The statement means that if you or anyone is too stupid to know what the effects of a policy are, their opinion of that policy is worthless. I don’t know how to be any clearer.
Not worrying about idiotic claims blaming foreigners for the downfall of western civilization.
'someone' was a dumb liberal claiming to be an professor of eonomics yet he couldn't comprehend the effects of immigration (legal and illegal) on economies. It's safe to say he's making minimum wage somewhere now that his delusions of grandeur have evaporated. Reading and regurgitating economic theories doesn't make one useful. A good economist is one that understands economic theory and its practical application by taking into consideration the human element that is the engine of economies.
Almost 3 years ago I suggested that immigration is one of the most important issues of the 21st Century. "Someone" balked at the notion, became defensive, and began lambasting me as some type of xenophobe. His lackey blackrock (who is apparently still posting on this board regularily with empty dimwitted rhetoric) supported the imbecile every step of the way.
Immigration and economics:
1) Immigration and politics
North America has witnessed the first of many seismic cultural shifts beginning with the re-election of Obama. Obama's coalition is composed primarily of singles, the poor, women, and minorities. Romney received more of the White vote than any candidate in American history without winning the election and the greatest share of the White vote since Reagan. But Reagan had an 88% White electorate compared to Romney's 72%. The difference is made up by the increasing Hispanic electorate which helped clinch the election for Obama. By 2050, it's expected that there will be more Mexicans living in America than in Mexico. Sooner than that, in 2030, the Hispanic American electorate may double from 20 million to 40 million. Hispanics vote Democrat. This means that the current wave of immigration in America has enormous effects on the direction of future politics - ie.
policies that strengthen or weaken the economy. Democrats don't create strong economies. They create policies that allow people incapable of handling money the ability to buy homes they can't afford which leads to recessions; they create policies that favor people based on ethnicity and gender at the expense of ability; they create policies that punish ambitious members of society through taxation and vast mazes of regulation.
2) Immigration and education
Hispanics are the fasted growing minority in America. 1 in 4 school children in America will be of Hispanic descent by the year 2020. 17% of Hispanics drop out of highschool.
Among the 24- to 65-year-old group, data from the Editorial Projects in Education Research Center revealed 64 percent of Hispanics had finished high school or received a certificate of equivalency, compared to 90 percent of whites and 85 percent of African-Americans.
Of the Latinos with completed high school education, few went on to college, with only 14 percent earning a bachelor’s degree or higher.
What does this mean? America will be less competitive because it will have a larger poor dependent unskilled lower IQ workforce. The US already lags behind other nations in math and science, and the situation is only going worsen. Technological advances necessary to keep the US as a leader is unlikely to come from this growing segment of the US population, nor are the skills necessary to maintain current technologies. A bonus and competitive edge for Europe and Asia, a strike against America. Less skills = less high paying jobs = poorer economy.
3) Immigration and culture
Let's ignore the gangs infiltrating America from Mexico - those responsible for 50k murders in Mexico in the past few years (beheadings of gang members, and government officials is commonplace). Some will say Mexicans are simply re-taking lands that once belonged to them. We can also ignore that Spanish is spoken rather than English in many communities springing up in America. Are Mexicans tolerant of other peoples - Whites, Blacks, Asians, other? Do they believe in Western ideals of equality for all? I suspect there will be even more brown-on-black and brown-on-white violence in the decades to come, then there already is. America's deteriorating economy and decaying infrastructure, will result in more fighting among ethnic groups for resources.
I'll leave you with several predictions. By 2030, much more of America will resemble California today - in debt, unable to maintain a budget, hospitals unable to provide care, larger hispanic population. By 2050, America's decline will be apparent to everybody. It'll resemble present day South Africa. Those in our 20s and 30s will live to see the beginning of the end of America as a world power slipping into 3rd world status. Why is this important? Because what happens to America's economy affects the world, including its neighbors like Canada.
That's all folks. See you in another 3+ years, you cunts.