Does the future of Dallas look like Mexico City? (Houston: school, taxes)

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

Originally Posted by Mister Nifty

I do hope that we all continue living peacefully in the melting pot. I can see some benefits to our new future culture. I mean, how much money does it take to purchase a case of beer, packages of tortillas, beans and rice, and a little fajita? I don't think we will even need to make minimum wage in the future. You know, to be just as good as our wonderful ancestors have lived forever, it only takes a little of nothing. We can just dance and sing all day doing nothing and caring about very little. Like lying on a beach close to a bar. That kind of thing.

Wow. You really are a bigot. That is extremely uncultured and ignorant.

Its like everything you learned about Mexico came from Fox News and Corona commercials.

[Mister Nifty]

Originally Posted by LAnative10

Wow. You really are a bigot. That is extremely uncultured and ignorant.

Its like everything you learned about Mexico came from Fox News and Corona commercials.

The difference between being prejudice and having class is as different as night and day as one happens in the south while the other exists in the north. Because I live in the south and believe that obeying the rules, regulations, and laws is a necessary behavior in order to maintain a high standard in society, you think of me as a bigot.
Thank the Lord I didn't say that I am a Christian.
I think it is clear what I meant. If all we desire out of life is a lot of drinking, eating, dancing, singing, and rocking momma in the bed so that she can later rock countless babies to sleep in their cribs, then we really don't need to make minimum wage.

[Mister Nifty]

Originally Posted by brajohns81

I hope so. Mexico City is a very cultured and beautiful city of about 8 million residents. Dallas is the heart and soul of the metroplex and is pretty much the metroplex. This will help Dallas really boom.

Look, we all have a conscience. Our conscience knows what you claim above just isn't true. The city of Dallas is all but cutting its own throat trying to keep from sinking. Why else would a city compete with the success of the same airport it owns, with this being DFW airport? Why else would a city compete with its own upscale shopping centers in an attempt at creating upscale shopping downtown? Why would a city compete with its own office market by trying to entice companies to build more office space downtown? Why is the city resorting to creating unnecessary bling bling?
Dallas is no longer the city of Dallas but has shrunk in significance down to the Centralized Socialist Downtown Elite, CSDE.
The city of Dallas hates itself with a passion so much so that the thought of ripping to pieces the greatness it once had pleases the local government who now wallow in its squalor. The closer one gets to the core, the more the corruption stinks.

[brajohns81]

Originally Posted by Mister Nifty

Look, we all have a conscience. Our conscience knows what you claim above just isn't true. The city of Dallas is all but cutting its own throat trying to keep from sinking. Why else would a city compete with the success of the same airport it owns, with this being DFW airport? Why else would a city compete with its own upscale shopping centers in an attempt at creating upscale shopping downtown? Why would a city compete with its own office market by trying to entice companies to build more office space downtown? Why is the city resorting to creating unnecessary bling bling?
Dallas is no longer the city of Dallas but has shrunk in significance down to the Centralized Socialist Downtown Elite, CSDE.
The city of Dallas hates itself with a passion so much so that the thought of ripping to pieces the greatness it once had pleases the local government who now wallow in its squalor. The closer one gets to the core, the more the corruption stinks.

I am guessing you are a Fort Worth guy. None of what you said is true and you know it.

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

It doesnt matter.

Facts are fact. Data is data.

The fact is the city of Dallas and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metropolitan area are becoming more Hispanic. Not at a slow pace, this is happening rapidly. The data supports this and there is no end in sight.

As this takes place, the pretentious and conservative character that Dallas (and DFW) has had is dying.

Dallas is being reborn with a new character and a new identity. Part of that new character and identity is going to be heavily Hispanic. If you dont like it, North Dakota awaits.

[brajohns81]

Originally Posted by LAnative10

It doesnt matter.

Facts are fact. Data is data.

The fact is the city of Dallas and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metropolitan area are becoming more Hispanic. Not at a slow pace, this is happening rapidly. The data supports this and there is no end in sight.

As this takes place, the pretentious and conservative character that Dallas (and DFW) has had is dying.

Dallas is being reborn with a new character and a new identity. Part of that new character and identity is going to be heavily Hispanic. If you dont like it, North Dakota awaits.

Umm..when did I ever speak out against this?? I have no problem with Mexico City, it is no different than NYC, London, Tokyo, Moscow, etc., to me. I would love Dallas to grow to its size. I am no liberal or Democrat but Dallas county went for Obama in the last election like most major cities. That is the norm with most major cities anyway. Dallas has always gone the other way, but barely.

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

^^^I was not speaking to yo directly. I was talking in general terms.

[Mister Nifty]

Originally Posted by brajohns81

I am guessing you are a Fort Worth guy. None of what you said is true and you know it.

Look, the idea that Dallas reduces to downtown is contemptible. The true heart and soul of Dallas exists north of there in four existing commercial shopping districts with these being the Preston Center area, the Northpark / Eastpark area, the Galleria / Addison area, and the already huge Stonebriar area. In comparison, the Telecom Corridor is a huge employment center (business district).
Downtown is now in the process of being pushed out of the metroplex even further to the east and south in relationship to these commercial shopping districts. In fact, I can envision it becoming an edge city as there is nothing of consequence to the east and south of it.
Just look at a map.

[elvalle_mayne]

Afraid of a little tanned skin egh?

[Mister Nifty]

Originally Posted by LAnative10

It doesnt matter.

Facts are fact. Data is data.

The fact is the city of Dallas and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metropolitan area are becoming more Hispanic. Not at a slow pace, this is happening rapidly. The data supports this and there is no end in sight.

As this takes place, the pretentious and conservative character that Dallas (and DFW) has had is dying.

Dallas is being reborn with a new character and a new identity. Part of that new character and identity is going to be heavily Hispanic. If you dont like it, North Dakota awaits.

So, you are suggesting that African Americans if they don't like it should also pick up and leave as well to live in, what, North Dakota?
You seem to say thing with the intention of angering them.
Have you ever thought about ways to make other people happy?
See, there is a difference between you and me. I do care. It isn't so easy to snatch my cookie. I keep my pants up snug and my belt tight. You won't find me straying so close to promiscuity. You are at a disadvantage to me as, I don't have to worry about evil because it teaches its fruit the wrong ways from the right ones. It cannot organize a front against right. So, no front needs to be organized against it. By its nature, evil will destroy itself.
So, once again, I don't have to worry, or care, or move to either North or South Dakota.
No, instead, I can just sit back, relax, and scheme of ways of pushing my agenda for designating Spanish as the official language of use in the metropolitan areas of Houston and San Antonio.