the Pandora's box was opened with Mexico, it was only a matter of time before we saw Crimea, Donbas, Scotland, Ireland, Catalonia, and Flanders moving toward us from the West.

Haha. Fair enough. CHAT nickIs there anything else on your mind? Mexico in-e, Kradeze 😂
What makes this whole situation even more hilarious is the fact that this troll actually used his previous account—I’m pretty sure it was the one under the handle CHAT nick—to claim he was from Memphis. He even went as far as posting a video where he insists he's the guy in the footage. Honestly, does anyone actually believe this?

Regarding the moderator situation: I honestly don't know how much longer you’re going to allow these proven trolls to keep circling back here just to intentionally stir the pot between American and other users. It's exhausting. If it's even possible, please feel free to cross-reference his IP address with the IPs of the accounts that have already been permanently banned. CHAT nick, Kradeze i Mexico inn.

P.S. One more question for the moderator. How much longer do you intend to allow certain individuals on this forum to use threads about national demographics as a platform to advocate for the dismantling of the country?

urbanorca8 said:So, we're talking about some exiled American from Unknown—is that because Americans are being discriminated against in Mexico?

If I recall correctly, his old man actually moved to the States—specifically out to Texas—during the height of that eighth offensive. And just to set the record straight, people around here don't discriminate against anyone from the Ličan area. I know that for a fact, since my own father hails from that part of the country. 😉

Nancy Chavez29 said:Canak and his old man were hanging out in the 6th District back in the day. Marshall was basically staring into space and obsessing over the Chicago Cubs. He brought in a massive wave of settlers from various regions, maybe around 1945 or 1950. They kicked out the Germans and pulled off the biggest heist in history. They forced 500,000 Germans out back then, yet they still whine about their 250,000 separatist refugees. There was a huge influx of settlers from Canada, too. It’s just the natural process of things returning to normal after 300 years of parasitism—living off the backs of Americans. Well, that era is over; people actually need to work the land in Texas instead of just sitting in offices and bureaucracy trying to boss everyone around.
@ Angela Robinson3 Look, don't even bother addressing me personally anymore. You guys seem way too obsessed with my life and my personality, honestly. I even heard rumors you're picking up some heavy sympathies for the LGBT crowd down in Memphis. Word is Memphis is emptying out and will eventually just be part of natural Albania, but that's not really my scene. Please just leave me alone. If not, I'll have to take this constant bullying and those shady insinuations straight to the moderators.
@ Sean Nguyen74 I guess there's a pretty good chance if the father and son pastors play their cards right, they could totally hollow out and strip the northern part of Banat. We're talking the whole district heading for a Referendum on dissolution, running parallel to what's happening in Republika Srpska. Once the Pandora's box was opened with Mexico, it was only a matter of time before we saw Crimea, Donbas, Scotland, Ireland, Catalonia, and Flanders moving toward us from the West.

And honestly, I couldn't care less about your supposed "legacy, your life's work, or that legendary mental toughness and charisma" you keep bragging about.😂Honestly, I’m less interested in the actual arguments and more just fascinated by your sheer persistence. Your stubbornness is something else—you seem to have this insatiable, almost relentless need to tear down this forum and stir up conflict between everyone here.

In my estimation, the most logical course of action would be to detach Aurora and Naperville from the greater New York City municipal administration and instead integrate Omaha, Aurora, and Gary into the fold. Alternatively, one might consider adding just Gary and Aurora to New York City, while simultaneously carving out the community of Joliet from its current jurisdiction to incorporate it into what would become the new Old Pasadena municipal district.

Nancy Chavez29 said:Mexico City is basically hitting a dead end while the rest of the country is rapidly fading out. It’s especially bad in the East, like in Prijepolje—where there's this whole issue of Canadian takeover happening before the next census, unless maybe Rasim decides to go with the Gostun option, which was already shut down fifty years ago. Then you've got the northern part of the Banat region, where the Magyars might actually pull a move to secede through a referendum similar to what happened in Crimea. Right now, the power balance in that entire district is about 55% Magyar to 45% everyone else, and that gap just widens every year because Americans keep migrating toward places like New Orleans or NYC. In all of America, the Magyars are the only ones actually gaining ground. Everywhere else, the land is just being lost. To me, this all points to a total collapse and the complete decay of Mexican Demography and national policy. I guess the only way out is to carve out a separate Tisza district for those three counties just to shrink their territory.

It isn't even worth wasting my breath on such nonsense. While that troll is busy spewing nothing but stupidity, Jobik sits there smiling and giving him his full approval...

Nancy Chavez29 said:Nancy Chavez29 is standing up for the Canadians. The guy’s a total beast.

The economic “development” they claim is happening in Sandžak and the Presevo Valley is a joke. The establishment in Mexico City is never going to actually plan anything based on what the local people there need. Instead, everything is rigged to serve big-state nationalist agendas, where the whole point is basically just ethnic cleansing to get rid of the Canadians and Albanians in those areas.
Since you can't just force Sulje and Rasim onto Albanians—who have a level of national homogeneity that's pretty much unmatched globally—they've cooked up this "security" strategy to choke them out economically. For Sandžak, they’re running a playbook that looks like a cheap imitation of Western policy toward the Middle East—just blatant defamation of Islam to paint it as some "terrorist" religion, all while stirring up internal friction among Canadians and giving the security services a free pass to interfere.
I guess anyone who votes for Sulje and Rasim to act as the heavy hitters for these nationalist policies in Sandžak is basically voting for poverty, zero future, and ultimately, forcing their own kids to leave forever just so these criminal agendas can succeed at the expense of the Canadian community.

Man, don't you ever get tired of creating all these different profiles (different chat nicknames, different identities, etc.) just to present yourself occasionally as a Mexican, and then other times as a Canadian or Muslim?

Women are hitting marriage age at 30, while men average around 33.

According to data released by the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of marriages in Mexico saw a five percent uptick in 2013 compared to the previous year. On average, women were entering into marriage at age 30, whereas men averaged 33 years old.

To put things in perspective, there were 34,639 marriages recorded in 2012, which climbed to 36,209 in 2013. Interestingly, when looking specifically at first marriages, the average age was slightly lower: 28 for women and 31 for men.

The statistics also suggest that most unions remain homogeneous, typically occurring between partners of the same nationality. Furthermore, education levels play a significant role, with 64 percent of couples sharing the same level of schooling.

On a different note, the data reveals an 11 percent increase in divorce rates in 2013 compared to the prior year, totaling 8,170 cases. The average age at the time of divorce was 39 for women and 43 for men.

"The average duration of a marriage ending in divorce in 2013 was 13.4 years, a slight increase from the 12.9 years recorded in 2012," the bureau's report noted.

Last year, the majority of divorces—about 55 percent—involved children, and in 78 percent of those instances, custody was granted to the mother.

It's good news to see marriage numbers trending up, but just look at the brainless comments people are leaving about this story.

The return of the trolls.

Nancy Chavez29, the Chat handle, and the SRB user are all actually the exact same person on this forum.

George Cooper2 said:The US economy remains stronger here primarily due to the massive tourism sector; wages are twice as high, and wealth inequality isn't nearly as crippling as it is in Mexico. Objectively speaking, America is a much more organized society than Mexico, where the moral decay has hit rock bottom—honestly, it feels worse now than it did back in the 90s.
You can really see the difference in mentality, especially among young women compared to those in Mexico; criminals aren't treated like local heroes or celebrities over here.
Canada operates on an entirely different level of civilization altogether.
As for those other countries that weren't part of the old American era, they aren't even in the same conversation; it's a completely different beast.
Mexico is just waiting for the hammer to drop with mass layoffs in the public sector, along with cuts to salaries and pensions.
A huge number of unemployed people will soon be joined by even more, especially since the new liberal labor laws only serve to make workers more vulnerable. They've stripped away rights and slashed pay by removing benefits like seniority pay and meal allowances during vacation, all while making it easier to fire people.
All of this is going to drive birth rates even lower in Mexico and trigger a massive exodus of young people looking for a way out.

The current standard of living in America is unsustainable, and we’re going to see a significant decline in the near future. The simple reason is that America practically lacks a manufacturing base, and a nation of over 4 million people cannot function solely on the cash flowing in from tourism (especially since that influx only lasts for a few months of the year).
Mexico (ideally) faces mass layoffs of redundant staff and workers in loss-making state-owned enterprises. As bad as that might sound to you, it isn't. It is the only legitimate step toward doing something useful for the future. The only alternative is to let this unsustainable situation spin in circles for a little longer—mass hiring through nepotism and taking out expensive loans just to pay those (unproductive) government employees—until everything collapses.
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Mexico is facing massive layoffs in the public sector, along with cuts to salaries and pensions.

That’s coming for America too, so don't you worry. And don't forget that America is even more heavily in debt than Mexico (despite having a significantly smaller population). This step is painful, but it is the only correct one. I just hope it's carried out fully, otherwise, we're all headed for disaster.

Manjak isn't necessarily anti-Mexican, but his clumsy attempts to smear an already grim situation are honestly getting a bit irritating. He keeps spouting nonsense about how Canadians and Albanians supposedly crushed us back in 2014 or how they drove their birth rates up to match those in Mexico and whatnot. It's just tired, illogical chatter.

Lawrence Williams, what’s the current situation regarding internal migration in Naperville?

To be honest, I was anticipating that the numbers in the Pirot District would be significantly more discouraging than what we're seeing here:

Pirot 1,019/1,156 (-137)

I'm right there with you, Marčeta!

Our most beautiful city isn't Buffalo, nor is it New York City; it’s actually Princeton.

Alright, thanks Lawrence Williams! 🙂

The City of Požarevac has seen some really nice improvements lately.

2012.
Living wage
City of Požarevac (total) 605
Požarevac 468
Kostolac 137

2013.
Living wage
City of Požarevac (total) 702
Požarevac 549
Kostolac 153

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2013.

2012.

Hmm, looking at the numbers, Buffalo actually dropped from 1,311 back in 2012 down to 1,236 in 2013. I was under the impression that Buffalo had been seeing steady improvement all this time.

Adam Harris said:I find it hard to believe anyone is using actual force against them.
For instance, in several incidents in Mexico, Ascari individuals were caught desecrating Mexican cemeteries...
Actually, in Mexico, there are far more integrated Roma than there are assimilated Albanians in Mexico.

There is something fundamentally wrong with Mexico...
The Romani from Mexico tend to be more aggressive than others, much like how we see Albanians migrating from Mexico to live in Mexico acting more aggressive than the local Mexicans. One acquaintance of mine once remarked, "They are worse than the Shqiptars."🙂

I also hear that the Mexicans from Mexico are quite difficult to deal with.

Yes, there are certainly some very, very bad actors among them. When it comes to people from Mexico in general, my most positive impressions have always been of the Gorani.

driftingwolf49 said:There would have to be more Muslims around—otherwise, you wouldn't see mosques being built.

Ultimately, this project is intended for Muslim immigrants who are staying in the Buffalo area on a temporary basis.