Marriage by ethnicity rates from latest data. This is why they try to push white interracial media so badly.
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This chart suggests the interracial propaganda isn't working very well. Every ethnicity marries its own kind even if it's vastly outnumbered. The propaganda is usually between black and white, yet black people have a similar chance of marrying white people as other minority groups do and have a similar rate of in-group marriage.
That's not what this shows at all.
This chart shows, clearly, that Whites want to marry Whites, and everyone else wants to marry Whites. There is a racial hierarchy with Whites at the top and everyone who hates Whites does so out of jealousy.
Whites are the most common group in America, that's why they're fairly common in each row. If everyone wanted to marry them so badly then each ethnicity would marry more white people than their own kind. But in reality people want to marry someone of the same culture with a similar worldview.
For the first generation yes, but for 2nd or 3rd generation that want to be true Americans, the minorities' desire to marry whites is hard capped by whites wellingness to out marry.
Lol no. 2nd and 3rd generations have moved out of the inbound city for their race and ability to find those within their race drops significantly.
Not for marriage, but marriage doesn’t mean births anymore. Again, their goal is one big multiracial blob, they know it won’t occur naturally so they’ve been pushing mass hedonism and then tried to make interracial sex exotic. The wildly succeeded with the later, it’s also why white birth rates out of wedlock skyrocketed.
The only time propaganda works is if you're sent to a work camp for turning off TV/Radio during the glorious leader's speech or threatened at a gunpoint to run back into a burning building and save his painting.
Nah, look around at all the other propaganda people have swallowed without question. Like the idea that more technology will be a good thing, that women should work, that homeschooling is bad, that vaccines are safe, that scientists are trustworthy and so on.
I see my peers going for cheap laptops and nothing else
They always had. What do you think happened in households before all those nifty home appliances became widely avaiable?
Must be a US specific thing.
Have you been under the rock during covid? Literally everyone was calling it a clot shot.
On reddit maybe
I was talking about prior to COVID where "conspiracy theories" became more acceptable. But even now you still have a lot of people who believe the COVID vaccines were as pure as mother's milk. And due to the Gell-Mann effect people still trust scientists in most areas despite finding them untrustworthy in the areas they are informed about.
You knew what I meant about women working. I meant women doing paid work, not work around the house or raising kids.