Curious George
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No, it is not.His sourse was The center for immigration Studies... That's a credible source.
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No, it is not.His sourse was The center for immigration Studies... That's a credible source.
I already explained that unless you have a credible source and not just propaganda, i am happy to be done. Sorry if you are upset that your illegitimate source and conspiracy theories are not worth a "refutation."Denial is not refutation.
Yes, and you are displaying none of it.
It's not. It was founded by a white supremacist eugenicist.His sourse was The center for immigration Studies... That's a credible source.
I already explained that unless you have a credible source and not just propaganda, i am happy to be done. Sorry if you are upset that your illegitimate source and conspiracy theories are not worth a "refutation."
This is not a coherent reply.Nope, just denial of the source.
You haven't cited any data or anything to refute my argument.
Again denial is not refutation.
I need not.
Try harder.
I need not.
Again, I'm not arguing against including the question, I'm asking why it needs to be added to the short-form when it is already asked on the ACS. The reason you suggested is flawed because it would not be a legal way to use census data.It is a BS excuse to use to not allow citizenship to be asked on the census.
I never said I had, I said I'd worked with census data from several nations and that requires at least a basic knowledge of the relevant data security laws.You must not have worked for the census in the U.S. then.
Again with nonsense.Denial is not refutation. Dunno how many more times you need to read it for it to sink in.
Oh well some folks you just can't teach anything.
I already explained why I won't "try harder." Did you not understand?
Again try harder.
I already explained why I won't "try harder." Did you not understand?
More nonsenseTry harder.
Again, I'm not arguing against including the question, I'm asking why it needs to be added to the short-form when it is already asked on the ACS.
Pelosi was practically choking on her words. She’s not down with this but is facing immense pressure from the far left.House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Monday blasted President Trump’s push for a citizenship question on the 2020 census as an effort to “Make America White Again” — claiming, “it’s not what our founders had in mind.”
“They want to make sure that people, certain people, are counted,” Pelosi said at a press conference in San Francisco that focused on election security.
“Just their people vote and not the general population,” said the Democratic lawmaker. “That’s why they’re fighting the census.”
https://nypost.com/2019/07/08/pelos...ake-america-white-again-with-census-question/
Apparently, since the ACS is formally part of the census (replacing the long-form as has been mentioned), it is mandatory to complete if you are selected.General questions. Can people opt-out of ACS? Is there one type of census that mandate a response which includes a citizenship question or for citizens only? Point being is there some sort of form that determines status demographics be it federal or state levels?