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I like the Jesuits mark on history. It's one of the few religious group I kind of look up to. To a extend. They produced some pretty solid scientist like Teill

I like the Jesuits mark on history. It's one of the few religious group I kind of look up to. To a extend. They produced some pretty solid scientist like Teillard de chardin or Angelo Secchi. But that's just a side note. -- If I'm correct your statement is that paying for pro-labor or pro-child support policies is paying for self-destruction. Could you elaborate?

jl2718 5y ago
Irrelevant. They have are two policy points. Firstly, they oppose tax exemptions for native mothers. Secondly, they support immigration. Let's think critically here. Please tell me exactly what immigration has to do with children. Immigrants are mostly adult males. Native-born babies are ... babies. So, to sum up, they're against babies, and they're for adult males from other places. And then there is the 'pro-labor' policy. They suggest to increase the number of adult males in the labor force. What effect will that have on wages? So to sum up their policy: more workers at lower wages. Hmm... sounds a lot like every other media outlet that supports gutting the middle class and farming the poor. Sorry; you've been lied to.