What do you not understand about my repeated posts saying I do not favor amnesty?

The white race is being outbred 2, 3 or 4 to 1 you say?  What would you suggest - mandatory birth control or sterilization?  Before you take out the scalpel to whack off their heuvos or cut their tubes, let's look at what the figures actually tell us:

2010 Total Fertility Rates (number of lifetime live births per 1,000 women) :

White:  2,098

Black:  2,140

American Indian/Eskimo/Aleut:  2,451

Asian: 2,252

Hispanic: 2,818

http://www.census.gov/population/www/techpap. htmlSource: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Population Division Working Paper No. 38. Population Projections of the United States, 1999 to 2100: Methodology and Assumptions. Issued January 2000.

The latest available figures for females showed a population of 100,177,000 white women verus 43,191,000 hispanic, black, asian and others.  If you assume an average non-white fertility rate of 2,400 based on the above figures (it is actually a bit lower), then you will see that the existing white women will be expected to have about 212,270,000 live births, whereas the other women will have about 103,660,000 live births.  Of course, that is skewed by the fact that the white population is getting older to a great extent and the non-anglo population is mostly younger.  On the other hand, it also fails to take into account that Hispanics are not a race and as a group about half of them identify themselves as white.

The bottom line is I don't think procreation alone is going to make whites a minority, and even if we were to become a minority that would not likely be a problem if we did not put ourselves on some kind of holier than thou pedestal from whence we looked down upon the non-whites.

Based on past generations scares about being taken over by one group or people or another (not talking the NWO elites, but groups of people of different ethnic or other orgin), chances are that at the very least the Hispanics might largely assimilate themselves as have other past groups . . . IF we would not treat them as our enemy or substandard.  Again, Blah, I am talking legal and not illegal.

The myth of the white minority

By Jeff Jacoby

WHEN THE Census Bureau announced last week that white Americans would dwindle to less than half of the US population within a generation, the media quickly spread the word.

"A new census report says that whites in the US will be a minority by the year 2042," announced NPR's Farai Chideya, while over at CNN Tony Harris proclaimed that "the complexion of America is changing and a lot faster than you think: In just 34 years, the Census Bureau says whites will no longer be a majority in this country." The Associated Press moved a story headlined "White Americans no longer a majority by 2042." Once again, the nation's unhealthy obsession with sorting people into categories based on color and ancestry was in the news.

But there was another problem with all this coverage of how white America is becoming a minority: The Census Bureau never said it.

You can see the numbers for yourself on the Census Bureau website. In a spreadsheet titled "Projections of the Population by Race and Hispanic Origin for the United States: 2008 to 2050," the bureau forecasts a rise in the number of whites from about 243 million today to 325 million at midcentury - an increase of 82 million. A related spreadsheet gives the percentages: Whites today account for nearly 80 percent of the US population. In 2050, they'll constitute 74 percent - still a very hefty majority.

So what explains the persistent drumbeat about the impending white minority? A statistical distortion: the exclusion of Hispanic whites. If only non-Hispanic whites are counted, the white population today amounts to 66 percent of the total, and will hit around 46 percent by 2050.

But excluding whites of Hispanic origin from the overall white population makes no more sense than excluding whites of Slavic or Scandinavian origin. "Hispanic" is not a race. It is an ethnic category. As the Census Bureau repeatedly points out, Hispanics can be of any race. In the 2000 census, 48 percent of Hispanics identified themselves as white; Harvard sociologist Orlando Patterson has characterized them as "white in every social sense of this term." Bottom line: Of the 46.6 million Hispanics in the United States today, at least 22 million are white.

On both right and left, however, there are pressures to treat Hispanics as a distinct racial category. Many on the left covet the political attention and affirmative-action largesse that comes with minority-group status. In some quarters of the right, meanwhile, immigration alarmists warn that Hispanics are overwhelming the nation's "white" culture, dissolving the bonds of language and patriotism on which American civilization depends.

One of the lessons of US history is that racial categories are anything but meaningful scientific classifications. For generations, "whites" have been hearing that they are about to be engulfed by unassimilable foreign races, and for centuries those "races" have eventually become - white! Benjamin Franklin worried mightily about the threat posed to white American culture by the influx of German immigrants. "Why should Pennsylvania, founded by the English, become a Colony of Aliens," he demanded in 1751, "who will shortly be so numerous as to Germanize us instead of our Anglifying them?" Those "swarthy" Germans, Franklin was quite sure, "will never adopt our Language or Customs, any more than they can adopt our Complexion."

A century and a half later, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge witheringly described the Russians, Poles, and Greeks entering the country as "races with which the English-speaking people have never hitherto assimilated, and who are most alien to the great body of the people of the United States." In the early 20th century, federal immigration officials classified the Irish, Italians, and Jews as separate races. Yet today all these groups are viewed collectively, and benignly, as "white."

And so, in time, will Hispanics, who give every indication of being just as assimilable as earlier groups. Most third-generation Hispanic Americans, for example, marry non-Hispanics. The overwhelming majority speak English. With a little luck, common sense, and goodwill, it will seem as odd in 2050 to focus on "non-Hispanic whites" as it would today to insist that only "non-German whites" are really white.

Better still, perhaps by then we will have really progressed, and abandoned the pernicious notion of racial categories altogether.