The Future of the United States and Western Society

True but it's not forced on them. They don't get the "Brazil doesn't have enough Black people or enough Muslims" shoved down their throats.

 

Okay you got me there. I'll admit I never knew that. But still it's natural, it's not forced on them like it is white countries. Our media (and I know European media, many owned by the same big companies we have here in the U.S.) literally forces it down our throat. There are many in our society who won't be happy until whites are the minority. I don't see anyone forcing Hispanics to be a minority in Brazil.

Do you have a link providing evidence that Brazil has the largest population of Japanese outside of Japan? Not criticizing, genuinely curious. I honestly never knew that and would've never thought that would be the case.

 

I understand where you are coming from and I guess I should try to be the bigger man. I guess it just irritates me that the recommendation is "get to know other people that aren't white" when I feel like a lot of Hispanics and Blacks never try to do the same. So many of them just assume we're all racists.

I guess at the end of the day my fear (as irrational as it most likely is) is that whenever whites do become the minority in the U.S. that whites will be treated pretty horribly. That at best it will be second class citizenship status for whites in the U.S. At worst it will be open season on whites from discrimination to lack of resources and funds to even potentially imprisonment/genocide.

 

Do they really do the hyphenated thing like here in the U.S. Do they say things like Italian-Brazilian or Japanese-Brazilian like we do here. The hyphenated thing almost got to me. Essentially saying their ancestral country is more important than the country they are in now. The country that is giving them their opportunities. Like where do their loyalties really lie?

I should know more about Brazilians. At one job I had I worked with a variety of Brazilian interns and like you said some were white, some brownish and some black.

 

It's probably too late for that but thank you for the concern.

 

So if Donald Trump doesn't represent the working class American than who does? Elitist Joe Biden with multiple homes? Elitist Gavin Newsome who believed his COVID lockdown laws didn't apply to him? Establishment Ron DeSantis who is funded and paid out by the Bush/Romney types?

The obsession with immigration is we can't support the whole world. Look at what happened here in Orlando after that one hurricane hit Puerto Rico. A ton of Puerto Ricans came to Orlando. What did they do? Overwhelmed our roads, schools, doctors office, medical facilities, etc. The education of kids here suffered as kids from Puerto Rico were put in classrooms and couldn't even understand what the teacher was saying, slowing down learning for everyone. Traffic was significantly worse as the roads couldn't handle the influx of people. Heck the roads can't handle the people here currently. The U.S. can't support the entire world. If we're going to support the whole world then why not make everyone a U.S. citizen. At least then they would all be required to pay taxes.

I'm not against immigration but I do think there should be a limit each year. Say 200,000/year. Immigration should start in the home country, not at the U.S. border. Asylum claims should be limited to documented political prosecution in the immigrants home country and the immigrant should have to claim asylum in the first country with a stable government. That is how asylum always has been. The asylum rules have been completely abused. My country being a sh*thole, while sad, is not a valid claim for asylum. But the immigrants claim asylum at the border because then they know that gets them in and most of them will never attend the court date 1 - 2 years down the line. The vast majority of immigrants, even if they had asylum claims, from South America and Central America, should be claiming asylum in Costa Rica or Mexico.

And I don't like the undocumented cheap labor either. It's pathetic and exploitative. I'm okay with a guest worker program for agriculture as long as it's established the immigrants have to leave the U.S. when the season is over.