Is that what you think I was getting at?
That was poor wording on my end, but in essence, what I'm saying is that different cultures breed different mindsets, and that holds for generations. You may have lost Spanish language ability, but your habits and values are largely from your parents and how they raised, and that's why a group like the Jews for example start off in horrible urban poverty and are wealthy in a generation, and yet a 3rd generation Chicano grows up on welfare and joins a gang. Puerto Rican's will have American citizenship and lived in America for 4 or 5 generations, speak no Spanish, and will be on section 8.Nice racism as usual, but the facts don't bear that out.
Research shows that as Latinos become more assimilated to the US (2nd, 3rd generation +), they become more conservative and vote more Republican.
Couldn't find one for Trump, but this one from 2016 tells pretty much the same story ("Language dominance" is pretty much a proxy for the immigrant/native variable. Bilingual/Spanish dominant Latinos are more likely to be immigrants, the US-born are English dominant):
So those with a "limited, 3rd world education" are the ones voting Democrat. It's those with a brilliant, 1st world American education that are falling for Trump's machismo, bravado, etc.
I see people stating they will change tactics, and I see others stating they will double down and just try to recapture the bernie energy in 28'Not so fast. They still have white women with septum piercings who clap their hands with each syllable when they talk, dudes who wear onesie pajamas, and this sherdog lefty who likes to eat carburetors and raw meat with a full throat.
A lot of that's also an age thing. It's been shown that younger Latino and black men are more likely to vote Trump as compared to older black and Latino men. Pretty much an opposite of white men. Younger Latinos are also more likely to not be able to speak Spanish compared to older generationsNice racism as usual, but the facts don't bear that out.
Research shows that as Latinos become more assimilated to the US (2nd, 3rd generation +), they become more conservative and vote more Republican.
Couldn't find one for Trump, but this one from 2016 tells pretty much the same story ("Language dominance" is pretty much a proxy for the immigrant/native variable. Bilingual/Spanish dominant Latinos are more likely to be immigrants, the US-born are English dominant):
So those with a "limited, 3rd world education" are the ones voting Democrat. It's those with a brilliant, 1st world American education that are falling for Trump's machismo, bravado, etc.
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One thing that many are unaware of, Venezuelans and Haitians, the two groups of immigrants who've gotten the most hate as of late. From what I understand Venezuelans are actually second only to Cubans as being the Latino groups that is mostly to vote Republican. Even Haitians I have read are more likely than average black Americans of non Caribbean descent to vote Republican as well surprisingly. Don't be surprised if in 20-30 years from now the generations won't even remember all the negative stuff that was said about them from the right.
Both Cubans and Venezuelans fled failed socialist countries so that makes sense. Haven't heard that about Haitians though, my gut tells me that they're being more likely to vote Republican than American blacks says more about how committed American blacks to the Democrat party rather than Haitians being particular right leaning but I could be wrong.
There's an alternative framework I've heard where immigrants assimilate into one of two broad classes in the US, either the educated upper class(like Jews and Indians) or the less educated lower class(Hispanics). That in part why 2nd/3rd generation Hispanics have higher crime rates than their parents and grandparents just like how 2nd/3rd generation South Asians are more progressive than their forefathers.
They can't for several reason, not the least of which is that when they did try with Bernie, they already showed that they have no balls whatsoever, and it took next to nothing to get them all to completely fold like lawn chairs and fall in line and vote for whoever they're told to.
People are drawing way too many conclusions from the election. Its good to use the opportunity to rethink policy and messaging but in some sense we should do that in response to elections happening across the country all the time and not just during the presidential cycle.
Aw pathetic gotten to little man. Did someone hurt you fee fees? Craving attention?
- So the answer is no?
Lol, maybe
"Oh you just wait..."
Man — did it take you a long time to type that with a stick since your fingers are so fat or did you use voice to text?
