No doubt.

There's really no clear benefit to European immigration, it's just "less bad"

@Nemets I still agree with that

Don't get me wrong, I'll take 1000 Ukrainians over 1 Syrian

Eh, I don't think people necessarily need to stay in a 100-mile radius of where they were born for the rest of their lives.

I think you could easily get into a purity-spiral situation arguing that no one should ever emigrate.

This country wouldn't exist without restless white people.

While I wouldn't want one European country to flood another and wipe out what makes it unique, in general, I have no problem with Euro immigration, obviously as long as it's good people, not criminals, genuinely want to be a part of the new country and not just leech off it etc. It's only non white immigration I don't like. Or, in other words, I want immigrants that will keep my country the way it is (well, not as it is today, but you get the point).

Even with non whites, does the Chinese family running the local restaurant really threaten my nation's existence by itself? No. Everything bad in this world is always bad because it's excessive. We used to restrict immigration such that the ethnic balance of the country would stay the same, and that's fine.

No, we don't have to go that far, but immigration does drive up housing prices, lower wages for competing workers, and disincentivize investment into education since corporations can just import people. This applies even if they assimilate.

Also, you're going to have a serious cultural impact by importing thousands of, say, Polish people. One family night not do much harm but even European groups will damage social cohesion in large numbers.

I personally would support a quota system that favors Western Europeans, and I say this as a Polish guy.

@Gimlet

@Nemets Well, then Poland has to fix the problems causing them to leave.

Or east Europe generally

Idk why I'm Discording when I should be working on my car.

Yeah, I agree, @Jacob .

Another rarely discussed issue is that immigration creates broken families, which isn't healthy. Part of the reason I'm so hardcore on this issue is the impact immigration had on my family.

This is anecdotal, but immigrants, even European ones, seem to disproportionately have problems with degeneracy and drug addiction

Keep in mind that *I grew up around this* and most of you didn't

Immigrants are always different from the population they come from. First generation tends to be differ the most from the parent population. Regression to the mean makes the second Gen more resemble the parent population then the parents did.

First Gen immigrants in USA are less criminal then the second Gen as a lot of liberals will boast about them being less criminal than the average American. They don't understand that this just makes people look at who is making up the criminality of the average American.

2nd gen children seem to resent the fact they are forced to live in a country unlike the culture they are brought up in.

with people that look/act nothing like them either.

First generation immigrants know how much better off the are in the West than in their homelands. Second and third generation are born here and see their unequal results as a result of oppression by the majority

@micbwilli First generation is less criminal because (1) fear of deportation, and (2) the ones that do commit serious crimes get deported and can't reoffend. It has nothing to do with them being exceptional people.

If you look at countries like Sweden, with more open immigration, immigrants actually have significantly *higher* crime rates, which supports my hypothesis that it has more to do with the immigration laws than the immigrants.

It's not that immigrants are amazing people, it's just that we force them not to commit crime. This is a good argument *in favor* of strict immigration law.

i would gladly pay for a one way plane ticket back to their sh*thole country...

To be completely honest, I resent the fact that I didn't get to grow up in Poland. It's just that I'm at least working to make America better.

Why not emigrate to Poland?

We should absolutely deport immigrants (legal or illegal) caught committing even minor crimes. That said, the "I don't mind immigrants so long as they're hard working and not criminals" boomerism will still kill us

Boomers are "tolerant" to a fault.

Yeah, no matter how many "good" immigrants you get, they will regress to the mean, and become what their people created wherever they came from.

Look at pretty much any black neighborhood...it's the same as Haiti, Congo...wherever.

Look at any Hispanic area...it ends up looking like Tijuana, etc.

I have zero desire to fight for the UK at this point.

They are an authoritarian dystopia suppressing the majority in favor of the non-white invading minority.

I guess we aren't much better here, but I'm not going to stick myself on a tiny island with a bunch of Muslims.

@Jacob I agree that the type of immigration policy has an effect.

I knew a pair of professors from South Asia that came to America. Our policies wouldn't have allowed that to enter without being pretty unscale whereas they could have easily gotten into Sweden.

They are lawful conservative modern and smart. Their kids are hollow headed degenerates closer to the originating country.

The immigration policy can narrow the type of person allowed in, but their offspring is very unpredictable.

Speaking of dystopian. I was visiting Austin, TX this past weekend and saw this bathoom area that was a hallway - one side was a line of doors with toilets and the other side was just a long mirror and sink. It was a "gendern neurtal" bathroom and it was really weird using it.

Felt very dystopian. Like it was taking aways differences in people.

We. Are. All. Equal.

@Asatru Artist - MD

"Why not emigrate to Poland?"

Because I'm not financially independent yet. That's the only reason.

To be perfectly honest, I think Continental Europe will go identitarian first (already happening to a degree in Italy and Hungary). It will be up to them to save Britain. America is demographically in a much worse situation that we have to fix before we can save anybody

@NateDahl76 That's reasonable

@sigruna14 Siggy I feel like you’re always working on that car.