European demographic replacement debate: '25% no longer native'

Forum user claims 25% of Europe is non-native and 70% support it, sparking a heated debate on demographic replacement.

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European demographic replacement debate: '25% no longer native'
Forum user claims '25% of Europe is no longer European' and '70% vote to keep it that way'

What happens when a majority accepts, without lifting a finger, that their country ceases to be theirs? That is the question hovering over a discussion that begins with an uncomfortable accusation: that a large part of the population doesn't care if they are killed and their land given to others. The trigger is not a poll or an official report, but a statement repeated in several messages: '25% of the European population is no longer native' and the trend, according to those trinc the issue, suggests that in five years one in three residents would have a non-EU origin. This figure does not come from Eurostat or any official source cited in the thread.

Who replaces whom and at what pace

The first clash is diagnostic. One current argues that there is no such planned replacement: what exists, it is argued, is an elite interested in having the lower classes fight until they mutually exterminate each other, because conflict is just a means to an end that is not explicitly stated. The response from the other side is blunt: 'the only ones being exterminated are you', and not due to a hidden plan but pure passivity. The underlying accusation is that parties funded from abroad have announced for years they would bring in millions of people, and voters still showed up anyway.

There is a statement repeated like a hammer blow: '70% of the population votes in favor of this'. And from this comes the most uncomfortable argument of all. If the 70% are not migrants —they couldn't be for more than thirty years—, then the conclusion drawn is that the native population deserves what happens to them. It is not a pleasant thesis. It is the one that structures half the discussion.

Why blame Catholics for mass immigration?

The most repeated hypothesis points to a factor almost nobody puts center stage: religion. It is argued that mass immigration arrived in Europe precisely when the Catholic Church lost influence and leftist policies appeared, and that in Protestant countries the phenomenon is residual. The causal chain drawn is this: 100,000 abortions of Catholics per year in Spain and 2,500,000 Spanish Catholics dead so far in the 21st century. Without Cáritas and without the Red Cross, it is argued, there would be no migrants in Spain. The conclusion is that the invasion is the fruit of European endophobia, self-hatred.

The counter-offensive comes from within the same camp: the problem is not the Church, but that the true Church went to the catacombs long ago and the Vatican is led by what is described as ecclesiastical Freemasonry, lgtb mafia, Protestants, and liberation theology. An example cited: the former director of Cáritas for years and his team of Trotskyists, who left for Podemos leaving their entire team inside the charity organization. The institution, it is said, no longer represents anyone.

Birth rate as excuse and the argument that dismantles it

Then the classic resource appears: how many children do you have? The sharpest answer is not long in coming. Having a child does not give you the right to take someone else's house. National sovereignty is not a cockroach race where whoever overpopulates the territory wins, and Spain belongs to Spaniards without needing to account to anyone for the number of descendants. The demographic argument, it is concluded, is a trap: birth rates matter little when what is at stake is letting oneself be invaded.

The numbers handled in the opposite direction are these: China and much of Asia already have negative birth rates. The only ones maintaining average rates of five or six children are Sub-Saharan African countries, it is claimed. From this, the projection is extracted: 'in 50 years, one in two inhabitants of the planet will be black', with whatever that may imply for the level of development. It is a prediction, not data. But it works as a mental framework for the entire discussion.

The silent collapse: healthcare, education, and police

The second major block of grievances is not racial but institutional. It is argued that 100% of the population buys foreign products, sinking domestic ones, consumes in businesses owned by people from elsewhere, and enjoys watching gangs in their town to feel diverse and advanced. And on that basis, the accusation extends to public services: doctors stay silent before the healthcare collapse, teachers stay silent before the degradation of education, police stay silent before those who complain. They are accomplices, it is said, and responsible. Politicians, meanwhile, revel in every migrant boat arrival.

The counterpoint comes from someone who hasn't voted for any of this and doesn't intend to bear the blame: if the majority wants to turn the country into a multicultural dump and make it look like Bangladesh, let the majority deal with it. That's democracy. And a final warning for those who think that being fifty years old will save them: 'in 30 years this will literally be South Africa' and a nice retirement awaits them.

What nobody wants to see: the war that is coming

Among the most valued messages appears a different thesis, almost geopolitical. They don't want us to fight, because then we would win. They want us not to defend ourselves. The difference is important. And on that basis, the most repeated prediction is not peaceful extinction but open conflict: there will be war. Some already smell war. Others point out that the phenomenon of caring only about values occurs casually among whites, and outside of that it does not exist.

The most repeated closing is not hopeful. Life is finite and short, says one. Before I go, I shit myself in this dung heap. Anyway, in a few years everyone will be bald. Let them have it. It is the surrender of those who no longer see a way out. And against that, the only sustained response is from someone who has three children and asks the others how many they have. Demography, in the end, is the only thing that cannot be debated with an argument. Only with facts.

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