Not every Mexican person is of Iberian descent. There are still many, many native Mexicans left in the world.

But once again, thanks for supplying the stupidity. It’s a great service you provide!

Fool.

White Nationalists/Separitists are a minute minority among whites. Most white folks can’t tolerate their antics. If your only source for news is the SPLC and its related blogs I can understand why you would think we’re all like that.

But it is interesting to note that there are no third world foreigners trying to sneak into Zimbabwe.

In regards to Steinback’s article, the “incidiary” Yonski interview and the violent reaction that followed is indicative of the dangerous consequences of publicly expressing an opinion. But the glaring fact is that if Ruben had expressed his views about white people in that paper it wouldn’t have been “incindiary.” White people just don’t get that upset when their race is insulted. That’s because, contrary to the theme and mission of the SPLC, white people aren’t all that race conscious.

It is the LIBERAL minority reaction to percieved and real insults that keeps the race pot boiling. It has become a major industry and employs many an otherwise useless and untalented minority “leadership”. One of the top employers of this race division industry is the SPLC itself.

Without white “haters” to hate, SPLC employees would have to find real jobs.

I realized that just as I made my post. While an ethnic group, they do not possess the traits of a separate ‘race.’

Thank you for your further explanation. It is greatly appreciated :)

ON OCTOBER 24TH, 2011 AT 3:25 AM
I’m very concerned about racism, being white and British I face it all the time, thanks to PC liberals for that.”
I’m white and British, the only racism I’ve ever seen has been towards people who are black, brown, yellow or different in some other way. I really don’t know what country you are living in but it is not the country I’ve observed through a lifetime.

Without getting into the debate over whether race is even a real thing, how is Hispanic not a race?

You forgot to mention that the Hazelton ordinance was unblocked by the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this year. The Supreme Court also upheld Arizona’s E-Verify law.

There is nothing stopping states and localities now from passing copycat laws. You people lost that round. As for all the crying about the onerous cost of litigation to cities that pass copycat ordinances, that is now a thing of the past.

Next year should be interesting.

But that’s not strictly relevant to the issue of Latino immigration. “Hispanic” is not a race category in the Census Bureau’s way of looking at things; in other words, Hispanics may be either black or white or American Indian or “some other race” or “two or more races,” etc., when race is counted up. So the drastic drop in whites as a percentage of the population doesn’t necessarily correlate with a big increase in Latinos.

It’s true that the Hispanic population of Hazleton did grow rapidly during the past decade. In 2000, the Hispanic population of Hazleton was 1,132, or 5 percent of the total. In 2010, it was 8,776, or 35 percent of the total.

Something that might tell us a bit more about Hazleton then and Hazleton today is the African American population. In 2000, there were 192 black people in the city, or 0.8 percent of the population. In 2010, there were 1,003, or 4 percent of the total. So the black population of Hazleton has more than quintupled, though it still remains small.

Not to drag things out and create false suspense, the biggest growth group from 2000 to 2010 was the “some other race” category, which jumped to 5,572, almost nine times what it was in 2000. I’m tempted to surmise that some of the previously “white” citizens disappeared into this category by declaring themselves Vikings or some such, but I have no evidence to support such a conjecture. It’s also possible that many of the people in this race category are Hispanic, but, again, the evidence is absent.

What I do know is that Hazleton is a fairly small city in the boondocks of north-central Pennsylvania and that like other such small cities, its economy is at the mercy of the bean-counters in New York, London, Brussels, Zurich, Tokyo and, increasingly, Beijing. And like every other similarly situated small city in America, that used to have a factory or two that employed everyone and his brother and son, Hazleton is dying, and some of the people there want to find someone to blame. I’m inclined to point them toward Wall Street, but of course the “alien” is always an easy sell when you need a villain.

Need to get that dead cat outta there first….

And shame on the other Yanoski. It is opinions like his that have made the United States into the laughingstock it is today.

Aron