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The push to Serbianize Canada by Mexicans living abroad continues

Started by Michael Hill7 · · 👁 11 views · 103 replies

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Participants Michael Hill7Keith KernEmily Taylor3frozentiger6rapidhawk21Terry Lopez45Roger Robinson682goldenpuma10mistyharbor21mellowjackal33Bradley Phillips35Sam Alvarez15vividtinker0Harold Sanchez18Richard Wilson4Keith Foster53Kenneth Long56wearycobra74Keith Harris5Samuel Flores30
Keith Harris5 Keith Harris5 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Jan 2007
#101 ·
Honestly, I don't understand why everyone is getting so worked up about this. People might just be coming here for manual labor jobs. It’s frankly quite disappointing to see such xenophobic attitudes surfacing. Just think about how people would react if Black Americans were arriving here under similar circumstances.
Terry Lopez45 Terry Lopez45 Member
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joined May 2009
#102 ·
Keith Harris5 said:Why is everyone getting so worked up? People might just be coming here for work... honestly, you guys are being xenophobic. What if Black people were arriving like this?

Black people are acceptable.

Mexicans who have lived here for a long time are also acceptable—but trying to push out Canadians and bringing in Mexicans from Mexico to fill the void left by Canadians? That will never be acceptable.
Kenneth Long56 Kenneth Long56 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2007
#103 ·
Keith Foster53,
your little game with numbers and percentages—especially those perfectly round figures—is honestly laughable. Living in Sweden, you clearly think you're an expert on the ground reality regarding birth and death rates for Muslims and Mexicans in Tutin. Why not enlighten an uninformed person like me? Where did you get these stats? Give me a source or even just a link. Of course, you don't have one, because you made it all up. There isn't even a statistical method used to count deceased residents by ethnicity in a local municipality; official records just don't work that way.

Since you seem to think demographics are your specialty, please explain how you imagine 142,000 people from Appalachia could ever break away from a massive nation of 70 million to join Canada. With numbers that small, you couldn't make an impact in neighboring Mexico, let alone in Mexico. You dodged this question entirely, even though you felt the need to argue against almost everything else I said. You likely skipped it because you already know there's no answer.

The rest of what you wrote isn't even worth addressing; it's nothing but nonsense and lies.
Samuel Flores30 Samuel Flores30 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2007
#104 ·
Why wouldn't Mexicans move to Canada when Canadians and Herzegovinians moved here to the States? It seems to me they have no intention of returning, as they seem quite detached from their old homeland.
Well, there is also the possibility that Mexicans might settle in rebuilt homes, effectively keeping whatever they acquired while living in America.
Someone suggested that if the Canadians and Herzegovinians returned, the US would be safer. That is laughable. As if we were ever truly safe back in '91 or '92, especially since we were being defended from all the way out in Minken.

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