that it wasn in fact a revolutionary bill . and then there was this inio the senate for ted kennedy of massachusetts. the man who drove the bill went out of his way to explain this. the democratic party was absolutely not trying to replace the american population with more compliant foreign born voters. for no way. that s an insane conspiracy theory. he explained, quote, this bill will not flood our citiesci .ti immig the immigrants kennedy said itr. will not upset the ethnic mix of our society. n it will not relax the standards of admission. it will not cause american workers to lose their jobs. it it s all bitterly amusing when you look back at it because of course, that is precisely what this bill did. this bill changed america completely bill and forever. and the numbers show it in the years since that legislationn passed, the united states total populationle explodedited by one hundred 140 and forty million people. you re seeing that chart on your screen t ch right now
bu well, they show that a number of things, but here s the main one . sometimeain around nineteen sixy five , our leaders stopped trying to make the united states a hospitable place forte american citizens, their constituentss to have their own families that used to be considered the center task of leadership, perpetuatingng the population. if people are happy t and confident, they llation. hae kids. they re vested inn the society and if they re not, they won t.e that was their job. so they stopped doing it and instead they just imported new people. wh that s literally what happened. you know, toat point this out, f course, the media become absolutely hysterical when you do because it ssme so obviously true. is if interesting is ,, something like this happened in any other country, say in chinant or japan or nigeria,se the populations of those countries would likely revolt because ccaus you can t do that. the leaders of a country can try change the population of the country, especially