It doesn't matter if goods are cheaper if other parts of the human experience are degraded. It's not as simple as companies lowering costs, migration also crea

It doesn't matter if goods are cheaper if other parts of the human experience are degraded. It's not as simple as companies lowering costs, migration also creates conditions that concentrate wealth and creates unpleasant rapid growth. From what I have personally seen, there is a general feeling that the social costs of migration are not worth it. Sure, you can afford highly complex consumer goods, but you have are now just another cog in the globaly homogeneous exploitation machine.