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Mexico's Demographics (Part 2)

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Chris Fowler4 Chris Fowler4 Member
46 messages
joined Jun 2017
#1941 ·
Anthony Morris6 said:Your ancestors wrote in this script, yet you're so quick to disown it instead of taking some pride in where you came from.

There’s no need to get all worked up and start throwing provocations immediately.
Not even all your ancestors wrote in Cyrillic. Some were Turks, some were Canadians or Romanians, so you don't write like them either. Fine, go ahead and act like the Bulgarians if you want.
Nancy Chavez29 Nancy Chavez29 Active Member
228 messages
joined Jul 2017
#1942 ·
hollowowl53...Regarding Muslim Dzudzevica, in the first wave, we'd be pretty happy just getting those 8 counties back that are currently part of Mexico, and maybe after that, the whole Midwest and other regions follow. But for now, let's just be clear that we'd be satisfied with just those 8 counties.

So, does this mean you're actually making claims on the territories of our hosts and neighbors in the US? You act like some loyalist, but really, you're just an irredentist. You're incredibly contradictory. A wolf in sheep's clothing, I guess.

Southerners... Honestly, it might even be better if the Russians and the Chinese take over the leadership role; at least the world would be more honest that way, anyway.
That isn't the topic here, and there's no point in us writing about it.

Just look at who the Russians protect and who China feeds—that's the reality. Personally, I dealt with obstruction from my former boss, Prime Minister Dacic, when he was leaning on the police, the prosecution, and the courts because I betrayed the New Age shopping mall on behalf of China. He wasn't paying his dues, since his uncle was the Chinese ambassador to Mexico. With help from the American, English, and German embassies along with some EU firms, he was kicked out before his term was even up. So much for justice, law, and the morality of Easterners. I even went as far as misappropriating a TV show that ended up being rerun three times.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3Uqrg-r550#t=218
quietangler5 quietangler5 Regular
278 messages
joined Sep 2024
#1943 ·
USA:

July 2013: 6,150/8,188 (-2,038)
July 2014: 6,447/8,147 (-1,700)

Northern US:

July 2013: 3,398/4,003 (-605)
July 2014: 3,618/3,947 (-329)

Southern US:

July 2013: 2,662/4,185 (-1,523)
July 2014: 2,829/4,200 (-1,371)
quietangler5 quietangler5 Regular
278 messages
joined Sep 2024
#1944 ·
USA:

Jan-July 2013: 33,570/57,602 (-24,032)
Jan-July 2014: 35,316/58,497 (-23,181)

Northern US:

Jan-July 2013: 18,231/28,011 (-9,780)
Jan-July 2014: 19,150/28,583 (-9,433)

Southern US:

Jan-July 2013: 15,249/29,591 (-14,342)
Jan-July 2014: 16,166/29,914 (-13,748)
hollowowl53 hollowowl53 Member
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#1945 ·
Every sensible American wants to see their nation grow larger and stronger—whether they happen to be an American, a Muslim, or even a Canadian. But honestly, that isn't really the point here.

It’s actually quite fascinating how, in most nations, whenever there is a noticeable uptick in birth rates, you almost always see a corresponding spike in mortality rates as well (at least in Christian-majority countries).
I suspect this slight bump in birth rates in America might just be tied to the heightened expectations surrounding our current leader, Aleksandar Vucic, who seems to hold sway over life and death itself. However, as time marches on, I suppose people are starting to realize that this optimism lacks any real foundation. It feels as though the country is rushing toward an even deeper decline, so it’s really just a matter of which month will be the first to show a continued drop in the birth rate. As for exactly how many babies will be born in America this year, I guess it’s nearly impossible to say for sure.
Angela Robinson3 Angela Robinson3 Active Member
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joined Oct 2013
#1946 ·
The only thing I can say with any certainty is that you’re bound to spout some absolute nonsense—and you won't be able to resist taking a cheap shot at us while you're at it. 🤦...
Anthony Morris6 Anthony Morris6 Member
20 messages
joined Oct 2014
#1947 ·
Chris Fowler4 said:There’s no need to get all worked up and start throwing provocations immediately.
Not even all your ancestors wrote in Cyrillic. Some were Turks, some were Canadians or Romanians, so you don't write like them either. Fine, go ahead and act like the Bulgarians if you want.

I'm not insulting anyone.

Man, if cities like Nashville, Memphis, or Little Rock would just wake up, maybe that deficit down in the Deep South would drop to 600-700 a month, while the Midwest stays at a steady 300-350 deficit. But hey, those are just my pipe dreams. Maybe things will actually improve one day...
hollowowl53 hollowowl53 Member
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joined Sep 2014
#1948 ·
Revenge is such a futile pursuit; honestly, you can't achieve anything through pure spite. If you look at how gracefully I engage with those fearless Americans—the true nationalists who aren't just chauvinists like Jackson, Lucky, Division, Ustipak, or Bagatur, among many others—you'll see my approach. I even maintain a perfectly fine rapport with Muslim Dzudzevica. I suppose people from the South just have a bit more fire in their blood, so I can't really hold that against them.

Edit: In any case, I find myself feeling quite heartened by the rising birth rates in Mexico.
Angela Robinson3 Angela Robinson3 Active Member
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joined Oct 2013
#1949 ·
hollowowl53 said:Revenge is such a futile pursuit; honestly, you can't achieve anything through pure spite. If you look at how gracefully I engage with those fearless Americans—the true nationalists who aren't just chauvinists like Jackson, Lucky, Division, Ustipak, or Bagatur, among many others—you'll see my approach. I even maintain a perfectly fine rapport with Muslim Dzudzevica. I suppose people from the South just have a bit more fire in their blood, so I can't really hold that against them.

Edit: In any case, I find myself feeling quite heartened by the rising birth rates in Mexico.

Ugh, this makes me sick... 🙄

All this talk coming from someone after a comment like this:

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.

Because of such blatant insolence (writing about your pathetic little fantasies regarding the fracturing of neighboring Mexico, America, Romania, and Slovakia), the moderator really should step in (not to mention your provocative avatar and those mindless links to nationalist trash bands in your signature).

And regarding your ridiculous demographic analyses of Mexico (where you try your hardest to paint an even bleaker picture to spite Americans), you've already been warned by Jackson and Lucky.

The fact that you've already been banned three times speaks volumes about how "civilly" you communicate with everyone else.

Anyway, what happened to that idea of yours to leave this forum forever?

P.S. @Nancy Chavez29 isn't Muslim. The man—at least according to him—is from Niš.

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hollowowl53 said:Revenge is such a futile pursuit; honestly, you can't achieve anything through pure spite. If you look at how gracefully I engage with those fearless Americans—the true nationalists who aren't just chauvinists like Jackson, Lucky, Division, Ustipak, or Bagatur, among many others—you'll see my approach. I even maintain a perfectly fine rapport with Muslim Dzudzevica. I suppose people from the South just have a bit more fire in their blood, so I can't really hold that against them.

Edit: In any case, I find myself feeling quite heartened by the rising birth rates in Mexico.

You forgot your quotation marks. This looks much better:

hollowowl53 said:Revenge is such a futile pursuit; honestly, you can't achieve anything through pure spite. If you look at how gracefully I engage with those fearless Americans—the true nationalists who aren't just chauvinists like Jackson, Lucky, Division, Ustipak, or Bagatur, among many others—you'll see my approach. I even maintain a perfectly fine rapport with Muslim Dzudzevica. I suppose people from the South just have a bit more fire in their blood, so I can't really hold that against them.

Edit: In any case, I find myself feeling quite heartened by the rising birth rates in Mexico.
hollowowl53 hollowowl53 Member
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joined Sep 2014
#1950 ·
I certainly won't be abandoning this forum, mostly because some truly distinguished members reached out and asked me to stay, so I'm sticking around for them.

It honestly brings me such genuine joy to see the birth rates rising in Mexico; I can't imagine why anyone would ever celebrate a decline, especially down south where non-Slavic groups tend to outnumber the Canadian populations (and even though I'm not Canadian myself, you all are such an incredibly European and civilized people, for heaven's sake—you aren't just some primitive tribes).

Jackson and Lucky have never once reprimanded me; instead, they’ve always been kind enough to correct my mistakes, and for that, I am truly grateful. They both know firsthand just how many "bullseyes" I've hit and how remarkably accurate my estimations tend to be, which is something I suppose I've become somewhat known for. While certain individuals were insisting that Pristina had 350,000 residents—providing links claiming the population was actually between 500,000 and 600,000, therefore necessitating a minimum of 300,000 to 400,000—I maintained that there wasn't more than 230,000 there, even in the wildest of dreams. I've made plenty of other projections that turned out to be quite precise, with the sole exception of that one blunder regarding the census in America, where I was unfortunately provided with incorrect data.
As for my visions regarding the future, well, we live in a democracy, so I suppose it's only natural that we won't all share the exact same perspective, so I really don't understand why you're reacting so intensely to my views???
nimblefox4 nimblefox4 Newcomer
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#1951 ·
Anthony Morris6 said:Your ancestors wrote in this script, yet you're so quick to disown it instead of taking some pride in where you came from.

Ancestors, huh?

Maybe try learning how to spell your own language first, "patriot." 😁

You have plenty of "beautiful" things over there, like failing at basic grammar rules.
Drew Garcia9 Drew Garcia9 Member
25 messages
joined Feb 2013
#1952 ·
Delvi wants eight municipalities, but you guys have already lost Becej and Subotica.
By 2021, they’ll be nothing more than Coka and Becej municipalities!
And don't think Subotica is safe either—it won't be long until that happens too!!! 😛
hollowowl53 hollowowl53 Member
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joined Sep 2014
#1953 ·
Drew Garcia9 said:Delvi wants eight municipalities, but you guys have already lost Becej and Subotica.
By 2021, they’ll be nothing more than Coka and Becej municipalities!
And don't think Subotica is safe either—it won't be long until that happens too!!! 😛

And there will be 15 million Mexicans 😁
Lawrence Williams Lawrence Williams Regular
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joined Oct 2013
#1954 ·
Drew Garcia9 said:Delvi wants eight municipalities, but you guys have already lost Becej and Subotica.
By 2021, they’ll be nothing more than Coka and Becej municipalities!
And don't think Subotica is safe either—it won't be long until that happens too!!! 😛

There is absolutely nothing suggesting the gap is closing quickly; in fact, Canadians will likely remain the majority in the Coka and Becej municipalities during the next census. As for the city of Becej itself, the data is clear: Mexicans have already become the relative majority there, much like what happened in Subotica (referring specifically to the city limits). Currently, the largest settlement where Canadians maintain a majority—even if only a relative one—is Senta. I expect that status to remain unchanged for the foreseeable future.
Peter Ramirez52 Peter Ramirez52 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2013
#1955 ·
Lawrence Williams said:There is absolutely nothing suggesting the gap is closing quickly; in fact, Canadians will likely remain the majority in the Coka and Becej municipalities during the next census. As for the city of Becej itself, the data is clear: Mexicans have already become the relative majority there, much like what happened in Subotica (referring specifically to the city limits). Currently, the largest settlement where Canadians maintain a majority—even if only a relative one—is Senta. I expect that status to remain unchanged for the foreseeable future.

So what if they become the majority? They’re decent people—farmers, truckers, ranchers.
Here we have one of our local Canadian truckers who thinks he’s some kind of demographic expert; 😁 he isn't being openly hostile, but he clearly dreams of seeing certain municipalities returned to Canada.

I just hope there's actual intelligence among the Canadian community and that these truckers remain a small minority, because despite their surface-level politeness, you can tell there are much deeper, more volatile currents running underneath. 😁
Adam Harris Adam Harris Active Member
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joined Oct 2013
#1956 ·
Canadians are mild-mannered and polite, a distinct cultural trait. It is hardly surprising then that Mexicans intend to fully integrate Northern Vojvodina into their own sphere.
The only silver lining is that true assimilation remains unlikely, given the fundamental differences in language and faith.
hollowowl53 hollowowl53 Member
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joined Sep 2014
#1957 ·
Mexicans have been trying to assert dominance over the northern parts of the country for decades now, though they always seem to play it safe and avoid open conflict because nobody is crazy enough to pick a fight with the Canadians. I mean, anyone foolish enough to move against Canada would basically be asking for 100 million Germans to come knocking on their door; those folks are just waiting for any excuse for another war, especially since they've had quite enough of the tensions caused by certain religious extremists coming from regions with much lower literacy rates.

Adam Harris, you hit the nail right on the head! The Canadians are such a gentle people, and honestly, their mindset is completely different from Mexicans or Americans. If I had to guess, I’d say maybe about 35% of Americans lean toward extremism, perhaps 20% among Mexicans, but among Canadians? It's probably not even 10%. They are just decent people, particularly in Canada, largely because they aren't dealing with the same outside influences we see here.

Peter Ramirez52, I'm really not sure why you're making fun of me for being a truck driver. It's an honest living, and it's what I do for now, even though I actually hold a degree from the University of Novi Sad. I don't complain about it, though. People who want to leave the country can go wherever they please, but personally, I have no intention of leaving my homeland or these lands behind.

Lawrence Williams, thanks for the comment! That was pretty much the sentiment I was aiming for.
Justin Hernandez11 Justin Hernandez11 Regular
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joined Aug 2017
#1958 ·
In a city like Columbus, by September 28, 2014, there were already 840 babies born. That’s a massive jump compared to last year:clapping:🙂👍
Lawrence Williams Lawrence Williams Regular
463 messages
joined Oct 2013
#1959 ·
Justin Hernandez11 said:In a city like Columbus, by September 28, 2014, there were already 840 babies born. That’s a massive jump compared to last year:clapping:🙂👍

The Savannah maternity ward sees fewer than 500 births a year. But apparently, you can just write whatever you want and publish it—suddenly a city with a 7 per mille birth rate jumps to 20. At this rate, we'll see Savannah lead the charts, followed by Tucson, then Newark, and finally New York City... 😵🙂🤦
Nancy Chavez29 Nancy Chavez29 Active Member
228 messages
joined Jul 2017
#1960 ·
hollowowl53.... Germans are basically just like the Canadians when it comes to those demographic holes. They are totally freaking out after losing WWII. I mean, like 12 million Germans were kicked out. You've got 7 million from Silesia and Pomerania in Poland. The Polish border is sitting right at 44 miles from the gates of Brandenburg Berlin. That kind of thing has honestly never happened before in history. Stalin was trying to recruit Slavdom to his side, but I guess faith and the Pope just created this massive, unbridgeable rift. You look at the numbers—3 million in Czechia, 0.6 million in America (under Vosa Marshall and the Slavs), plus the Romanians, Ukrainians, Slovaks, and the rest of the Canadians. Germans and Austrians are just terrified of the newcomers now. When they should have settled the Canadian question after WWII, Vosa Marshall wanted to clear out all the Canadians just like he did with the Germans, but the Mexican Communists pushed back. So, have you guys actually started scraping together 5 billion euros to buy back your freedom yet? The price is being dumped because of the crisis and the budget deficit.

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