We should love it when people set out to better their lives. What isn’t a good thing is the exploitation of poor Africans and displaced Asians in order to sustain economies built on cheap labour
Many working class and benefit recipients seem happy to have their frequent deliveries made by immigrants. Go figure. I work and never use a delivery service but then I’m a different generation. If some of those on PIP walked their lardy asses to the shops they might begin to see an improvement in their health (just sayin’) delete if offensive.
The problem with calling it “our fault” is that immigration unmistakably has huge benefits for the immigrants. If it’s also good for us, then there doesn’t seem to be a remaining case against it.
I've never been convinced by the argument that immigrants drive down wages by increasing the supply of labour. Surely don't they also increase the *demand* for labour (because they consume stuff), and wouldn't you expect these two effects to cancel out a priori?
Strictly speaking, mass immigration is the choice of governments who for the last 14 years and 4 elections were partly voted into office because they explicitly promised to stop it.
Many working class and benefit recipients seem happy to have their frequent deliveries made by immigrants. Go figure. I work and never use a delivery service but then I’m a different generation. If some of those on PIP walked their lardy asses to the shops they might begin to see an improvement in their health (just sayin’) delete if offensive.
The problem with calling it “our fault” is that immigration unmistakably has huge benefits for the immigrants. If it’s also good for us, then there doesn’t seem to be a remaining case against it.
I've never been convinced by the argument that immigrants drive down wages by increasing the supply of labour. Surely don't they also increase the *demand* for labour (because they consume stuff), and wouldn't you expect these two effects to cancel out a priori?
Strictly speaking, mass immigration is the choice of governments who for the last 14 years and 4 elections were partly voted into office because they explicitly promised to stop it.