To be fair, Kazakhstan and pretty much every other country in Central Asia has no real choice but to be either Russia or China's little bitches. The pendulum swings between the two from time to time. They're basically the Monroe Doctrine of either nation.
The Hamas supporting Kendrick Lamar won ( isn’t that who he was feuding with when Drakes Toronto mansion in the Jewish part of town got shot up)
"recently", it's been an open secret for years and years now, black people just didn't give a shit until someone rapped about it
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Reverse-mortgaging but on a national and ethnic scale.
To be completely fair, that's a picture of Caplan and not Weinersmith. He still stands by everything in the book he illustrated, but make no mistake: he's a soulless ginger.
Immigration does lower wages though. The desperate are the ones who immigrate, which means they are willing to work for a lower wage, which means everyone else must work for the same shitty wage, else they don't have a job.
they always promise massive profits, just don't specify for who.
The username "ChicagoZooKeeper" and the overly simplistic response of "nummy foods" has me thinking he might be trolling. I'm like 58~% sure.
What a brave trooper, what's his Kiwi Farms @?
He's an aussie probably.
Even the characters look kikey as fuck.
Following his posts to canadian subs it seems a lot of them are rising up, a lot of anti-trudeau and anti-immigration posting. If even the leafs are waking up maybe nature is healing
But how long can we sustain the institutions that allow that doubling of GDP with a population of 87 IQ? And the whole fucking book is filled with stuff like this, I came into the book being positively inclined to mass immigration after all look at how well it served the US in later half of the 19th century but the strawmen and the refusal to answer the 'and then what happens next' questions really irritated me and made me walk away less convinced about immigration than when I first read it.