The problem isn't skin color. The problem is values and beliefs. My family is immigrant, but we love the Constitution, we're Christian (we were before we came to America), and we genuinely believe America is the greatest nation. We're strictly capitalist, and full-heartedly acknowledge the good Western Civilization (particularly America) has done to the world. This doesn't mean we've thrown away our own culture or beliefs at all nor do we pretend America has a perfect history, but we have certainly adopted many American values.
I don't think there's anything wrong with immigrants that become American while adopting American values. The problem is you have a bunch of people who come in for jobs and then complain about everything in America. These people hate America and everything we stand for.
I will say, I think your POV is a bit racist. You view "our people" as whites only instead of Americans. I don't hold it against you though, you most likely have never met any immigrant who truly identifies as an American.
What do you mean, "let our people die"? Is anyone killing anyone, or preventing reproduction based on skin color?
The problem is not the proportion of a skin color in the population, it's that the politics of the country do not even represent the majority as it is. The people of the country overwhelmingly turned out for Trump. Is he president? No. Why not? Because of immigrants?
And then, what makes a person "your person"? Are they "your people" if they were born here and their color is white, but they stand for media gaslighting, censorship, deplatforming, election theft, banning of guns, giving hormones to kids before puberty, and the foisting of critical race theory onto employees and schoolchildren?
Who's your ally? The person who looks like you, or the person who shares your values? If you choose the person who looks like you, let me introduce you to Biden!
The problem isn't skin color. The problem is values and beliefs. My family is immigrant, but we love the Constitution, we're Christian (we were before we came to America), and we genuinely believe America is the greatest nation. We're strictly capitalist, and full-heartedly acknowledge the good Western Civilization (particularly America) has done to the world. This doesn't mean we've thrown away our own culture or beliefs at all nor do we pretend America has a perfect history, but we have certainly adopted many American values.
I don't think there's anything wrong with immigrants that become American while adopting American values. The problem is you have a bunch of people who come in for jobs and then complain about everything in America. These people hate America and everything we stand for.
I will say, I think your POV is a bit racist. You view "our people" as whites only instead of Americans. I don't hold it against you though, you most likely have never met any immigrant who truly identifies as an American.
What do you mean, "let our people die"? Is anyone killing anyone, or preventing reproduction based on skin color?
The problem is not the proportion of a skin color in the population, it's that the politics of the country do not even represent the majority as it is. The people of the country overwhelmingly turned out for Trump. Is he president? No. Why not? Because of immigrants?
And then, what makes a person "your person"? Are they "your people" if they were born here and their color is white, but they stand for media gaslighting, censorship, deplatforming, election theft, banning of guns, giving hormones to kids before puberty, and the foisting of critical race theory onto employees and schoolchildren?
Who's your ally? The person who looks like you, or the person who shares your values? If you choose the person who looks like you, let me introduce you to Biden!
Well, good luck to you, but the 1.6 fertility rate will be a challenge.
Would have better luck spreading ideas, I think – considering that you have to spread ideas to change fertility or immigration.