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The Law of the Margin: Why Immigration is Not the Problem 🌍 Introduction Let us start out describing the fundamental structure of every economy. And then move onto why open borders policy is not a migration problem, but one of taxation. And then finally look at what will happen if we do nothing and a remedy if we decide on change. The current debates surrounding borders, public infrastructure, and economic migration often evoke a great deal of public friction. To move past this anger, it is essential to dig deep into the underlying economic mechanics that govern society. The baseline of human geography rests upon one of the most foundational concepts in economics, famously formalised by David Ricardo as the Ricardian Theory of Rent . It ties together marginal price, marginal cost, and marginal productivity. In simple terms, the rental value of land at the margin is exactly zero. 🌾 1. What is "Land at the Margin"? In economics, the "margin" represents the boundary ...

When I was growing up in the 60s and 70s racism was really bad and real.  And over time this died out as indigenous peoples discovered everything was mostly fine. YEs there were still the enclaves of cultures who still hated us and refused to be friends. But over the past couple of decades the socialism cult could no longer rely on the working class who they'd been exploiting for over a century. This constituency came crashing down when the red wall voted resoundingly against the Labour Party in Britain for example.  Similar events happened globally as the cult lost its steam and for good reason - it's memeber only ever wanted power and control.  So socialism across the world needed a new large class of people to exploit for votes and power, now the working class had finally rumbled them and made their exit. Something to note is that socialism always hates its primary constituency, even when it's giving it power. And oh my goodness how much more they hate them when betray...

 

My feeling is that when a society has grown so wealthy that it no longer needs to fear about shortages, starvation, poverty etc, it cannot cope with it!  Society needs an existential threat as part of life.  Like a primordial instinct if you like from times when it was necessary to keep us on our toes during good times because we knew real danger was always just around the corner. But today, with enormous power to produce wealth, with general widespread threat to life a distant historic memory, a deep anxiety develops in all people. There is no threat any more. Yet we still need to feel threat as part of everyday life - it's in our 'genes'. This anxiety develops into fear.  The current mode to mitigate the fear is to create imaginary threats out of nothing.  We create imaginary enemies, demons, conspiracy theories, evil people to be exterminated...to get rid of the fear.  Even if that results in untold harm and a booming excess death toll. Which it does and can ...

Did you know 73 million unborn humans are killed by grown up people every year? Yet silence! Is this the biggest genocide in all history, by a mile. Or just a statistic? 73 million disembodied spirits. Every soul a battlefield.