Isn't laraza a sort of acorn for Spanish speakers?
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No it is a racist organization akin to the other pogrom squads KKK, Black Panther, list goes on . . .
I thought acorn was racist organization.
It is a racist organization for sure. Do you have a link to something with her name on it saying she is a member?
theotherryan, check my latest post.
Wyn is exactly right. La Raza is a Hispanic supremacy organization dedicated to the principle that all the parts of the United States taken from Mexico will be "reconquered" by asserting Hispanic power, both the ballot and the gun barrel, to remove the Gringos and establish a new Hispanic nation.
Yes, in many ways Laraza is the latino equalivant of ACORN. And don't be surprised next year when acorn comes knocking at your door with the census form. The demons in Washington turned down a request from the Faternal Order Of Police to help, but acorn--well thats ok. The world is being turned upside down.
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