“An unrelenting stream of immigration, nonstop, nonstop … will make white people an absolute minority in the U.S.,” said then-Vice President Joe Biden in 2015. Biden has now echoed this, too, stating in a recent interview that ours will soon be “a minority-white-European country” but that, nonetheless, whites should be treated with “respect.”
“We’re going to be — very shortly — a minority-white European country,” Biden told ProPublica in an interview published last Sunday. “And sometimes my [Democrat] colleagues don’t speak enough to make it clear that that is not going to change how we operate.”
Does this mean the Left will continue pushing “white privilege” theory; the “white supremacy” narrative; affirmative action and quotas disadvantaging white men; and “equity,” a euphemism for government-sanctioned, politically correct discrimination? Biden didn’t specify.
He did, however, emphasize that the new white minority should be treated with “respect” (video below), which may be a tacit admission that his party currently treats them with anything but.
(In reality, though, Biden is likely looking at flagging poll numbers and trying to shore up support among the middle-American, white electorate.)
President Biden says America’s future White minority should be treated “with respect.”
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— AF Post (@AFpost) October 2, 2023
And below is the 2015 video of Biden mentioning the “unrelenting stream of immigration.” (Apropos to this, a new illegal-migration story warns, “Record-Breaking Invasion Underway.”)
Biden in 2015: “An unrelenting stream of immigration will make White people an absolute minority in the US… That’s not a bad thing, it’s a source of our strength.”
Sitting to his left is Alejandro Mayorkas, now in charge of the southern border. pic.twitter.com/rtW7jcMeps
— Reed Cooley (@ReedCooley) September 28, 2023
Yet as is often the case, Biden got his facts wrong above in saying that in 2017, white people would be an “absolute minority.” In reality, the projection referred to children under 15, and, in fact, 2018 U.S. Census Bureau estimates did show that the forecast had come to fruition.
Non-Hispanic whites overall, however, constituted approximately 60 percent of our 2017 population. (They are now less than 58 percent of it.)
As for Biden’s recent comments, the responses were, not surprisingly, not entirely positive. “Jeez thanks Grandpa,” wrote X user “C. Lane.” “Yeah that whole Great Replacement is such a conspiracy theory. Not keeping the borders open on purpose.”
Another respondent added, “You will be ethnically cleansed and you will be happy.”
The “Great Replacement,” mind you, is something else we “must not talk about” — only leftists may. Biden’s not the first to do so, either.
