@cedar_cypress@AgroNationalism Lol she can do a lot, even with just running all the agencies and apts she would make. And Desantis is 1 of the best Rs speaking against h1b's and yet he has little to no impact on the h1bs in the private sector cause he cant, and that's where most are.Hes not running for senator
@cedar_cypress@AgroNationalism You're retarded for being a retard in general. There's tradeoffs, and I don't want my state run by a someone who's a libtard on every issue for 4, if not 8 yrs, to send a message. He will still be good on many other things even if his H1B message a couple yrs ago was insane.
@IzzatStatus@Buster_Hyman72@GlomarResponder@AAGDhillon It would be funny/helpful to call NAACP or other lib groups to call these companies out too. They obviously aren't hiring even a single black person, and those orgs have been making cases on this for years, it's their only expertise
@wil_da_beast630 You keep adding in China, but fail to point out that 3 of the countries ahead are city states and 1 of them isn't another country(US asians). So US whites vs other countries of decent size, including China, would be THIRD....And 8th is really good anyways.
As a journalist, I embedded with multiple groups of migrants during 2015-16 "Syrian" wave (only about a third were fleeing the civil war in Syria, from my observation). I even lived in a smuggler's safe house in Istanbul, waiting for weather conditions to permit a dinghy crossing from Izmir to Lesbos.
I went into that experience basically an open-borders person and left a restrictionist. Merkel's flinging the gates to more than 1 million newcomers was madness, sheer madness.
Even if these were the most aspirational migrants imaginable --- and they weren't, gotta be honest --- the numbers, the cultural distance, and the conditions of European society should've prompted a rethink. But no. Wir schaffen das.
I tried to put myself in the shoes of native working classes in the transit countries (the Balkans, Hungary, etc.) and the recipients (Germany, Sweden, etc.). It was obvious that they would experience it as a cataclysm.
Even if most wouldn't become victims of crime, this many newcomers were bound to generate acute incohesion experienced at the street, social services, and housing levels, mostly burdening the native poor and those on the lower rungs of the labor market.
The engine of assimilation, not particularly robust in most of Europe to begin with, breaks down in the face of sheer numbers. In retrospect, I've come to believe that this was the single worst and most consequential decision taken by European leaders in the 21st century.
I don't understand it. I remember @DouglasKMurray telling me at the early stages that the best way to help was in-country, meaning humanitarian assitance in the Middle East and North Africa, not by bringing them over. He was 100% correct.
@DanielleLangWa@walterkirn Kicking reporters out? You mean when they started allowing more right wing and independent media in..and there's only finite amt of spots so not as many lib outlets could always get in at once?