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Thank you! Now you understand my point, as well! God bless you!
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faithhopecharity Wrote: May 11, 2013 12:27 PM
That wasn't their point...they are quite clear in the report that we need to only let in those whose IQ test numbers line up with our white/northern asian/jewish IQ numbers. It reads quite racist...if you read their report...try watching MAAFA 21 on youtube. By the way, I do not support their immigration reform.
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faithhopecharity Wrote: May 11, 2013 12:24 PM
Did you read the report?
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faithhopecharity Wrote: May 11, 2013 10:19 AM
It is not an inconvenient truth...it is racist. Are you in medicine? A doctor? For, if you are, let me know your state in which you practice so that I do not enter your doorway. Brain size! What utter nonsense! Those who came up with this device were atheists, racists, and trying to eliminate a group of people. In America, they were trying to eliminate the slave population that was then freed whom they had barbarically kept enslaved! It was compounded by Hitler (who invited our oh so intelligent genicide intentioned doctors of science) to work against the Jews in Germany (he wasn't too fond of those whose skin color was different than his own). Watch MAAFA 21 on youtube and begin to gain real motivation behind such testing and such statements...again, I am not for Rubio and the 8...we the people are being robbed by our government. But to believe these liars is very dangerous.
Michelle, I tried to email you personally, but my screen just goes black? So, I hope you read this. I just spoke with my very conservative, psychologist husband. I finally read most of Jason's linked report and shared with my husband for his viewpoint. He reminded me of these turn of the century IQ tests that were basically done in order to show that black skinned americans were inferior to light skinned americans. He actually researched all of this "genetic" IQ differences quite a bit for a course he teaches, History of Psychology. If I am reading Jason's conclusions correctly, he recommends that immigration of mexicans with higher iQs or other immigrants with higher IQ's be quite welcomed into our country, but for heaven's sake, stop allowing low IQ people in immediately? Whew! The guy is racist and dangerous and I don't care how many degrees he has earned. Shame on you for promoting such evil nonsense. YOU need to watch MAAFA 21 and then perhaps people will understand the evil in saying such things. However, all of that being said, I am not in favor of Rubio/8's immigration suggestion, bill, whatever you call it. No, we do not have secure borders. First things first...as for those illegally here--I don't have a clue as to what to do. Please watch MAAFA 21 on you tube and do not let anyone tell you they have a valid IQ test that will lump some group because of their race...Perhaps Jason is confusing America with Nazi Germany?
You are quite wrong, it is not part of their culture, and I am not sorry. What you could use is a bit of a history lesson...watch You Tube's MAAFA 21. Have an open mind and see what has been done to those who were enslaved...not such a pretty sight...thanks to people like Margaret Sangor and some very, very rich Americans.
I must say, that it is no fairy tale, BUT I'm quite in awe myself of them. I'm not saying the Heritage Foundation is racist. I'm saying that the times in our country have so utterly changed that if you place people of a different language in a rotten culture, you probably are going to come up with skewed results...as I said further down, take 1,000 people from his group back to the 1950's when most people believed in One Nation Under God, and the american dream and were hard workers who came because of the jobs...I am not for taking on all of Mexico's poor, etc. I'm just making the poiint that IF his findings were that this race of people were less intelligent, I cannot buy it from my personal (quite wonderful) experience. That's all. Does that make sense? By the way your condescending tone is not appreciated.
Excellent point!
My sharing and questions basically have to do more with the country that people are stepping into now vs. the country people stepped into then. People of faith weren't bombarded with amoral behaviors through every media possible. Being raised in today's America vs. yesterday's America is a HUGE difference. I hope this makes sense to someone to consider as a factor.
His cousins (3) were raised in the same small town, but their dad died when they were all quite young. His mom basically kept them going by taking on sewing jobs at home. They all hold degrees (now in their 50s and 60s), one is a lawyer, another was a designer in New York who (because of her language skills) also traveled all over the world, and the third was a top executive with a well known department store. Does this jive with the report?
First, I'm not an expert. Second, I'm only reading your column since I've no time to read their report. However, I wonder over what time period this report was done. Here's why ... my husband was born in Mexico and brought to the U.S. as an infant roughly 55 years ago. His birth mother signed with an "x" on the adoption papers. His adopted mother had only a few years of schooling and his adopted dad a few more than mom. Both hard working and totally loving their only child. Raised in a small town with immigrant parents, yet, he was valedictorian of his high school class, went on to do well in college, then his masters, and eventually his doctorate. There's more...
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