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Originally Posted by Pianoswithoutfaith
Wait —— whoever posted that graph was focusing on Latino immigrants. How did you managed to spurt to to just daca holders?
The original statement was - Mexican people in the USA tend to have less bachelors degrees than any other Latino immigrant group. This is true and a well known fact. This some weird Ass fallacy you’re throwing at DogManJuice
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Nope, I clearly came and admitted that perhaps some nations were sending their best a couple pages back. Do try and keep up. So then I went to the true and undeniable fact that Mexican Dreamers are the cream of the crop.
Also notice how you never got vindicated, proof that they are not sending their best in Argentina.
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Originally Posted by CUSenior
He doesn’t know how statistics work. I guess the universities in the sticks of North Carolina don’t teach it. Mexicans are the majority of Dreamers. That’s why they’re the majority of DACA recipients. And as Pianos said, Mexicans generally have less educational attainment. They’re not the cream of the crop. Venezuela’s Dreamers are. And pretty sure the Dreamers from Asia and Africa beat Mexican dreamers by a mile. And since when does being a DACA recipient mean you’re the cream of the crop? Is a current 16 year old dreamer with a 4.0 and a 1500 SAT score lesser than an unemployed DACA deadbeat with no degree and massive credit card debt? Dude, stop embarrassing yourself. Just concede this point by not responding to it like you did for the other response I had to know.
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I'm not going to concede to unverified nonsense lmao. My point stands and you cannot disprove it that Mexicans are cream of the crop of Dreamers.
I dare you to disprove it.
If you disprove it I will come out and admit that I was wrong, but oh wait you cant!
Just so pianos can keep up I will post the goal here:
"prove to DogJuiceMan that Mexican dreamers/dacas are not the cream of the crop numerically/quantitatively."
Case closed! Run off you've lost. Get a refund on Columbus University.
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Feel incredibly lucky and fortunate to have had DACA and to live in the US. Somtimes, I sit here and think about my incredible fortune.