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That isn’t the point, this is about help for our conservative, pro-life politics.
We see some hope in diluting the effect of the destruction caused by the mass Catholic immigration we suffer from.

"mass Catholic immigration"--from where? Mexico? Latin America? As least they are Christian!

Why are Catholics, per se, a cause for your or anyone's "suffering"??

What "destruction" have the immigrant Catholics caused?

"diluting the effect of the destruction"--HOW are we (NOT ME) "diluting" the effect? By badmouthing Catholics?

How have YOU "suffered" from this "mass immigration"??
How are "we suffering" from them? I'm NOT.

Mexicans don't believe in abortion. Most are very conservative. I lived and worked in Mexico City two years. That is what I remember about them.

Some people have been told and shown, repeatedly, that the aliens swarming us come from a country that is 80% baptised Catholic, but of which less than half that 80% identify as actually Catholic.

But some people continue to insist that the socialist wave is Catholic nonetheless, regardless of the proof presented to them to the contrary. Why? I suppose because some people are liars who value their agenda more than the truth.

“We see some hope in diluting the effect of the destruction caused by the mass Catholic immigration we suffer from.”

Are you talking about recent immigration of Latino’s to North America? - or are you referring to 19th century immigration from Catholic Europe into the USA?

The reason I am asking is that you are mistaken about the so-called ‘destruction” of our country from Catholic immigration. I can tell you that one of the reasons that Catholics were so stridently Democratic for 100 years is that when the Irish came to New England, they were met with virulent anti-Catholic bigotry by the upper class of Boston. Since those folks were members of the Republican party, the Democrats took advantage of it and recruited the Catholic vote. “Irish need not apply” was the message received by Irish immigrants from fat-cat Republicans in Boston.

Historically, the immigrant Irish population became overwhelmingly the leaders of the fast-growing Catholic church in America. So, the youth, young priests, etc. were influenced toward favoring Democrats, and that became for many of them as important to them as being a Catholic. But these Catholics never were pro-slavery or for that matter, were not necessarily for large government. They had fled from persecution in Europe. Still, without the wherewithal to become educated, these immigrants ended up becoming public servants, policemen, firemen, etc. That is why there is this history of favoring the Democrats, not because they favor socialism.