> The benefits of immigration have been addressed many places. Are immigrants fungible? If not, then why is it wrong to discriminate? > In any case, everythi

> The benefits of immigration have been addressed many places. Are immigrants fungible? If not, then why is it wrong to discriminate? > In any case, everything would reach an equilibrium in the end. Which is down for some people. "If everyone can't have it, then no one can" is pretty much a guarantee of slower progress. (You can't start with VWs for everyone.)