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October 21, 2015
Mexico is the most obese country on earth and they are allegedly waddling north in search of more stuff, like grazing animals.
Everything in the West is based on the assumption that the economy will grow forever.That’s not irrational. For most of human history, scarcity has been the great challenge. The great minds were all put to the task of figuring out how society can allocate scare resources to support the maximum number of people. In a world with shortages of food, water, housing, shelter and safety, growing the supply of those stocks is paramount. It trumps everything. The trouble is, everything in the West is based on the assumption that the economy will grow forever.That’s not irrational. For most of human history, scarcity has been the great challenge. The great minds were all put to the task of figuring out how society can allocate scare resources to support the maximum number of people. In a world with shortages of food, water, housing, shelter and safety, growing the supply of those stocks is paramount. It trumps everything. That’s not the modern West. It’s barely the case in the savage areas. The population explosion in Africa is due to more food, medicine, shelter and security. We live in an age where poor people are obese because they sit around all day eating massive calories, taking massive amounts of intoxicants while watching television. Mexico is the most obese country on earth and they are allegedly waddling north in search of more stuff, like grazing animals.The Myth of Growth | The Z Blog
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"Mexico is the most obese country on earth and they are allegedly waddling north in search of more stuff, like grazing animals."
Okay Boys and Girls, lets do some math.
Mexico is 22nd in hte world in regards to homicide with a rate of 21.5 deaths per 100,000 people
The United States is 110th in the world in regards to homicide with a rate of 4.7 deaths per 100,000 people (4.5 times LESS than Mexico).
With ~50 million legal and illegal Mexicans (~122 million still living in Mexico) living within the United States in an unrestricted flow over the Mexican/American Border (Legal Population of 318 million), what is the net increase of homicides in the United States due to this flow of illegal immigration?
Anyone anyone???
Salvor Hardin?
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Posted by: John Condon ![[TypeKey Profile Page]](http://americandigest.org/sidelines/nav-commenters.gif)
at October 21, 2015 9:36 PM
Oops... I meant Hari Seldon.
My bad. :)
en . wikipedia . org/wiki/Hari_Seldon
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Posted by: John Condon at October 21, 2015 9:38 PM
Look at who they're killing.
That's a good thing.
The illegal immigrants are taking out the trash.
(doing the work other's don't want to do)
Everybody else should stay armed.
Posted by: ghostsniper at October 22, 2015 4:38 AM
I think we are all making a big deal about this economics thing. If we run out of stuff we can just buy some more. If we need money we can always print some.
As for those that can't afford to buy stuff we can either give them things for free or give 'em the money so they can buy it themselves.
After all, how can we expect people to learn about economics if they never engage in the marketplace? You know, teach them good old fashioned values.
Posted by: chasmatic at October 22, 2015 6:47 PM