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And yet at the same time, the causes of this rapid demographic change are just barely hinted at, and mainly to not-so-subtly suggest anyone who opposes the demo
by noduerespect 9y ago
And yet at the same time, the causes of this rapid demographic change are just barely hinted at, and mainly to not-so-subtly suggest anyone who opposes the demographic change or wants to enact policy measures to try to stop the trend is simply backwards, bigoted and naive to political realities.
With all due respect - very little indeed is due your tone, so I'll give a bit more than that - as the child of a naturalized immigrant and native-born American, may I kindly ask what policy measures, precisely, you'd suggest were warranted or in any way defensible to "stop the trend" of my inconvenient citizenship?
Like it or not, I'm here, and I'm also American.
edit: also, I've got kids. Who are also American.
- otalp 9y agoYeah, it's essentially "People who want fewer brown people should not be called racist, bigoted etc. because wanting a permanent white majority is a respectable position to have" It's a position people have, and I don't like to use labels myself, but I see no reason for worrying about changes in the ethnic distribution of a population aside from deep seated biases.
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