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To: nwrep
Losers will always exist, and we need people to flip burgers and work at Big-O tires too. But one should not design the working population around loser jobs.

The average IQ in Mexico is only 90. And it's not the higher part of the bell curve that is walking across the border.

The average IQ of the single women (girls, in many cases) whom the government pays to go to nightclubs and get pregnant by various men is at the lowest rung of a very low scale.

These are growth segments of our population. They are not going to be software engineers.

34 posted on 09/05/2011 10:38:31 PM PDT by Meet the New Boss
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To: Meet the New Boss

“These are growth segments of our population. They are not going to be software engineers.”

We have to be the only country (other from Europe and Britain) that has an underclass that outbreeds the high achieving. I have no idea what will have to be done wiht them since we are close to having small caches of safe places with safe people, while the rest of the underclass gorws and grows and grows.


51 posted on 09/05/2011 11:40:02 PM PDT by Niuhuru (The Internet is the digital AIDS; adapting and successfully destroying the MSM host.)
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To: Meet the New Boss
The average IQ in Mexico is only 90. And it's not the higher part of the bell curve that is walking across the border. The average IQ of the single women (girls, in many cases) whom the government pays to go to nightclubs and get pregnant by various men is at the lowest rung of a very low scale. These are growth segments of our population. They are not going to be software engineers.

That is depressing...

79 posted on 09/06/2011 6:14:28 AM PDT by nwrep
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