I’ve written that “demography is prophecy” in my blog for years and years.

Few people seem to take that phrase to heart. It gets down to this: whoever has the most kids, wins. Plain and simple. In the US: Mexicans. In terms of religion: Muslims.

Heather MacDonald writes about that very same point, as applied to Mexicans in Fornicalia, in her article “California’s Demographic Revolution.”

California’s Demographic Revolution

If the upward mobility of the impending Hispanic majority doesn’t improve, the state’s economic future is in peril.

California is in the middle of a far-reaching demographic shift: Hispanics, who already constitute a majority of the state’s schoolchildren, will be a majority of its workforce and of its population in a few decades. This is an even more momentous development than it seems. Unless Hispanics’ upward mobility improves, the state risks becoming more polarized economically and more reliant on a large government safety net. And as California goes, so goes the nation, whose own Hispanic population shift is just a generation or two behind.

The scale and speed of the Golden State’s ethnic transformation are unprecedented. In the 1960s, Los Angeles was the most Anglo-Saxon of the nation’s ten largest cities; today, Latinos make up nearly half of the county’s residents and one-third of its voting-age population. A full 55 percent of Los Angeles County’s child population has immigrant parents. California’s schools have the nation’s largest concentration of “English learners,” students from homes where a language other than English is regularly spoken. From 2000 to 2010, the state’s Hispanic population grew 28 percent, to reach 37.6 percent of all residents, almost equal to the shrinking white population’s 40 percent. Nearly half of all California births today are Hispanic. The signs of the change are everywhere—from the commercial strips throughout the state catering to Spanish-speaking customers, to the flea markets and illegal vendors in such areas as MacArthur Park in Los Angeles, to the growing reach of the Spanish-language media.

Routine domestic violence is another Third World import, especially from Mexico. More than a quarter of the 911 calls to the Santa Ana Police Department are for domestic violence, reports Kevin Brown, a former Santa Ana cop who now serves on an antigang intervention team. “Children are seeing it at home—they’re living the experience,” he says.

Hispanic underperformance contributes to California’s dismal educational statistics. Only Mississippi had as large a percentage of its eighth-grade students reading at the “below basic” level on the 2011 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP); in eighth-grade math, California came in third, after Alabama and Mississippi, in the percentage of students scoring “below basic.” Only 56 percent of ninth-graders graduate in four years in Los Angeles; statewide, only two-thirds do.

The future mismatch between labor supply and demand is likely to raise wages for college-educated workers, while a glut of workers with a high school diploma or less will depress wages on the low end and contribute to an increased demand for government services, especially among the less educated Hispanic population. U.S.-born Hispanic households in California already use welfare programs (such as cash welfare, food stamps, and housing assistance) at twice the rate of U.S.-born non-Hispanic households, according to an analysis of the March 2011 Current Population Survey by the Center for Immigration Studies. Welfare use by immigrants is higher still. In 2008–09, the fraction of households using some form of welfare was 82 percent for households headed by an illegal immigrant and 61 percent for households headed by a legal immigrant.

Hispanics’ reliance on the government safety net helps explain their ongoing support for the Democratic Party. Indeed, liberal spending policies are a more important consideration for Hispanic voters than ethnic identification or the so-called values issues that they are often said to favor.

Let me cut to, again, the proverbial chase.

Lower class young blacks and Mexicans are one-and-the-same: they want their Free Cheese and their popularized go-nowhere cultures are held in high by way of GOWPs who are whoring for votes, and by a national and state government mindset that supports the kicking of males to the curb and, by way of cash, advocating the continuance of single-mother households.

In both cultures, it isn’t cool to learn. It isn’t cool to achieve. It isn’t cool to leave the neighborhood and cast your fellow LOSERS behind. It isn’t cool to read. It isn’t cool to become educated. It isn’t cool to be honest, courageous, to help others. It isn’t cool to become assimilated. It isn’t cool to realize that there is more to life than your silly-ass gang.

It is cool to be violent. It is cool, for males, to fuck your bitches and cast them aside. It is cool to kill your own. It is cool to stand up for your turf, as meager and minimal as it may be. It is cool to wear your pants so low that your underwear is exposed. It is cool to talk ghetto, stay ghetto, “be real” and “represent.” It is cool to be a thug and to advocate for a continuing Thugdom-ocracy.

The only reason Mexicans are “beating” blacks to the welfare dollars? Demography. Illegal Mexicans are out-babying both blacks, Asians and, of course, dullard whites.

Beware, my readers. The things that start in Fornicalia come soon to a state near you because, after all, the base, emotive desire for Free Cheese trumps most everything in terms of votes.

Just a heads-up, my friends.

Heather MacDonald simply placed it onto the internet with a readership access that I simply cannot match.

But you know that I wrote about it here and here, and here and here first.

BZ