/lit/ - Literature

>>10347815
we are post-post-ideological now though, people are starting to openly believe again now that the "muh experts" and the "muh economy though" memes have died out. 10 years ago people acted like things like immigration or corporate growth were just forces of nature, and the state could do nothing to respond to it beyond small corrections to avoid problems.

nobody believes those things are just "natural" now, people take an ideologically active stance, not just in the "anti-" side, but in the "pro-" side as well. for example people that believe in immigration want to stop all kind of border control, while people that don't believe in it want very active measures against it.

Even the ones in the middle that want some immigration don't think that importing low skilled workers is just natural and a thing that happens, we could as well import 100,000 left-wing journalists from third world countries every year, and thousands of third world country doctors to really address the healthcare cost issue. we should see then if the coastal elites would be so happy about immigration at that point

>>10316544
>and would offer him shaved almonds as a sacrifice.
i seriously hope he activated them first