There's no better indication that a post is a complete waste of time to respond to (but will anyways) than when the contents essentially boil down to
"you're incoherent, unintelligible and emotionally driven. Everything you say lacks substance and is dumb. You're dumb, but also a bigot. We are critical thinkers unlike you and your kind." No attempt to address any arguments, just
"you're dumb and I read a book this one time proving it." Lol....sure bud.
You can't attempt to fashion yourself as a critical thinker with responses like that, especially if you haven't attempted to render the unintelligible, intelligible. If you're also going to suggest, and have people believe, you have potential solutions to those problems, you have to convince people you understand what those problems are. If you simply hand wave those grievances, you undermine the perception of any critical capacity because there is no analysis or attempt at one. It's that sort of tone deafness that got the American left an absolute shellacking at the elections and the European left resorting to some seriously anti-democratic practices shutting out competition because they're slipping in the polls.
I especially liked how you called
@Fox by the Sea a racist (very original btw) and suggested that he was generalizing all immigrants based on .1% of them, only to follow it up with
"there will always be a contingent of society, the ones lacking in intellectual fortitude, that conduct themselves as if they just waddled out of a cave and get a boner over blaming 'the other' for their miserable lives" it's almost as if you are complicit in the same thing you indict him of doing.
You took a step further applying something from a book you read. Let's ignore the fact that system two is more inline with conservative thought (slow deliberate) and system one being more inline with progressive thought (fast, emotional), it really drove home the idea that there are large swaths of people who encompass a particular behavior, and guess what.............you based it on just two people.
Feel free to use your brain for the next response though.
In no way was the previous post an explanation for this nonsense.
Either way, it isn't the right wing parties advocating for more porous borders or global connectivity. It's not the Poland's or AFDs or Donald Trump's of the world advocating for mass migratory movement. While there is no denying what you say about it being an inescapable fact that capitalism will always seek cheap labor, the main culprits in perpetuating this cycle, now more than ever, is undeniably on the left, not right.
It's people like you telling people like me we are racists and bigots. It's people like you who, like your boyfriend
@helltoupee, try to convince people they all of a sudden care about capitalism and its ever expanding growth model, touting mass migration as a solution to a problem they've made a career out of hating.
Leftists like yourself are essentially militating on behalf of capitalism because it's politically expedient to do so. Think about it for a second, you know this is simply for cheap labor, but the moment anyone speaks out against it, you get on your soap box touting it as a viable solution to the problem of ever expanding capitalism because your brand of politics has enshrined this notion of a global community that it fosters.
There's no need to envision some nefarious network of evil, masked bandits or Dr. Evil-like figures plotting in the shadows. The reality is far simpler: leftists are inherently globalist, often advocating for and believing in supranational organizations such as NATO, the EU, and the UN. Conservatives, by contrast, tend towards a more isolationist stance, even while engaging in certain international alliances. Ultimately, global capitalism inherently benefits the globalist agenda more than it does a conservative, nationally-focused one. Hence your rabid defense of mass migration.
But that's leftism for you, self-defeating, un-industrious, terrible at managing situations and composed of the destitute. Can't expect much from that.