This canned recitation from the cargo-cult catechism will no-doubt “earn” for this true believer (in the “capitalist” branch) an extra-nice prize in his/her/their next $3.00 box of Cracker Jack. Meantime, if all that stuff is only the “by-product” of the belief-system, what exactly is the actual end-goal of all the strip-mining, solar radiation management, ocean-acidification, panopticon surveillance, social credit, CBDC, etc., etc.? Will WWIII “come to close” when everybody’s dead from mRNA “technology”?

Inquiring minds want to know.

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“What would they be against cheaper cleaners, carers, gardeners, cooks, waiters? Why would they not want higher rents and real estate prices thanks to a massive influx of new tenants and buyers?”

«Why? Because the continual dilution of the racial/cultural demographics as it existed around 1965 led to a weaker, culturally confused society at war with itself over identity politics. We already had and continue to have the massive problem of income inequality and government overreach.»

That seems to me quite un-american: Real American asks themselves "What's going to make me more money?", they could hardly care less about “a weaker, culturally confused society at war with itself over identity politics” or about “income inequality and government overreach”, as long as they can afford to “get insulated from the riffraff”. "Winner do whatever it takes", and Real American have made themselves a lot of money thanks to booming immigration over the past 40 years.

You cannot persuade an upper-middle class or upper-class Real American that less immigration is going to make real estate and stock market prices rise faster than more immigration, and that's what they care about, getting theirs. That's the American Dream.

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«The complete and utter failure of white Californians in stemming the vast – and illegal – influx of Mexicans *Fifty or so years ago* , at the very least.»

Why would affluent middle class people, living well on their good labor-union negotiate wages, and looking forward to retirement on their decent labor-union negotiated pensions, want to stop the immigration of very cheap, obedient, zealous servants and new tenants?
What would they be against cheaper cleaners, carers, gardeners, cooks, waiters? Why would they not want higher rents and real estate prices thanks to a massive influx of new tenants and buyers?

Those middle (and upper) class californians have made enormous profits from that influx.

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