Posted on 06/27/2019 6:02:50 AM PDT by ek_hornbeck
I always liked the idea of Texas—a massive, arrogant, sun-scorched, red-blooded homeland for impenitent cattle rustlers who provided a cultural counterpoint to the sniffly, snobby classes of the Eastern seaboard. Back when America was all about expansion rather than retreat, Texas was far more American than anything you could scrape up from either coastline.
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Its becoming more clear by the year, if not by the day, that unless there is a massive, and unimaginably bloody, civil war in the near future, America has little to no future.
The “new Americans” arriving in massive waves, want to live in Leftist totalitarian (and lazy) poverty, ruled by a small liberal elite - made up mostly of people who speak their own language and possess their own skin color. From sea to shining sea.
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That’s why we must be hopeful that the SCOTUS will rule that the Government CAN ask the Citizenship question on the upcoming Census. Because it goes to the heart of our problem with the big cities, where the illegal trash and minorities congregate. I have posted it before, but in Los Angeles County alone, if illegals are culled out ( one way or another, either by having to answer the Census citizenship question, or by not taking the Census at all) that county will loose as many as SIX Congressional Seats. That’s huge. And It’s not just LA County where this over count has given population centers in CA more legislative power than they should have (ie.The Bay Area and Sacramento). Looks as though CA has 43 Seats, so if you take away six of them that’s a 15% reduction. Do that all over the country ( Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, et al) and you can see how the political power structure will change. Couple that with the SCOTUS decision to not interfere with Re-districting ( where in many states, Republicans have the reins of power in their respective state legislatures), and you can affect even larger changes in the House membership. Republicans need to use this tool to push Blacks and Hispanics into a “redistricting corner” so as to minimize thelr effect on the Congress. Face it, if the political shoe were on the othere foot, the RATS would be full steam ahead with what I am proposing. The fact that they are going to the SCOTUS with these issues means that they know that they have to cheat to stay in power. President Trump’s most precious gift to us thus far has been his two Supreme Court appointments. Now, it’s up to the Grim Reaper to help him out with Ginsberg, Breyer and Sotomayor. There’s no hope for Kagan unless she chokes to death on a Bagel.
Great post and so true; thank you!!!
The state gained four EV votes after the 2010 Census, and is
on track to gain another four after the 2020 Census, giving
it 42 beginning with the 2024 presidential election.
Welcome! We in the Phoenix area need more like you.
To me, it’s simple - if white (and especially female) suburbanites would simply realize that voting “Not Socialist” is in their long-term best interest and start regularly doing it, the day of reckoning would be pushed far into the future. And as you say, the automatic equating of “Hispanic” with “Democrat” on FR needs to stop. People are malleable, and they grow and learn. There is a reason the Left is making a full court press to control social media content - they are terrified of what might happen if all of their plantation-confined groups start to learn the real story.
The third deleterious effect of concentrated populations is anonymity. That’s why homosexuals flocked to sanfran. They aren’t judged in a mass of thousands of freaks the way they’d be judged in a small town.
That anonymity also removes accountability and personal responsibility. Cities are a plague.
More Californians head for Texas than any other state.
https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2019/04/moves-from-south-west-dominate-recent-migration-flows.html
As a blue state escapee, I was dismayed by how close “Beto” empty-suit came to beating Ted Cruz for Senate in 2016. Election 2020 is going to be very telling.
aww that’s so sweet.
I know we have our whole lives invested in Houston but the overpopulation and sky high taxes are forcing us out.
We don’t know many people in Tyler but we are making memories by driving up every weekend and working on this old house that was my mothers. We hope she can look down and see what we are up to.
Hopefully our kids will drive up north to see us..they are big on the city.
Another disgusting habit that I see among Mexicans and other Third World people in stores is to take things off shelves or clothing racks, look at them, and then throw them on the floor rather than replacing them. Then it's time to step outside and throw their kid's soiled diaper out into the parking lot or sidewalk, even though there's a trash can within a couple of yards.
Just wow. I live in The People's Republik of Connecticut, and I've *never* seen anything like that. So far.
If we lose Texas, we lose America. God help us...
Love Tyler.......my people are from East Texas and still live in the Cherokee County area. Houston has left the world of common sense and the Demons have taken over. Thank goodness Hub had the good sense to move us out all those years ago. Good luck with the house and enjoy your life in the Tyler area. It’s a great place......;)
At least during the Reconquista most people realized they had a problem.
Ted Cruz I like him for the most part. he was kind of strange after he lost the primary. A republican friend in Texas didn’t vote for either candidate because how Cruz acted.
Election 2020 is going to be very telling.
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In what regard? The Presidential election? If so it won’t
be anything like the Cruz race. JMO.
We have relatives in Tyler and it’s way too populated for us.
I’m not real happy with the Baptists these days. The Baptists had a HUGE ranch near Kingsland sitting on PRIME taxation lakefront land that they gave to some Katrina trash. The Katrina folk built/building nice brick homes on the land and have titled everyone with pastor or elder or whatever so they don’t have to pay property tax. Hubby questioned one of them as they were camped out at Walmart with a fundraiser about not paying taxes and she just stuttered.
These Katrina folk also claimed the be victims of a cross burning. Problem was the facts didn’t make sense and the mysterious cross, surprise!, belonged to them. Someone must have skipped over that bit about thou shalt not lie.
And their kids’ behavior at school? Well...
There are 3 burger joints in town but gringos are no longer allowed at one. The one has been taken over by illegal Hispanics. We made the mistake of going in for lunch and ooooh, the angry looks and comments from them! That was the first time I’d ever been afraid in our little town. I now drive elsewhere to shop.
The McDonald’s went so far as to take down the English drive thru menu and put up one in espanol. I think certain town gringos put a stop to that foolishness.
Yes, UT is full of commie libs, muzzies from the ME. It's hard to find a white person in the music building for all the Asians. It's a cesspool of liberalism and has been for decades. Fifteen years ago protesting muzzies scared a group of little elementary kids I had on a field trip there. All their yelling at and shaking their fists at little 4th graders made that the last of the annual trips.
Well, except for the food store I was talking about, our fast food restaurants are still pretty gringo-ish...like they haven’t changed the menus to read Spanish.....yet. I told Hub I want a bigger gun....he told me I was too crazy for a bigger gun.....(I hope that was tongue-in-cheek)....I don’t want to kill anyone, just make them wish they were no longer with us. Shootings and stabbings at the store I mentioned during robberies in the parking lot is scary. I want to be safe when going to McDonalds, Sonic or Popeyes. Know what I mean?....snort
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