Socialists like New York City’s new mayor push the “warmth” of collectivism. Activists chant about “sharing the prosperity.”
But every time they build their model of a socialist utopia, a commune, they fail! Here’s more from John Stossel.
Mises Institute Executive Editor Ryan McMaken says one does not need to be an advocate of open borders to have concerns when one hears about a federal law enforcement agency engaging in a “crackdown,” such as Trump’s mass-deportation plan.
He says the primary problem we’re facing is that immigration has long been subsidized in the United States in the sense that there are low barriers to new migrants benefiting from a bevy of social benefit programs. Immigrants who achieve status as refugees or asylees can access welfare programs almost immediately. Even run-of-the-mill legal migrants need only wait five years to begin living off taxpayer-funded benefits.
McMaken says these subsidization schemes have only grown more aggressive in recent years, attracting a flood of migrants. How do you fix the problem and basically put a stop to illegal immigration? “There is no downside in cutting all that off,” he says. “Get rid of it, end this scheme of subsidizing migration.” Here’s more from McMaken.
“I’m more anti-China than you!” John Stossel says that’s one theme of this Presidential election. But not long ago, American presidents were excited about China.
The Communist dictators had began to allow private property and the economy boomed. But sadly, political repression may have gotten worse. Stossel explains further.
The orchestration of humanity’s demise goes by many names: The Great Reset, Agenda 21, Agenda 2030, the 4th Industrial Revolution and The New World Order, . No matter the name, the goal remains. It is the complete servitude of the world’s population under the guise of righteousness.More from WhatsHerFace.
Most of us now have heard of Agenda 2030, where we’ll own nothing and be happy. The globalists’ war on private property is most pronounced in their war on the automobile. Here’s the latest ramifications from Computing Forever.
