[RFT1]

California is my biggest example. The change of demograhics in California is what switched the state from being moderate-conservative to solidly liberal. As for Christians, Mexico as a nation is heavily secular, and has been since the 20s, and many of the Catholics in Mexico are sadly influenced by Liberation Theology.

This invasion is a clear and present danger to the US, it is sad your ideals make you blind to the reality that stares you in the face.

[UNflagburner]

California is my biggest example. The change of demograhics in California is what switched the state from being moderate-conservative to solidly liberal.

I disagree. It wasn't the switch in demographics but rather the ballot initiative denying illegals benefits, which hispanics interpreted as racism, that made them easy targets for the leftists.

and many of the Catholics in Mexico are sadly influenced by Liberation Theology.

Sadly yes, and the same applies to many Catholics in the US. Nevertheless the social issues win, so it's a plus as long as you don't go out of your way to alienate them.

[brazzaville]

Good evening.
"The change of demograhics in California is what switched the state from being moderate-conservative to solidly liberal."

The growth of the big cities, with their universities, followed by the spread out to the suburbs by city folk is what changed the demographics of the state, less immigration from Mexico than immigration from New York and Massachusetts.

The invasion is definitely a clear and present danger.

Michael Frazier