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There's a reason Evan Smith, who, despite this bizarre attack, is manifestly not some kind of anti-white race warrior, used the word Anglo. Texas is very much
by dtornabene 9y ago
There's a reason Evan Smith, who, despite this bizarre attack, is manifestly not some kind of anti-white race warrior, used the word Anglo. Texas is very much a melting pot, and even more so between Northern European settlers, Spanish settlers, and Mexican Americans. Anglo is used because more than a few people who are spanish-speaking descendent identify as white. I know this is shouting in the hurricane, but it might do you good to actually check out who it is your complaining about before you lob something like this out there.
I'm also curious what your opinion is on "the causes of this rapid demographic shift" that are "barely hinted at"?
Another point worth saying is that, its not the "urban elites" (wtf does that even mean) who are trumpeting the decline of "the anglos". Its the Daily Stormer. Its Breitbart. Its The Blaze. And, of course, its Fox News. I've stated elsewhere in the thread, I'm Texas born and bred. I've watched the descent into the maelstrom of Texas politics. Pieces sneering at Texas are a dime a dozen, this isn't one of them.
I'm also curious about this line:
"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."
What exactly are you trying to say here? Because, yeah, any attempt to some how shore up a white demographic majority is, yeah, racist.