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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5425847" data-attributes="member: 24302">You may be right to an extent but you need to get a better understanding to facts on the ground.&nbsp; It&#039;s not 50-80 million Mexicans.&nbsp; It&#039;s 50-80 million Hispanics.&nbsp; Mexicans are just a part of it.&nbsp; Central Americans make up at least half of who many refer to as Mexicans.&nbsp; And culturally they are similar yet different.&nbsp; The other thing is many American Hispanics are now turning to the Republican Party.&nbsp; Democrats are trying to bring in too many too fast and established Hispanic communities on the border, which are mostly Mexican-American, are suffering the most from it.&nbsp; What have been reliable Democratic districts are turning Republican.&nbsp; And a lot of people in those communities have served in the military and are very patriotic.There&#039;s also something else needed to be considered.&nbsp; A lot of major economic powerhouses around the world are in demographic decline.&nbsp; They aren&#039;t producing enough kids to replace themselves.&nbsp; We aren&#039;t in as bad shape as Europe, China, or Japan but it&#039;s coming.&nbsp; A lot of people were let in not as a way to replace whites but as a means to get as many workers as needed.&nbsp; Getting enough new voters to tip the balance of power is a more recent strategy.&nbsp; And there&#039;s huge implications to doing this.&nbsp; We&#039;re automating at a very fast pace.&nbsp; You have pointed out the AI advantages of the Tesla.&nbsp; That kind of capability is replacing workers at a pretty fast clip.&nbsp; We may soon be swamped with the unemployed at a time when Democrats are letting people in by the millions.&nbsp; So there&#039;s more to it than just an evil plan to overpower whites in this country.&nbsp; And Republicans wanting cheap labor are certainly just as culpable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5425847, member: 24302"] You may be right to an extent but you need to get a better understanding to facts on the ground. It's not 50-80 million Mexicans. It's 50-80 million Hispanics. Mexicans are just a part of it. Central Americans make up at least half of who many refer to as Mexicans. And culturally they are similar yet different. The other thing is many American Hispanics are now turning to the Republican Party. Democrats are trying to bring in too many too fast and established Hispanic communities on the border, which are mostly Mexican-American, are suffering the most from it. What have been reliable Democratic districts are turning Republican. And a lot of people in those communities have served in the military and are very patriotic. There's also something else needed to be considered. A lot of major economic powerhouses around the world are in demographic decline. They aren't producing enough kids to replace themselves. We aren't in as bad shape as Europe, China, or Japan but it's coming. A lot of people were let in not as a way to replace whites but as a means to get as many workers as needed. Getting enough new voters to tip the balance of power is a more recent strategy. And there's huge implications to doing this. We're automating at a very fast pace. You have pointed out the AI advantages of the Tesla. That kind of capability is replacing workers at a pretty fast clip. We may soon be swamped with the unemployed at a time when Democrats are letting people in by the millions. So there's more to it than just an evil plan to overpower whites in this country. And Republicans wanting cheap labor are certainly just as culpable. [/QUOTE]

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