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>>9252369
Again, I agree with much. Trickle-down economics is an excuse to the subjugation of the middle class and the destruction of the opportunities of social mobility. I could even tell you that immigration helps lower wages and raise unemployment, although the ethnic replacement is far fetched.

Now, if you insist in align yourself with ideas that portrait the immigrants as the biggest threat, and not the establishment directly, you'll find yourself alienated from all conversations pertaining humanists discussion. Because, after all, one do become a caricature while being drawn to wrong rationales and failed reasoning.

Refugees are a consequence, and also victims, and also the prime reason to deviate any productive conversation of politics towards an scapegoat, covering the establishment, and ending in nothing. If you don't accept it deeply, and don't focus your critics to the establishment, you will continue to be and feel an stranger to all discussions with the commoners of these days.

That is all I can say, good luck.