Anyway, before answering this person's 'arguments'. I would like to preface by saying that it's best to completely ignore him as he's an extreme US fanboy (weird posting style, almost like a bot) and a major wishful thinker who can't change his opinion no matter what evidence he is presented with and will continue to troll now for 100 pages if needed to be, endlessly switching topics, just to appear 'right'.
Imagine saying that the US has a 'great' political system, governance, and administration, or whatever else of a similar nature, even comparing it with China, when you have tens of quantifiable results on this exact topic I keep on mentioning like here #30,082.
This is not based on feelings anymore, this can literally be checked with simple quantifiable data from polls (based on: happiness, satisfaction, polarization, depression, (il)legal drugs, suicides, crime of all kinds, safety, optimism, perception of the future, etc).
You can't troll your way out of this. If it's such a great system, why the extreme divisions of all kinds on historic levels from , and , almost civil war-like political and social divisions like environment, etc? Are we all blind/have wrong perception and he is only the smartest 4D chess hyper-genius who knows reality better? Am I wrong to trust my own eyes instead of his own wishful thinking about the US?
There are hardly any health risks associated with crossing the border into the US or that whole migration process in general, we are not living in the Middle Ages. What do you base this 'take' on?
And I'm not familiar that US border agents shot 1 illegal immigrant like ever out of tens of millions of them. So, minuscule 'health' risks.
What 'legal' risks are there then? Deportation in theory? That's the most they can get if they don't commit any illegal act.
The US has one of the most 'open borders' out of developed countries. At least during the democrat administration, they are their voters. So, their chances of 'staying' are fundamentally very high.
Yeah, virtual growth on paper ends up only in the hands of the few. Meanwhile, those first two charts are from 2018 and don't show recent actual erosions of income for bottom percentiles that happened since then due to inflation since 2021, I had that chart before, can't find it.
Another cheap oversimplification. It is a bigger problem now, simply because it reached a certain threshold and keeps increasing.
This is not related to your last posts, but more data on the American "excellent" governing system you mentioned here:
Imagine saying that the US has a 'great' political system, governance, and administration, or whatever else of a similar nature, even comparing it with China, when you have tens of quantifiable results on this exact topic I keep on mentioning like here #30,082.
This is not based on feelings anymore, this can literally be checked with simple quantifiable data from polls (based on: happiness, satisfaction, polarization, depression, (il)legal drugs, suicides, crime of all kinds, safety, optimism, perception of the future, etc).
You can't troll your way out of this. If it's such a great system, why the extreme divisions of all kinds on historic levels from , and , almost civil war-like political and social divisions like environment, etc? Are we all blind/have wrong perception and he is only the smartest 4D chess hyper-genius who knows reality better? Am I wrong to trust my own eyes instead of his own wishful thinking about the US?
There are hardly any health risks associated with crossing the border into the US or that whole migration process in general, we are not living in the Middle Ages. What do you base this 'take' on?
And I'm not familiar that US border agents shot 1 illegal immigrant like ever out of tens of millions of them. So, minuscule 'health' risks.
What 'legal' risks are there then? Deportation in theory? That's the most they can get if they don't commit any illegal act.
The US has one of the most 'open borders' out of developed countries. At least during the democrat administration, they are their voters. So, their chances of 'staying' are fundamentally very high.
Yeah, virtual growth on paper ends up only in the hands of the few. Meanwhile, those first two charts are from 2018 and don't show recent actual erosions of income for bottom percentiles that happened since then due to inflation since 2021, I had that chart before, can't find it.
Another cheap oversimplification. It is a bigger problem now, simply because it reached a certain threshold and keeps increasing.
This is not related to your last posts, but more data on the American "excellent" governing system you mentioned here:
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