> I often shrug when people ask me to pay more for public schools / child programs to encourage births. The claim is often that 'You're investing in our future'

> I often shrug when people ask me to pay more for public schools / child programs to encourage births. The claim is often that 'You're investing in our future'. Except... we're not. The data are pretty clear. A lot of the important jobs are being done by people not raised here. You should make this same argument in front of the millions of faces doing the "unimportant jobs" and their children, see then if people would still have the patience to work on your car or even sell you one in the first place