sol_remmy2

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   by sol_remmy2 8y ago

   If you look at immigration rates over the past 50 years, the US comes far far ahead. The US look a majority of its immigrants in the 90s and early 2000s, while Sweden took near-zero immigrants until 10 years ago. Additionally, many Western
2. 32.▲
   by sol_remmy2 8y ago

   If you exclude Christian lower income people, that no longer holds true.
3. 33.▲
   by sol_remmy2 8y ago

   Western European countries hardly take immigrants. When you live in a homogenous, solely middle-class country like Sweden/Denmark/Norway, of course everything seems nice and comfortable. But America accepts some very poor immigran
4. 34.▲
   by sol_remmy2 8y ago

   How come employers can't blacklist these badly behaving employees who don't give any notice before they quit? Because government regulations only allows past employers to verify that 1) yes the employee worked here 2) this was his