In the US in 2013, the US Bureau of Statistics showed that white males made up 32% of the prison population. Black males were 37%. Hispanic males were 22%.
But what if we looked closer at WHO is being labeled as "white"? Then what happens to those percentages? I looked at every name on the list of inmates incarcerated at a prison close to where I live (about an hour away). I took these names:
Juan Aguilar
Jose Osorio-Aguirre
Cesar Barreras
Eris Bermudez-Gomez
Octavio Besteiro
Alcides Cabrera
Juan Carballo-Martinez
Luis Cardona
Geronimo Castillo
Jose Castro-Martinez
Luiz Colon
Jose Copto-Morales
Felipe Cruz
Joel Cruz
Jorge Cruz
Pedro DeJesus
Ernest Espinoza-Vega
Carlos Figueroa
Gabriel Gamez
Benjamin Garcia
Felierix Garcia
John Garcia
Leon Garcia
Fransisco Gonzalez
Michael Gonzalez
Abdelaziz Hamze
Aliosha Hernandez
William Hernandez
Jose Hernandez-DeJesus
Victor Jauregui-Borrero
Luis Leyva
Raul Linares-Martinez
Luis Loya-Estrada
Ramon Luna
Jose Maldonado
Erick Martinez
Orlando Martinez
Eddie Martinez-Heredia
Carlos Maya
Edgar Maylopez
Carlos Medina
Javier Medina
Medhi Mekouar
Miguel Mendez
Orlando Mendez
Javier Montero
Jose Montero
Justin Morales
Nelson Morales
Zaid Morales-Ruiz
Julio Moure
Carlos Mulero
Juan Oquendo
Rafael Ordunog
Juan Oropeza-Caballero
Jose Ortiz
Carlos Ortiz-Diaz
Adolfo Peña
Erick Peña
Ramon Perez
Yobani Perez
Jesus Perez-Zumeta
Roberto Quiles
Carlos Quinones
Guillermo Ramirez
Fransisco Reyes
Johnny Reyes
Alexander Rivera
Jose Rivera
Alberto Rodriguez
Guillermo Rodriguez
Juan Rojas
Rene Rojas-Tellez
Julio Rosa
Johnathan Sanchez
Zleyman Sanchez
Roberto Santacruz
Angel Santana
Jose Santiago
Matthew Santos
Julio Soler
Jose Sosa
Jose Valle
Gustavo Vasquez
Joel Vasquez
Andres Velasquez
Oscar Velazquez
So what do these 87 people have in common? The prison they are at has them listed as "white/non-Hispanic". These 87 inmates make up almost 6% of their prison population, and are listed as "white" when they should be listed as "Hispanic". Assuming that their prison holds the same percentages as the 2013 Bureau of Statistics page, that makes a big difference. The white percentage drops from 32% to 26%. The Hispanic numbers go from 22% to 28%. That doesn't look so good for the open borders crowd, does it?
I suspect that there are a LOT of prison inmates in the US who are listed as "white" when they should be listed as "Hispanic". The optics of white people making up the largest percentage of the US population, but being only the THIRD largest in the male prison system would be significant, and is something the globalists can't allow. So they play with the terms as best they can.
The globalists aren't trying to replace American whites with American blacks. American blacks have remained mostly stagnant in their population percentage (hovering between 12% and 14%) for a long time, probably due to killing each other at a high rate, using all sorts of avenues, legal and illegal. For example, in 2014 in the State of New York, more black babies were aborted than were born. The globalists are trying to replace whites in North America with Hispanics from Mexico and Central and South America. Part of that plan involves the Hispanic criminals being labeled "white" and the non-criminals retaining their "Hispanic" label.
I looked at the photos of over half of the names on the list. These guys are no more white than Jesse Jackson is. Some of them have tattoos listed that point to affiliations with the Latin Kings, while a few others have tattoos associated with MS-13. And these are guys are supposed to be "white/non-Hispanic"?
Note: There are a few names (2 or 3) in that list that are Middle Eastern. I also left several Hispanic-sounding names off this list because they were borderline. I could have had it up to over 100.
So my grandmother married a mexican (my grandfather)...thus our last name today is Trevino...
ReplyDeleteyet he was the ONLY mexican in my upline, my kids upline and my grandkids upline...
AND YOU SAY WE ARE HISPANIC????
WHAT AN IDIOT!!!!
Side note: The name Trevino originates in Northern Spain. The term "Hispanic" indicates a connection to Spain itself, though not all people we call Hispanic today have that connection. People with the name Trevino, however, do. So yes, ma'am, you and your kids are part Hispanic. I'm sure that if you gave me all of their names and photos (like I have with these 87 inmates) I could clearly see a pattern of either "white" or "Hispanic". These 87 inmates were clearly Hispanic. Maybe your family is clearly white. Again, this post wasn't about your family or all families. It was about these 87 inmates obviously being incorrectly labeled "white". Go do the legwork yourself before coming here to emote.
DeleteActually, ma'am... What I plainly stated was that the 87 people in the list you see are clearly Hispanic. Their photos are publicly available on the Florida DoC website. I wasn't going to post 87 inmate photos here. You're free to go there and pick out which of those 87 inmates are correctly labeled "white". I've already seen them, and there are none.
ReplyDeleteReading comprehension skills are extremely important. Also, the ability to check your emotions at the door when you're going to disagree with a logical argument. One step is to not rely so heavily on the layered punctuation and ALL CAPS. It gives away the fact that I've gotten under your skin and broken your emotion bubble. You lose immediately when that happens.
Perhaps there is something good (for whites, men at least, since we need some good news about our race and gender) of this subterfuge in racial identification. With such obvious Hispanics (why am I capitalizing it?) being classified as white, the stats (with the obviously incorrect percentage of actual white inmates) are less likely to support the notion that there is white privilege (that lets us off the hook or provides us advantage, everywhere, and in everything), in that the progs believe that the "over-representation" of minorities in the prison population PROVES the racism of us US. Not that I support the misrepresentation of their race. They are largely third-worlders, and that figures prominently in said over-representation among the incarcerated and unincarcerated criminal population. It is merely one of the reasons we want the border enforced and the illegals sent back to their own countries.
ReplyDeleteThe notion of "white privilege" is the same as "institutionalized racism". It's controlled and interpreted by the same people, the leftists who are also likely behind the twisted stats in the original post. As white people, they'll tell us that we are unable to detect this "institutionalized white privilege", and therefore must depend on them for the answers on what it is and how to fix it. Increased numbers of whites behind bars won't be translated for us as a sign of decreasing white privilege. It'll be interpreted for us as a sign of how violent white males are in general. But then is the high incarceration rate of blacks likewise a sign of how violent black males are? Oh, of course not. That's the fault of us white racists and our white privilege.
DeleteThe goalposts are on wheels.
Make sense? Of course it doesn't, because it's not reality. Leftists don't operate in reality, because reality rejects them.
If I may interject. There are numerous people of south, central american derivation who are primarily and fully of European heritage. is it possible a portion of these people are in fact white meaning of European heritage? fully Spanish, German, Irish, Portuguese, Italian descended etc?
ReplyDeleteHaving gone through almost all of the inmates' photos and the information provided by the Florida DoC, these inmates don't appear to be significantly European to me, specially not Italian, German or Irish. I suppose some could be descended from Spain, which in my studies means they should retain the label of "Hispanic". It hasn't escaped me that the percentage they represent would be just enough to push "Hispanic" up into the number two spot in racial prison population stats.
DeleteI do not doubt for a moment they are trying to create a perception that whites are a massive criminal element within the USA and this is being done with an agenda. Just wondering if a portion are in fact white. For example the media was trying to portray George Zimmerman as white in order to create a race riots and and racial hostility. However large numbers of conservatives in the media laughed off the concept of white hispanics saying things like " who has ever heard of a white hispanic lol" only making conservatives look ignorant in the eyes of the public.
DeleteThere were quite a few "Hispanic-sounding" names that I left off the list because when I looked at their info and photo, it was clear that they MIGHT not be Hispanic, that they could be white. These were only the names of the inmates that I looked at and determined that they were probably wrongly listed. I also didn't list any names that were "borderline white-sounding". I've had several people come at me saying that just going by the sound of a name isn't good enough, and that's when I have to remind them that the name was only the first thing I looked at.
DeleteAside from that, if someone doesn't want to make a definitive judgment from this, that's fine. At least it goes to show that we aren't going to be having this happen the other way around, where whites or blacks are being inproperly dropped into the category of another race. Only Hispanics really have the common opportunity to switch it up and change the stats in any significant way.
Zimmerman could very well have been white, but he and his family came out and protested that, claiming to be Hispanic. But I see your point.
All of this can lead into a deeper sociological discussion based on race, ethnicity and national derivation and identity. I do not doubt your conclusion there is a skew going on right now and the media is constantly trying to build a narrative. Just want everyone to keep in mind that there are white hispanics and most of the names listed are of European derivation but of course that does not mean the individuals listed identify as white.
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