(05-01-2019 11:36 AM)Fo Shizzle Wrote: (05-01-2019 11:32 AM)umbluegray Wrote: (05-01-2019 11:12 AM)Fo Shizzle Wrote: (05-01-2019 09:19 AM)umbluegray Wrote: (05-01-2019 08:06 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote: She is correct. Demographically, Hispanics, blacks and Asians will outnumber Caucasians within the next 25 years...Caucasians will have to accept it or this country will be torn to shreds.
You know what else will tear this country to shreds?
Not assimilating and becoming an American.
They have no thought of doing that. They want to turn America into the same type of Shithole country that they came from.
I understand that.
The only thing standing between today and their goal of global communistic government is the U.S. people and our Republican form of government.
Once we fall they've won.
And governments based on collectivism throughout history are replete with examples of brutal regimes which violently suppress and/or kill their citizens.
Yep. Im glad Im not a young person today. I really think their future is jeopardy...and by their own hands. It ideas being spread around by them are dangerous to America.
But here's what ticks me off...
Take Tennessee for example. It is a super-majority GOP.
Governor: GOP
Senate: GOP 26, Dem 5, Ind 1, Vacant 1 - 78.8%
House: GOP 73, Dem 26 - 73.7%
Republicans can pass ANYTHING they want with ZERO dem approval. If by chance, the Republican governor vetoes a bill, their are enough Republicans to override a veto.
In other words, Republicans in TN can do whatever they want. PERIOD.
So... why do the state-controlled public schools still include liberal indoctrination propaganda? Why don't they mandate conservative views?
My assumption is because Republicans, for the most part, are indeed RINOs. By NOT changing the state-run indoctrination camps they are complicit.
And those super-majority numbers are true for practically all Southern states.
Alabama
Governor: GOP
Senate: 27R-8D, 77.1%
House: 77R-28D, 73.3%
Mississippi
Governor: GOP
Senate: 33R-19D, 63.5%
House: 74R-48D, 60.7%
Arkansas
Governor: GOP
Senate: 26R-9D, 74.3%
House: 76R-24D, 76.0%
Louisiana, N Carolina, Virginia - Dem gov, GOP legislature
Georgia, Kentucky, Florida, S Carolina, Texas, Missouri - GOP across the board