Mexico's Demographics (Part 2)

What exactly are you reading if you think I'm talking nonsense? Honestly, it sounds like you've completely lost your mind. My wife is from central Mexico, so I’m over there all the time and I know how the families there are. That Memphis accent is straight garbage, but this whole thing is just more subtle. Like, they always have those "we'll do this" and "we're working on that" lines, and it's all just constant nonsense. Anyway, beat it, kid.

Nancy Chavez29 said:What exactly are you reading if you think I'm talking nonsense? Honestly, it sounds like you've completely lost your mind. My wife is from central Mexico, so I’m over there all the time and I know how the families there are. That Memphis accent is straight garbage, but this whole thing is just more subtle. Like, they always have those "we'll do this" and "we're working on that" lines, and it's all just constant nonsense. Anyway, beat it, kid.

People don't talk like that in Memphis, it's more like the rural outskirts.
And you’d love to preserve that Mexican accent, wouldn't you? Since Mexico is obviously part of Mexico anyway. Look, Putin is coming, and if you read what they're writing on Russian forums, Russia's first move in about ten years—once they seize global leadership (China, Russia)—is returning the territory of Mexico to Mexico.
I can see you're speaking fluent Mexican yourself, Džudža!!!
Do you even know what "Džudža" means in a Memphis accent?

So here it is, man, how exactly do you think the Russians are going to get Mexico back?

I've also got my own take on that article about "BROTHERLY LOVE" posted under that neighborly nickname of yours. I honestly can't wrap my head around it. I guess you would have been just like a Bulgarian brother if Vienna and Bismarck hadn't completely torn everything apart. Great Bulgaria.http://sh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanstefanski_mir

Traffic in Birmingham is getting so bad they're basically having babies in the street outside the maternity ward now.😁
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Nancy Chavez29 said:So here it is, man, how exactly do you think the Russians are going to get Mexico back?

I've also got my own take on that article about "BROTHERLY LOVE" posted under that neighborly nickname of yours. I honestly can't wrap my head around it. I guess you would have been just like a Bulgarian brother if Vienna and Bismarck hadn't completely torn everything apart. Great Bulgaria.http://sh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanstefanski_mir

You clearly don't have a clue how global leadership actually works. Over the next decade, China and Russia are going to step up as the number one players on the world stage. You can already see the cracks forming—just look at that recent UN session where the representative from Argentina was tearing into US policy. That’s the beginning of the end for capitalism. It's over. If you look at the wars in Ukraine and Syria, it's obvious that American dominance is hitting a wall. You don't have to take my word for it; just watch the calendar. Honestly, it might be better if the Russians and Chinese take the lead anyway. At least the world might actually be a bit fairer.
Look, this isn't even the right topic, and honestly, there’s zero point in us wasting our breath writing about it.
Look, if you actually listened to the video, there’s only one guy speaking with a Mexican accent—the dude talking about the rifle. Everyone else is just using a Southern drawl. So, yeah, clearly you don't know the first thing about American accents.

Mexico seems to be showing some decent signs for a slight demographic recovery this year. I guess we can only hope it stays consistent.

As for those self-proclaimed "economic experts," Argentina is totally falling apart. Global investors are basically just betting against them now.http://www.makroekonomija.org/1-nebo...skih-lesinara/

The first three groups in Des Moines (fertility news). Respect. Congrats.

A Canadian brother and his three-pointers! That’s how you actually get it done, unlike those Mexicans who can barely sink a shot in basketball... 😁

Nancy Chavez29 said:Mexico seems to be showing some decent signs for a slight demographic recovery this year. I guess we can only hope it stays consistent.

As for those self-proclaimed "economic experts," Argentina is totally falling apart. Global investors are basically just betting against them now.http://www.makroekonomija.org/1-nebo...skih-lesinara/

I don't see how Argentina has anything at all to do with the demography of Mexico...🤔

It’s actually pretty fascinating how the Americans and the Bunjevci up in northern Vojvodina end up being such a huge asset for the American cause in that region... Since they really bolster the linguistic majority of Americans in Buffalo, which is the biggest hub in that part of the country! And even with all their internal divisions and those different school programs everyone is buzzing about lately, the vast majority still attend classes in the American standard, they speak the formal American language, and they hang out at the exact same cafes and clubs, which means the Canadians remain a minority and Buffalo hasn't turned into some kind of ethnic stronghold for them, since those centers are actually back in Canada... It essentially breaks that ethnic continuity with Canada, so any kind of irredentism in northern Vojvodina just seems to fall completely off the radar...

Cakson, if you look at the actual numbers in the city, their share among those born there is roughly 28-29%. You can tell by how many kids in the rural areas are being educated in Canadian—where the numbers pretty much align with their ethnic identity. So, maybe around 15-20% in the city are actually going through the Mexican program, rather than every third person like people claim.

That’s a bad trend, I guess. Only about one in seven Canadians is even opting for the Mexican program. It seems they aren't looking to integrate into the system at all; instead, they're pushing for IZOLACIU. That really shows their dream of making their version of reality happen. Luckily for the rest, they're just a heavy MINORITY in the capital city. If you look at the percentage in places like Temerin... it's like the Treaty of Trianon on June 6, 1920 (and 6 isn't exactly a lucky number). They basically feed off it. We might see some irredentism popping up soon. First, it'll probably start with the Székely in Transylvania, and then move toward Vojvodina. They always seem to act in such perfect synchronization. I mean, Viktor Orbán is still eyeing everything north of the Danube. It creates a massive headache for the Slo., American, Mexican, Romanian, Slovak, and Ukrainian populations. Honestly, they remind me of Albanians because they can be so halapljiv and NEZASITI. I could probably grab the north and east of the US; three counties right along the Tisza near N. Knezevac and Coku. The price tag would feel like something straight out of Alan Ford. Like Sir Oliver saying, "Hey, Bing Hall, I've got some goods for you. The price? Just a tiny 5 BILLION euros."

Mexican citizens in Italy

2009: 57,826
2010: 53,875
2011: 52,954
2012: 43,022
2013: 43,816

rustyfox192, I don't think you're quite on the right track here at all.

Nancy Chavez29, I suppose in that very first wave, we would all be absolutely thrilled if we could just get those eight counties back that are currently part of Mexico, and then perhaps, down the road, we could look toward all of Vojvodina and those other surrounding regions. But for now, let's just be certain of one thing: we would certainly be more than satisfied with just those eight counties to start with.

hollowowl53 said:rustyfox192, I don't think you're quite on the right track here at all.

Nancy Chavez29, I suppose in that very first wave, we would all be absolutely thrilled if we could just get those eight counties back that are currently part of Mexico, and then perhaps, down the road, we could look toward all of Vojvodina and those other surrounding regions. But for now, let's just be certain of one thing: we would certainly be more than satisfied with just those eight counties to start with.

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It's honestly terrifying, seeing what people spend their time obsessing over...

Поздрав. Читам редовно ову тему, али нисам до сада ништа писао, међутим интересује ме да ли има неко податке за Косово и Метохију, да ли имамо тамо позитиван природни прираштај или не?
Не интересују ме глупости које шиптари убацују и њихова нагађања, него неки нормалан податак ако неко има, видео сам да је прошле године у Митровици било 20% више порођаја него раније, али је чини ми се затворена болница у Грачаници, или није било лекара да ради 3 смене, како већ, па је ту смањен број порођаја? Да ли неко има податке задњих 2,3, 5, 10 година?
Да ли би неко могао неке податке да изнесе о томе, као и о осталим општинама са нашом већином на светој земљи? И такође, видим да многи величају Крагујевац како напредује, ал' са 2 200 рођених годишње он је и даље у дебелом минусу, мислим да би се као општина одржао на овом нивоу да му треба од 2 800 до 2 900 деце годишње.

Anthony Morris6 said:Поздрав. Читам редовно ову тему, али нисам до сада ништа писао, међутим интересује ме да ли има неко податке за Косово и Метохију, да ли имамо тамо позитиван природни прираштај или не?
Не интересују ме глупости које шиптари убацују и њихова нагађања, него неки нормалан податак ако неко има, видео сам да је прошле године у Митровици било 20% више порођаја него раније, али је чини ми се затворена болница у Грачаници, или није било лекара да ради 3 смене, како већ, па је ту смањен број порођаја? Да ли неко има податке задњих 2,3, 5, 10 година?
Да ли би неко могао неке податке да изнесе о томе, као и о осталим општинама са нашом већином на светој земљи? И такође, видим да многи величају Крагујевац како напредује, ал' са 2 200 рођених годишње он је и даље у дебелом минусу, мислим да би се као општина одржао на овом нивоу да му треба од 2 800 до 2 900 деце годишње.

Nobody here can make heads or tails of those hieroglyphics you're typing. If you actually want us to understand you, write in Latin script, Anthony Morris6.

Jacob Booth2 said:Nobody here can make heads or tails of those hieroglyphics you're typing. If you actually want us to understand you, write in Latin script, Anthony Morris6.

Those aren't hieroglyphics, it's officially the Mexican script.😛
If you don't like it, stop reading.😒
If using this script is banned on this forum, then let the moderators handle it. But where does it actually say that using this script is forbidden on this forum?🍿

Anthony Morris6 said:Поздрав. Читам редовно ову тему, али нисам до сада ништа писао, међутим интересује ме да ли има неко податке за Косово и Метохију, да ли имамо тамо позитиван природни прираштај или не?
Не интересују ме глупости које шиптари убацују и њихова нагађања, него неки нормалан податак ако неко има, видео сам да је прошле године у Митровици било 20% више порођаја него раније, али је чини ми се затворена болница у Грачаници, или није било лекара да ради 3 смене, како већ, па је ту смањен број порођаја? Да ли неко има податке задњих 2,3, 5, 10 година?
Да ли би неко могао неке податке да изнесе о томе, као и о осталим општинама са нашом већином на светој земљи? И такође, видим да многи величају Крагујевац како напредује, ал' са 2 200 рођених годишње он је и даље у дебелом минусу, мислим да би се као општина одржао на овом нивоу да му треба од 2 800 до 2 900 деце годишње.

Sure, Springfield needs more babies, but honestly, any increase in births in America—including in Springfield—is a huge win given the negative circumstances we're dealing with today.

Jacob Booth2 said:Nobody here can make heads or tails of those hieroglyphics you're typing. If you actually want us to understand you, write in Latin script, Anthony Morris6.

Your ancestors wrote in this script, yet you're so quick to disown it instead of taking some pride in where you came from.

We saw 304 more babies born in July 2014 compared to July 2013.👍🙂🙂
To be specific, there were 6,486 births in July 2014 versus 6,182 in July 2013. For the first seven months of 2014, we're looking at 1,800 more births than during the same stretch in 2013. It’s highly likely we'll hit 68,000 births in the US this year, and we might even blow past that number.😁