Definitely true, mass migrations are almost always difficult to digest, but there seems to be a difference between people who cross an ocean with the intention of assimilating, and people whose home country is a short walk across an unguarded border. You can even look at Italians: they were different than most 19th century US immigrants in that they maintained strong old country ties, visiting and frequently returning after making some money working in the US. As a result, they took a generation or two longer than most groups to assimilate to the same degree. As long as the border is porous, Latin Americans will always be surrounded with new batches of 1st gen arrivals, will tend to have one foot in each country, and face little pressure to assimilate. When you add the fact that their Chicano Studies prof at CSU Northridge will tell them they’re on land stolen from them by the racial white man, you’re building your own social and political time bomb.
@HulkHogan917007 for breaking the LAW. nobody who just walks around with a sign is gonna get in trouble and universities that dont have out of control/criminal protest wont lose funding. this isnt about speech its about widespread criminality that doesnt get punished so outside action is taken
The framing that our rights are under threat because Collumbia lost funding for not adequately defending students from protests thast broke the law is just retarded. If this happened as a result of BLM none of these Jewspergs would be crying.
@HulkHogan917007@RobbieShades82@stonetoss@VividProwess@grok for breaking the LAW. nobody who just walks around with a sign is gonna get in trouble and universities that dont have out of control/criminal protest wont lose funding. this isnt about speech its about widespread criminality that doesnt get punished so outside action is taken