by vision-master » Thu 30 Apr 2009, 12:40:56
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')It's a compelling argument... and one that guarantees not only sustained levels of immigration, but an order of magnitude increase across the board.
It is not only the replacement levels of the aged but also the skill level of the work required when we are forced into localization of our economies. If you go to any developing country you will see thousands of cottage industries in any large town; carpenters, blacksmiths, mechanics, shops rebuilding alternators, engines, farmers, potters, tailors, bricklayers, appliance repair, computer repair, air conditioning repair, recycling, etc. etc.
In the future planning forums we discuss the importance of the relocalization of our regional economies in a post peak oil world and the need to make things again in the US.
Well, who has the skill level required to do this. A third generation suburbanite working in the service consumer economy or a migrant Mexican?
I have been saying this for years......if it comes down to a lifeboat strategy I want to have a lot of people of color in my lifeboat......not just a bunch of socially dysfunctional whining caucasians!
Who is really prepared to do the heavy lifting?
Wow, this may be the most racist thing I've read here. Right to the top. Nothing personal, mind you, but I'm sure we'll be reading and hearing more and more such racist nonsense as the economy deteriorates and the process of scapegoating accelerates.
It's all part of the process. Listen to the words: Whites are too lazy. Mexicans are too lazy. Blacks are too lazy. It's going to be a rough ride, that's for sure.