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 Originally Posted by wufwugy
Didn't turn out as short as I hoped, but jam packed with the best bullet points.
If I read it right, you're saying that immigration is great because flooding the cheapest and least skilled labor market sort of drives everybody else up ladder, and also drives prices down. I feel like I've heard this argument before, but it usually starts with "My great-grandfather came to Ellis Island in 1924....and that worked out great"
When the US economy forced people to either get their act together or die, then by natural selection, the only people who survived had their act together.
Then welfare and redistribution became a thing, so people aren't forced to get their act together. I believe you also hinted at this in your analysis wuf. So I believe our conclusion here is that immigration is obsolete.
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