QUOTE: A Plague of Locusts

 "The one reason immigration will not work for anyone is that a country's resources are finite. No matter how you distribute those resources there will eventually be nothing for anyone. Not even those the resources were redistributed to.

The reason it fails to work is that immigrants leech off of the already strained system that is afflicted by the destruction of processing plants & farms, and do not produce anything of value themselves. Moreover the sheer number of people wanting far outweighs the number of people who have. Thus supply and demand cannot be met on a scale that serves even a fraction of the growing population. Factor in the highly incentivized immigrant birth rate, and you are basically increasing a demand that cannot be met as is. This goes not only for food, but clothing, healthcare items, and non-essential products. Imagine if you will a country starving and continuously having children for sympathy support sake going to a country that itself is on the brink of economic collapse. What do you think the outcome will be? Who will it benefit? If you answered 'No one' you'd be correct. Even those looking to get out of poverty will not find what they seek in the end. The only real solution is to fix the problems at home. To find a way to create an economic environment that mirrors that which you seek. To innovate, create, and cultivate with what you do have. If everyone chooses not to we are left with what is essentially a locust plague. Locusts go from place to place destroying that which they seek to consume. Leaving in their wake nothing for no one. This is what is happening globally. It is why the powers that be are pushing ideas of normalizing cannibalism or eating insects. They know what they are doing isn't sustainable, yet they push forward. Same with lab grown food tainted with mRNA. What race of people wants to be chemically poisoned by this? If they knew what they were being subjected to I can guarantee you they wouldn't." - Brad C. (OtakuDante)

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