Finally some resistance in CA

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Sasquatch

Discussion Starter · Apr 20, 2017

Had my radio on while I left work today and heard this commercial-

I was blown away there was a group like this in CA and even more blown away they were playing a commerical on the radio (which isn't cheap in this market).

Looked them up online and was even more amazed their HQ is in Santa Barbara which is a VERY Liberal city just outside of L.A.

Glad someone is finally fighting back!

From their Mission Statement:

So, "where are all the people coming from?" asks one CAPS TV commercial. It's a good question because based on U.S. Census figures, people aren't moving to California from other parts of the country. For years, more Americans have been leaving California than moving here. So, where were all the people coming from? Most Californians already know the answer. The state's growth is a product of mass immigration. More than 98% of California's population growth over the last fifteen years can be attributed to mass immigration and births to immigrants.

That's why CAPS advocates slowing mass immigration to more sustainable levels and a deliberate approach to family size.

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A Watchman

· #5 · Apr 21, 2017

rstanek said:
FYI, it takes a family in the United States with 2.8 children average or better to sustain our culture, if not , we will no longer be the United States.
We are at 2.8 now....

^^^^ This. Its simple math and how countries lose their cultures and fail.

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A Watchman

· #19 · Apr 21, 2017

Swedishsocialist said:
did you say that when you asked your wife to marry you?

and in my opinion, all major decisison are sprung from an emotion. you disagree, that is ok, we might both be wrong, or both right,

Hey Swede .... another Swedish visitor dropped by here a few days ago, said he had never heard of you before ...

As to major decisions, mine are never made with emotion only, inclusive of marriage decisions. I have left some very attractive opportunities behind, because they did not pass the pro/con test.

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