Si Senor, U.S. Becomining A Hispanic Country (support, minorities, world)

[Jolly Green Giant]

Originally Posted by Bettafish

Give me a counter example then.

It's up to you to prove your claim, not for others to disapprove it.

[Jolly Green Giant]

Originally Posted by CinSonic

lol Im always last post on the page but I want people to read it

maybe nobody gives a crap what you have to say

[Bettafish]

Originally Posted by Jolly Green Giant

It's up to you to prove your claim, not for others to disapprove it.

My claim is all Hispanic countries failed. Your opinion?

[Jolly Green Giant]

Originally Posted by Bettafish

My claim is all Hispanic countries failed. Your opinion?

No, your claim was that the US will be dominated by Hispanics.

And all countries eventually fail, even non Hispanic ones.

[Bettafish]

Originally Posted by Jolly Green Giant

No, your claim was that the US will be dominated by Hispanics.

And all countries eventually fail, even non Hispanic ones.

OK. My claim is based on the fact that Hispanic population increases much faster than other races.

2010 Census Data - 2010 Census

Kansas - non-hispanic increase +2.1%
hispanic increase +59.4%

Texas - non-hispanic increase +10.6%
hispanic increase +41.8%

Utah - non-hispanic increase +18.4%
hispanic increase +77.8%

Ohio - non-hispanic increase +0.4%
hispanic increase +63.4%

Mississippi - non-hispanic increase +2.9%
hispanic increase +105.9%

New Jersey - non-hispanic increase -0.8%
hispanic increase +39.2%

Vermont - non-hispanic +2.2%
hispanic +67.3%

Pennsylvania - non-hispanic +0.8%
hispanic +82.6%

South Dakota - non-hispanic +6.5%
hispanic +102.9%

North Carolina - non-hispanic +13.9%
hispanic 111.1%

Illinois - non-hispanic -0.8%
hispanic +32.5%

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Bettafish

Give me a counter example then.

Argentina used to be a wealthy nation, more so than the US. Then it went into long term decline but has recently started to upswing again. So, if you're implying whiteness is correlated to a country's success, why is Argentina a developing nation today when the country, according to the CIA, is 97% white? So clearly implying by the right on here that claims the US will begin decline because of fewer white people is asinine.

[Bettafish]

List of cities dominated by Hispanics so far:

Rank City Percent Hispanic 1 Hialeah, Florida 94.4 2 Laredo, Texas 94.3 3 Brownsville, Texas 92.5 4 McAllen, Texas 81.3 5 El Paso, Texas 80.0 6 Santa Ana, California 79.0 7 Salinas, California 72.0 8 Pomona, California 71.3 9 Downey, California 70.4 10 Oxnard, California 70.1 11 Miami, Florida 69.4 12 El Monte, California 68.6 13 Norwalk, California 68.4 14 Ontario, California 64.3 15 Fontana, California 63.1 16 San Antonio, Texas 61.2 17 Pasadena, Texas 59.2 18 Corpus Christi, Texas 58.1 19 Elizabeth, New Jersey 56.7 20 San Bernardino, California 56.6 21 Chula Vista, California 55.6 22 Paterson, New Jersey 55.1 23 Moreno Valley, California 52.5 24 West Covina, California 52.5 25 Anaheim, California 52.4 26 Palmdale, California 52.4

[Jolly Green Giant]

Originally Posted by Bettafish

OK. My claim is based on the fact that Hispanic population increases much faster than other races.

Hispanic isn't a race, and even if it was, it's a stupid illogical claim, look at South Africa, hell look at South America.

[Bettafish]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

Argentina used to be a wealthy nation, more so than the US. Then it went into long term decline but has recently started to upswing again. So, if you're implying whiteness is correlated to a country's success, why is Argentina a developing nation today when the country, according to the CIA, is 97% white?

Because they have Hispanic culture, which does not fit in the world of today? (just a hypothesis).

[IBMMuseum]

Originally Posted by Bettafish

OK. My claim is based on the fact that Hispanic population increases much faster than other races.

2010 Census Data - 2010 Census

Kansas - non-hispanic increase +2.1%
hispanic increase +59.4%

Texas - non-hispanic increase +10.6%
hispanic increase +41.8%

Utah - non-hispanic increase +18.4%
hispanic increase +77.8%

Ohio - non-hispanic increase +0.4%
hispanic increase +63.4%

Mississippi - non-hispanic increase +2.9%
hispanic increase +105.9%

New Jersey - non-hispanic increase -0.8%
hispanic increase +39.2%

Vermont - non-hispanic +2.2%
hispanic +67.3%

Pennsylvania - non-hispanic +0.8%
hispanic +82.6%

South Dakota - non-hispanic +6.5%
hispanic +102.9%

North Carolina - non-hispanic +13.9%
hispanic 111.1%

Illinois - non-hispanic -0.8%
hispanic +32.5%

Apparently you didn't see where this exact information was posted a few pages ago...