by Chris Black
Normal people have been retreating from participating in school, the education profession and government.
This is the result.
“The concept that schools have a right to be running secret, don’t-tell-your-parents clubs … & actively coaching children how to [use a binder to stop breasts developing] is certainly not consistent with California law.” Jessica Konen's attorneyt.co/wq9NzftAhV
— Bernard Lane (@Bernard_Lane) January 23, 2022
Another marker of decline: a real country encourages its own citizens to pursue STEM, it doesn’t court foreigners to usurp its most lucrative fields. We’re a country the size of a continent and we have over 330 million people, we shouldn’t have to look elsewhere for anything.
“This is exactly the kind of policy that destroys the career prospects of young American graduates,” said @USTechWorkers.
The Biden administration announced policy changes to attract international students specializing in #STEM. t.co/ZWf4lhejG5
— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) January 22, 2022
This hurts our country and their country. We import workers that take our jobs and poach the best people from the 3rd world.
Only a rootless plutocracy benefits.
There are few nurses in the Zambian capital with the skills and experience of Alex Mulumba, who works in the operating room at a critical care hospital. t.co/Fb4ICIxJbC
— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) January 24, 2022
The furthest right position on immigration you’re allowed to argue for is for a “points based” system.
The end result is that the smartest people in Nigeria, India, and other nations struggling to develop are imported to America and Europe, which in turn causes significant shortages of doctors and engineers in their home countries, ultimately concluding with mass exoduses of their populations to America and Europe.
It’s a lose-lose situation.