no killzone, we are not even close to full.

we have had 60 million plus people since 1965, yea i think its time to step back and handle our newcomers for some time

maybe if you like city living

I favor *legal* immigration. Now here's the thing *legally* we naturalize about 600K citizens a year. That's nothing. We can totally integrate that with no issue. That's not the problem.

but importing people doesn't really help the poor of the world anyway.

if my neighbors are closer than 500 acres thats crampt

Killzone, have you ever been out west?

i disagree TEB

some

id say that according to data, 200,000 people leave the US each year. so we can reasonably naturalize 200,000 just to maintain population

there is plenty of land out there, and plenty of it can't be grown on anyways.

I love it out West. I got a place I rent sometimes in NM right on the Rio. Beautiful country out there.

but other then that we need to step back up and integrate these people and build our communities back up

the immigrants of the past are very different then the ones that come today

yes, right now we do need to need to stop people comeing into our country till we can get it really nailed down who we are and who we will let in.

we throw away like 40% of our food. so its not like we need more land to farm

the ones that come today plant their flag at the law enforcement checkpoints that they overrun lol

and we need to stop giveing handouts to immigrants.

handouts are bad anyway, but giveing free money just for knocking at your door won't last long.

we need to create better tax incentives for businesses to donate food rather than throw it away.

They have the hot springs where the geothermal just pushes out hot mineral water. I just soak in it and look out at the desert. Gonna retire out there.

the dems literally proposed giving free healthcare to illegal immigrants

i mean... now that is bat shit insane.

one of the big issues we need to consider is that... the dems push immigration into battleground states like texas and florida

I don't think lack of food in the US is even close to a problem.
the starveing people here have other problems that lead to that.

they do this because they want to be able to use a voting block that they pay money to vote for them, so that they can just outright win elections

I could be wrong for some cases but there are literally hundreds of government food programs.

Oh god the leading health crisis in the US is that poor people *eat too much* it's not a real issue.

we see this with the immigration into virginia turning it Blue and then they tried to pass (and still are) gun regulations

yah, that's one of the really cool thing about being poor in the US, you are often fat.
like where else can that happen?

you really dont think the US throwing away 40% of the food it produces is a problem?

i mean idk... i think its pretty lame they like basically poison us with cheap food that they make a killing on with a wide profit margin

thats kinda lame yo

it could be better, but no it is not a "problem"

we turn our food into gas for crying out loud.

liquid corn in everything. in our drinks, our snacks, our meals.

LAME

let me say it this way, 40% waste is not a problem for the government to worry about.

you dont think methane produced by the massa amount of trash in landfills is a problem? its worse than the CO2 from burning fossil fuels.

also the fluoride in tap water lowers your IQ

its been proven