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Time to kill...
On 8/19/13 12:59 PM, iBoaterer wrote:
In article ,
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On Mon, 19 Aug 2013 06:38:05 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:
On 8/19/13 2:31 AM, wrote:
St. Mary's County seems to be where many of your northern rednecks are
moving these days. Calvert County is getting too sophisticated for many
of them.
That seems to be true. The Hispanics are taking over Chuck county from
what I heard and that used to be where the rednecks were,
I still have a niece in Bryans Road and another one around Accokeek or
Pisgah. The 4th lives over near John somewhere (in Va).
The latino or hispanic population of Charles County is about 5 per cent.
The majority of the county's population is still white, with blacks a
close second. Hispanics have a long way to go to "take over" the county.
You really need to talk to people who are less prejudiced up here than
the ones on your call list. Just because your nieces see a few latinos
at the mall doesn't mean they are taking over.
Now, in Fairfax County, Virginia, the hispanic-latino population is
close to 20%.
I did not hear that from them, it was another guy who was complaining
about gangs.
They may have just been clumped around his area.
Harry's enclave has a way of protecting itself from things. Hell, as I
understand it, coyotes don't even dare venture there even though there
is food there.
You ought to consider cutting back on the *stupid* comments because,
well, they just make you sound *stupid*.
Oh, and I don't live in Charles County. But we do have a small
percentage of latinos and hispanics in our county. The ones I have met
are solid, hard-working family people and would be welcomed as neighbors
by just about everyone.
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