For years we Kinists have been saying and writing that the definition of diversity is “the fewest White people possible.” And now, one news outlet comes clean and admits it. The headline of the story is “Los Angeles and Texas Counties Most Diverse in the U.S.” The story begins by cheerfully proclaiming that in 1 out of every 10 United States counties minorities are the majority, and that 302 counties are considered “majority-minority,” based on 2007 estimates.
Here are 2 paragraphs directly from the article, and maybe you’ll notice something that I noticed. Here they are:
“In terms of sheer numbers, California’s Los Angeles County leads the way with more than 7 million minority residents, about 70.9 percent of its residents. The county is home to about 4.7 million Hispanics and about 1 million African-Americans.
Leading the nation in terms of percentages is Texas’ Starr County, situated on the Mexican border. According to the census report, the county is 98 percent minority and has an estimated population of 61,833, of which 60,169 are Hispanic and 422 are African-American.”
Did you notice that in those two paragraphs, European Americans did not rate the slightest mention? The story is all about how non-Whites are becoming the majority in the United States, and that’s what is meant by diversity – the fewest White people possible. Do you think I’m just reading too much into it, or putting words into the reporter’s mouth, or rather his keyboard? Here are a couple more paragraghs:
“There is a perception that the United States is dominated by European or Anglo-Saxon cultures,” [Texas state demographer Karl Eschbach] said, but “with every passing year, that becomes less and less so.”
Although numbers like those released. . .lack pinpoint accuracy, they do help show how certain pockets of the United States are diversifying.
[Mr.] Eschbach said, “You can see the future pretty much laid out. You can see a majority-minority in the future for many parts of the nation.”
By the way, that forseen future precisely why many larger cities are changing the wording of their laws and ordinances. They’re removing the words minority and minorities and replacing it with the racist phrase people of color. That way, when European Americans become the minority, they won’t be eligible for the benefits and services that are now reserved for non-Whites. Pretty slick, huh?
So whenever you hear or read the word diversity, remember it means the fewest White people possible.
The article goes on to say, “[the numbers] are useful in determining which counties most need government support.”
Mr. Eschbach said, “One of the strong interests is that places that tend to have very high minority populations—to use that old-fashioned phrase—are also places that tend to be relatively poor,” he said. “The correlation between racial concentration and economic need is, unfortunately, very strong.”
The corollary is that places with high concentrations of European Americans are prosperous, or at least well off enough to either not need or not want government assistance. And of course, the money that is sent to those poor majority-minority places is taken from the taxes paid by European American-majority places. This presents a conundrum for the idiots who stupidly believe that “diversity is our greatest strength.” Because if diversity a good thing, and if diversity means the fewest White people possible, as is made clear by the CNN story, then where will the money come from to support the minority-majority places? If you get rid of the European Americans, then you get rid of the money.
I know – let’s make Mexico support Mexicans in the United States, and let’s make Africa support Negros in the United States. Alas, we knowit wouldn’t work. Mexicans here support Mexicans in Mexico; and Negros in the United States, well, they don’t support anyone anywhere - not even themselves.