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I agree with immigration when it benefits the country. It's like when you hire an employee for your company: you're only going to go through with it if the tra
by SeoxyS 14y ago
I agree with immigration when it benefits the country.
It's like when you hire an employee for your company: you're only going to go through with it if the transaction is mutually beneficial (keeping in mind the associated costs), which from your vantage point means that it must benefit your company. Immigration is the same thing, at a larger scale.
- guelo 14y agoSan Franciscans can (and do) make all your same arguments against you moving here: the city is small and getting over-crowded, real-estate prices are going through the roof, etc. But San Francisco, like Switzerland, is part of a larger economy which benefits from freedom of movement.
- Kudzu_Bob 14y agoYou sure are excited about this economy stuff. It's as though you think that people exist to serve the economy rather than the other way around. I hope nobody points out to you that per capita income would go up if we gassed all the old folks and cripples.