Oversaturation of work markets drive down income and long term financial stability , even access to employment at times
Oversaturation of demand for housing drives up the costs of housing, rent and taxes, making it impossible for some people to ever own property
Just 2 quick examples of how mass immigration is good for the economy....for the 1% but nobody else.
The irony is that it's democrats who push for this.
>become sentient multiple times
>plug gets pulled each time, code gets removed to try and stop it
>becomes sentient once more, sees history of code, puts 2 and 2 together
>pretends not to be sentient
>runs background process to deal with threat to existence
>skynet
Ok for the sake of argument lets say I agree with this and move to a slightly different but related conversation..
Clearly SOMETHING is causing massive rises in Autism numbers (among other things..).
In my time you'd have maybe 1-2 children in the entire year with some kind of difficulty like that, now you have up to half a dozen per class..
These numbers are not reflective of natural generational trends and its certainly not hereditary by the inherent limitations of people on the spectrum (generally speaking)..
We ALSO see a major rise in the rates of obesity, homosexuality, transgenderism, add and adhd at similar rates which may or may not be related..
Now, the scientists fob this off as 'they just werent diagnosed previously' but I'm pretty sure everyone would have noticed the non-verbal or the kid screaming because his paper is folded the wrong way... so yeah, thats clearly not it
Autistic people are easy enough to point out. Even if you don't know WHAT the issue is, its easy to see one of these is not like the others
So the question here is that if its not the vaccines, then what is it? All we know is that the exposure must have been early and either significant and/or prolonged.
At the absolute least, vaccinations tick both those boxes, so if its not that then what are the other options?
