The GREAT REPLACEMENT is real....very real..

And the Democratic Party is very open about this...

Tucker Carlson won’t talk about this..

But Native Born White American Working Class Males

Must talk about it nonstop...

JAMAICAN HINDU POTUS Kamala Harris will try to put you in jail if you do....millions of you....

And that’s precisely why.......We must shout:YOU WILL NOT REPLACE US...HINDU-JAMAICAN....

WE DO NOT CONSENT...TO BE GOVERNED BY YOU.....

Would the Chinese People in China ever consent to a GREAT REPLACEMENT?

IS THE SKY FUCKING BLUE?

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Someone on another thread made a good point about how many economists promote mass immigration as some kind of elixir for GDP growth, not that it matters to the bottom 80% of natural-born and naturalized citizens when all of the gains from any sluggish GDP growth go to the asset-privileged top 20% and to cheap, welfare-eligible, womb-productive immigrants that elites have hauled in by the millions to keep wages down for decades in the West. This person mentioned that Westerners never talk about Japan.

Japan does not play this replacement game with its own underemployed citizens.

Instead, Japan is using an approach that economists call experimental, with negative interest rates propping up a lot of zombie corporations—corporations with interest on debt that exceeds their profits. This salvages the high salaries of top 20%ers in those companies, along with the assets of the top-20% investor class, keeping that group in an economic safe space, even though substantial jobs are not being created for enough Japanese in the bottom 80%, leading to less new household formation since the bottom 80%ers cannot afford decent housing.

Japan has a very different debt-to-GDP ratio than the rest of the developed world. But the outcome is similar for the bottom 80% of Japanese, in a nation with almost no immigration, to the outcome for bottom 80%ers in the USA, with its 40 years of mass-scale immigration and stagnant wages.

But the Japanese have spared their natural-born population the mass migration that is ripping apart the social fabric of the West. So, although their bottom 80% has its share of economic misery, the Japanese don’t have Yellow Vests on the streets, setting cars on fire, nor do they have priceless national treasures burning and one mass murder by immigrant terrorists after another.

The USA appears to be inching toward a negative-interest-rate experiment, like Japan’s.

We already have zombies and asset bubbles, propped up by our central bank in a low-to-zero interest-rate economy for the top dogs. We also have 95 million US citizens (ages 16 to 65) sidelined from a laborforce where employers prefer welfare-fed immigrants (and single moms) who do not need higher pay since their major monthly bills are covered by welfare for US-born kids, not to mention their up to $6,431 in refundable child tax credit cash to reward them for womb-productive sex.

Corporations aren’t creating many quality jobs in the USA, mostly just churn jobs, and the average “employed” person works only part time, even though rent and almost every other major expense has increased a ton. The welfare-eligible womb producers work part time to stay under the earned-income limits for womb-productivity-based welfare programs.

Mass immigration has done nothing but complicate the situation at best, as America’s middle class prosperity declines, and independent household formation for bottom 80%ers from middle-class backgrounds declines, just like life expectancy. At worst, mass immigration has led to violent conflagrations the likes of which recent generations of Americans, and Westerners in general, have never seen.

Elites who push mass-scale immigration get short-term economic gains via reduced-cost labor, but long-term, elites have the most to lose from pushing policies that unleash social chaos. Their money is probably not safer in a cauldron of social unrest. Japanese elites don’t seem as interested in fanning the flames of social unrest.

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