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Let's get real- illegal immigrants cost taxpayers 120 Billion / year. It's absurd to import millions of welfare recipients. The left doesn't care, they're just desperate for more voters. It's just another democrat voter fraud scam
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Based on your response, I am doubting it. . |
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Corporations are the biggest welfare recipients in the country, and its not even close. |
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"It found that 54 percent of the families who turn to pantries to help put food on the table have at least one member working, and that rate was much higher, 71 percent, for households with kids." |
Damn Mexicans.
Their women have great asses tho, you have to admit that. |
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So, according to a member of the intelligence committee it is "WHAT WE BELIEVE", not what has been proven, not what is fact but WHAT WE BELIEVE. So, it is conjecture, pure and simple. Fierce battle erupts over releasing intelligence report | TheHill . |
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But it's all well and good for the rich and politicians because they just hop across the border into the US to get treatment on demand. |
A good read for anyone that is not at risk of being triggered:
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who said that these countries are great spots to live ? and WHY donīt you see the advantage in that? if you would have the smallest clue HOW an economy works you would know that THIS is the biggest chance the western world had to grow. if you would really understand that and read the numbers you would know that your country is already fucked when all this "shithole countries" stop to buy from you. AND: they do not buy from you because you are so great - they bought from you because they got credit lines - what they have to pay back later (with work - and work bring money - and money brings more consumption) actually the "shitholes" of 30 years ago lend you money now and you need their production more as they need yours. you will see in 2 or 3 years (because the effect of the present damages will need that time) HOW fucked you are already and HOW much trump fucked up your economy, your social structures (what are a joke anyway) and your society. you want to ignore the world? ok than accept that the world ignores you. go back to stone age and feel well. but i am pretty sure that the majority of americans will not allow longer this brainless politics. I hope really that the day will come when a society is strong enough to throw people like you out to africa. than you can show how genius you are and build your own third reich ideocracy there. you can obviously do it better - than do it ! |
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The US has several distinct topographical advantages that make up for its grave weaknesses. Two things right now threaten the US in truth. Civil war, and nuclear war. Nothing else. The world needs food, power, safety and money. The US has more of those than anyone else. If you'd care to go into specific countries that will abandon the US, I can debate you specifically on each country. |
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perhaps the most wealthy sweds, norwegians, germans etc are not as wealthy as the most wealthy americans - but you will also not see situations like Skid Row in LA or other homeless hotspots like Philadelphia And no matter which president in the recent decades - i don't see the willingness to change the culture in general to a more caring society. The general american attitude is "it's your own fault if you are homeless, unemployed, drug addicted etc" Meanwhile you can see in any other country that takes a more social caring approach, that it benefits the society overall. The only problem with that is that you need to go outside and talk to real people, the internet has become a place that is to a very large degree an outlet for people detached from the real world and that virtually high five each other the more crass and derogating things you write. See GFY as prime example. |
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But the idea of filtering migrants is too complicated for you tiny racist brain. |
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None of which addresses my post. What does a migrant, unemployed, on minimum wage, on a low wage, doing the job a British man, of any colour, can do? Cost. Here is what it costs you. http://cdn.yougov.com/cumulus_upload...ants%20JSA.jpg https://fullfact.org/wp-content/uplo...s-benefits.png http://touchstoneblog.org.uk/wp-cont...igration-1.png https://fournews-assets-prod-s3b-ew1.../11/05_dwp.jpg https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cp...claims_624.png https://www.niesr.ac.uk/sites/defaul...credits(1).jpg This is what it costs you to have so many leeching off the country. Look at the year, it's been rising steadily since then. Quote:
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German taxes. Who Pays More in Taxes? U.S. vs. Europe, Developed Countries | Money and when the UK leaves dropping corporation taxes will encourage more to German business to come to the UK. https://www.economist.com/sites/defa...0_inc285_0.png |
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and now take the foreigners who live in a country out - do you at least believe that this will hurt the domestic market? do you believe that MORE people result in MORE consumption or do you think that germans will eat double as much as when there is no foreigner in the country ? do you know that Germany ALREADY is in need of high skilled workers and do you believe that EVERY high skilled worker was born like that? once again: there are countries who will go your way - in a few years you will see the difference because NOW you will not understand it and you DON`T WANT to understand it. your theory is good to fuck a country up but not good to give it prosperity. you do not understand the world as one big globe - you understand it only from the view of the mouse hole you live in. |
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Refugees and low skilled migrants devastate an economy.
Impact refugee crisis on Germany's economy - Business Insider The economic impact of Europe's refugee crisis | Euronews https://www.economist.com/news/finan...-wages-good-or The last one is interesting. Europe’s new arrivals will probably dent public finances, but not wages That's because they won't be getting jobs. Normally migrants come to work and do effect wages. But Thommy thinks the more people, the more money there is. :Oh crap :upsidedow |
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you do not have the smallest clue of the basics of economy and you will never have it. |
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Sure the ballers here on GFY get to travel a bit. But the normal working people in Europe? Highly doubt it. Just watching Anthony Bourdain's CNN show "Parts Unknown" where he travels the world...I saw him in Sicily eating horse with people that was bought on a street market. Looking at those people...they have never been 5 miles from home, much less 10. lol It's easy to make fun of the U.S., but not everyone in Europe has a ton of money to go traveling all over the world either. And I'd say that just as many U.S. citizens who DO have that kind of money travel the world as do Europeans who have the money to travel. People living week to week trying to take care of their families don't travel internationally. |
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he calls me dumb an uneducated - why he does not do the same with the IMF (as ONE example) who is full of economic professionals who see it same as i do ? https://www.theguardian.com/business...economic-boost are they also uneducated ? wo than i would like to know why a economic genius like paul can not afford to live in his home country with all his great economic skills. normal he should be already the prime minister there and fix all the british problems with his easy solutions. but apart from that the word "refugee" is not a word from the economic world. it is a word what describes a HUMAN disaster what can only be resolved by HUMANITY. all these countries what are refusing to take refugees have signed the same contract as Germany did it. instead of standing to their word they are blaming a country who have this overload BECAUSE they have to handel it alone and without the help from countries who have signed for the same burden. germany took a few million of this people - much more as it was prepared to take - and yes under this few million have been a few hundred or maybe even a few thousand what would not get in the country under normal circumstances (with help from the ones what signed for it). the funny thing is that Germany did not only face a relative small number of terror attacks (the US and UK who took near to zero refugees faced MUCH more) - Germany came back from the financial crisis as one of the strongest economies in the world - even better as before. Germany is facing the lowest unemployment rate since the reunion of east and west. sure there are still problems - nobody said it is easy - and as I said, it would not be that hard if every other country would stand for what they have signed for. but Germany will also manage that and will be able to grow AND help AND benefit. so i really donīt know what he wants to tell us? if Germany is such a bad example why is is than worldwide in the best condition of all ? all that show me not only the missing skills about economy it also shows me the ignorance of facts. thatīs why it does not make sense to discuss. btw: the sentence "Money controls consumption. Not the population." is the best example to show that he does not even have a clue what money is. i hope his wife can teach him monopoly and when he wins, letīs see wich great idea he have to get consumption. |
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usa citizens travelling abroad (2016) = 37,4 million (aproximately 11% of the populateion) german citizens traveling aboroad (2016) = 53,4 million (aproximately 62% of the population) sure that is not representative for whole europe but the interesting part is the following: citizens of right wing, populist, protectionist countries are travelling same or even less than us citizens. Quote:
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As for more jobs, where are the vacancies going to appear with Globalisation and automation? https://www.google.cz/search?dcr=0&s....0.vSrociOYXSk Thes people must be idiots to. |
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Drive Across Europe: 12 Countries in 24 Hours - Inspires by Avis https://geology.com/world/europe-map.gif Boston to LA 3,000 miles. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...tate_names.png I link to articles to show I don't pull facts out of my ass and it's easier to show how little you know. You should try it. |
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btw. US citizens donīt have to do that either. you have a border with latin america on the same continent. but "far travels" are trendy since many many years. I can not find numbers right now but I would assume that around 30% of all travelers go on other continents. another aspect is that i just told you about the number of travelers and not the number of travels what would be even higher because germanīs have quite a lot of holidays and many of them travel 2 or 3 times per year. as i personally know a lot of americans what i met in europe, in asia and in the rest of the world I think I can also tell you that the average (travelling) american is something completely else as the group what represents usa here. the americans i met personally i love and respect a lot. i was growing up in a generation after WW2 what was mostly formed from american influence. when i was a boy i thought all americans are superman. and i still WANT TO BELIEVE that the majority of them are because without america the world would not be the same place. many great inventions came from there - even when they where made from immigrants. but the freedom of america and the curiosity of america gave them the chance to do it. this is what i STILL respect this country for. but the USA are on a dangerous way and there are a lot of things to fix (not only since trump). one of it is the free education what is necessary to give democracy a sense and to let EDUCATED people decide who should lead a country. this is not the case because in the country who INVENTED modern marketing only a small minority knows what a market is and what the rules of economy are. in this case (were you should be number 1 in the world) the rest of the world has overtaken america. even in african countries kids get get this type of education for free. thatīs why african immigrants to the US are among the most educated groups in the usa. 48.9 percent of all african immigrants hold a college diploma what is more than double the rate of native-born white americans, and nearly four times the rate of native-born african americans. so fix your problems at the roots ! |
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https://www.newsdeeply.com/refugees/...pting-refugees https://www.theguardian.com/business...economic-boost https://phys.org/news/2016-06-refuge...countries.html https://euobserver.com/business/133474 what a shame that all those people who studied economy and doing the whole day nothing else than research and reading statistics are ALL DUMBER THAN YOU. paul you are an old dumb fart with NO CLUE of anything you write about. we all love you as the semi professional porn producer you have been - because you made the best from what you are able to do. donīt show up now and tell us that you know how to fix the problems of the world with the skills of a semi professional cunt photographer. you might know something about pussies - so better tell us something about that and find some stats that proves that you have done your life's work for the good of humanity. you arenīt good for anything else - live with it. btw - THIS DUMBSHIT needs an extra answer: Quote:
if i understand that correct this is the reason why the ones who do not KNOW the world (because it is too far) can RULE the world and KNOW what is the best for the world? paul YOU are the idiot ! |
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"There is nothing which I dread so much as a division of the republic into two great parties, each arranged under its leader, and concerting measures in opposition to each other. This, in my humble apprehension, is to be dreaded as the greatest political evil under our Constitution." |
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https://www.google.cz/search?dcr=0&s....0.Xcy2L2HXG2g Reread https://www.theguardian.com/business...economic-boost it's full of if's and says they have to build houses, who will pay for them? Quote:
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I would agree with you that most Americans are uneducated about what happens outside the US. But they don't go abroad because of the size of America and the holiday options. |
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but on the other hand i have been recently to some small villages in Scotland that probably didn't change much for the last hundreds of years and I now understand better that those people really don't care much about things like gender equality, gay marriage or other "liberal" talking points |
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I nearly replied to Markham again. I really must try and control these futile self destructive urges. Pings elastic band around wrist. |
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However, this post was on US global position, not individual wealth and welfare. Note that in Victorian England wealth inequality was even greater, yet this small island ran half the world. Does it produce vulnerability? Yes. For now however, the position of the US is secure do to those attributes listed above. |
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they will not understand that this money that goes back into the circle for buying food, paying rent and even create the job for the person who decide who receive social welfare is part of the economy and GNP. they will not understand that money have to circle through as many hands as possible to create prosperity. they donīt know that more people means more production because more people have more needs. they will not understand it because they are uneducated when it comes to the rules of economy. they do not unterstand that complex issues needs complex thoughts. paul and many other "wise guys" here trying to discuss this topic on the level of a 5 year old because they donīt have a clue of the monetary circulation. i would really love to see how they get fucked up with their ideas but the problem is that we have only one world and canīt give them a playground where they can learn how wrong they are. i remember when the tubes came up and paul said that they will not survive. just another wrong assessment. |
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