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originally posted by: awareness10
a reply to: MoonNova
These guys are Old School, Sixties and Seventies When there was no issue with all the crap you see today. This is it baby, if Trump loses i know America will be flushed down the '*** . People need to wake up right now, later will be too late, these globalists have a ONE track mind and it's not in favor of the rest of us, they'll gladly take our money but they will not allow us a voice.
It's now or never.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
US Population 1995: 266.28 million
US Population 2015: 320.22 million
Net change in those 20 years: 20.2%
Proof that those 53.94 million people are mostly dependent immigrants: 0%
US Population by Year
For the record, I think the young man in the OP's video is sincere. I think the great number of Trump supporters are sincere. Some are sincerely racist and are violent about it. Some protesters, not surprisingly, are also racist and are violent about it.
Some does not mean all.
However, what is dissimilar about the dissenters and the supporters, is that Trump himself regularly endorses violent action in his events. This, as some are fond of saying, is indisputable.
originally posted by: dismanrc
a reply to: Sremmos80
So his video is a lie and others are not?
So we should believe you?
But then again you just said people lie when they have a stake in the game...
Umm...
originally posted by: Gryphon66
Facts and accuracy are important in the understanding of any question, not just the cherry-picked and out of context "factoids" that are clearly open to dispute.
As are sources of information ... for example: the "Center for Immigration Studies" which can most charitably be described as "anti-immigration." For example: More Fuzzy Math frrom the Center for Immigration Studies - RWW.
Yes, that's Right Wing Watch ... if we're going to accept obvious sources skewed Right, we might as well compare it with that from the Left, right? For a somewhat balanced, or nuanced view?
By the definition of terrorist in general misuse here, there are terrorists in the Trump camp, and Trump himself is a terrorist.
What does that designation gain? Nothing. Violence is violence, and applied politically, even when we can personally understand the motivations or passions ... is ethically (and usually legally) wrong.
Period. Sadly in this case, this political VIOLENCE is being openly espoused by a Presidential candidate.
That's a first in my lifetime ... and in general at least since the earliest days of the Republic. (Andrew Jackson was a fiery old coot!)
Anyone who is interested in actual statistics on the Hispanic American population should check out Census.gov for the base statistics that tend to get warped by different political agendas.
... today's immigrants, like all other immigrant waves in the country's history, start off poorer and have lower levels of education, making it unfair to compare their welfare use to the long-established native-born population. She said immigrants have larger households, making it more likely that one person in that household will receive some kind of welfare benefit. And she said many benefits counted in the study are going to U.S.-born children of immigrants, skewing the findings even more.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
The general tactic on display in many of these types of presentations is to take a general fact (the greatest number of immigrants comes into the US from Mexico) and interpolate that at will to suggest all sorts of purely agenda-based suppositions.
Regarding the much-touted report from anti-immigrant, right-wing think tank CIS ...
... today's immigrants, like all other immigrant waves in the country's history, start off poorer and have lower levels of education, making it unfair to compare their welfare use to the long-established native-born population. She said immigrants have larger households, making it more likely that one person in that household will receive some kind of welfare benefit. And she said many benefits counted in the study are going to U.S.-born children of immigrants, skewing the findings even more.
USA Today
Immigration, however, is not the topic of this discussion.