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To: oceanperch
well don't folks still pass homes onto next of kin?

Those are Anglo laws. Once Jose and his buddies control the state legislatures, land redistribution will be the order of the day.

Laws aren't written in stone, you know. When they are the majority, they will write the laws. And you can bet your sweet you-know that they won't be bashful about favoring themselves; none of this "we're all equal" crap that the poor, pathetic weakling Anglos yapped about. Nosirree, not under the rule of the descendants of Los Conquistadores.

56 posted on 05/07/2004 10:22:39 AM PDT by Regulator
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To: Regulator
Why is it that when I think of La Raza I think Screwy Louie Farahkan.

God help us if these two radical sectors hook up.

58 posted on 05/07/2004 10:36:33 AM PDT by oceanperch (King Vanity Parking Only all others will be towed)
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To: Regulator
Get used to the idea of ejidos. Land ownership in hispanic cultures does not exist as we know it.
68 posted on 05/07/2004 12:32:36 PM PDT by FITZ
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To: Regulator
Laws aren't written in stone, you know.

Neither are nations. To date, not a single civilization has lasted more than 500 years or so years, counting the various incarnations of ancient Egypt. Civilizations fall not from external conquest, but from internal rot.

The reason for this is simple: wealth is created by intelligent, hard working people. This wealth attracts entire populations to relocate, ranging from the highest scientific jobs to the lowest manual laborers.

For a period of time (ie centuries) nation-states can thrive and can even dominate regions and/or known worlds. Unfortunately, the geometric reproduction strategies of the lower tiers (starting from an already larger base anyway) eventually overwelhm even the strongest economies.

The US had a good run, just like Egypt, Greece, Rome, & Europe before. I'm not sure where the next version of Western Civ will emerge over the next 100-200 years, but my guess is Australia.

95 posted on 05/07/2004 1:23:57 PM PDT by Snerfling
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