Because they chose to be here, and worked for it, and because they can see the cultural differences

Whereas a lot of people in the west have gone culture-blind when it comes to their own nation

Depends. If they're second generation in an ethnic enclave they're likely to experience problems.

They don't want to lose what they just worked so hard to get.

by "here" you mean the US right?

People who move have merit (if the immigration system is done properly). People who are born somewhere didn’t have to work to be there.

my Dem candidate is pro public option thank fucking god

Well I specifically mean Leafland, but it's applicable elsewhere

Make someone work for something and they'll be more apt to treasure it. Give someone something for free and they could just as easily toss it as "easy come, easy go."

it's applicable to legal migrants, that usually go there _because_ of the values of the country

in Europe it's the reverse though

they come for the free stuff

Recent migrants maybe

But Indians came to the UK before then. They came here too. And they're working hard and paying into the system. They're contributing

The problem is that the EU dropped standards in a panic

Polish people go to the UK, have kids, go back to their country and still collect welfare. It's being done for a long while

And took on numbers they couldn't possibly handle

so not just recent migrants

Interesting

That's easily fixed though innit

In Canada we don't do the anchor baby stuff

If someone who wasn't supposed to be here has a kid here, that's not really covered

They just get the boot

in Sweden even ilegal migrants get welfare

so, there are a lot of exceptions in Europe

it isn't a recent thing

Sweden is fucked on all fronts though

But that's the thing anyway, like people need to respect your country

And they won't if you're just like "come here for freeshit"

As much as the US gets ragged on for world police nonsense, there's still a lot of people who want to make the effort and live there

Because it's a nation and a dream they believe in, at its core

I tried to go to the US and gave up after looking at the visas

and I have a Master's degree in IT

It's micro level high agreeableness scaled up to a national level

People are just letting their county get taken advantage of

I kinda wanted to get back to Tim's video though. He totally missed the mark on what was being discussed

There has to be a firm "no" or the mob will come in and say it much more forcefully

I think Youtube is recommending me videos that 'refute' the videos I've watched. I watched a Sargon video that referenced the proposed 'upskirting' law and now there's a video from the BBC called "The Truth about Upskirting", and after watching Tim's video cheekily calling single young men losers, there's a video saying it's OK for millenials to stay single.

Oh the diversity thing? Well in the states part of the problem is that they don't really have an official language. The only catch is their immigration process basically does

the diversity thing isn't related to immigration

I'm not at all surprised by this, @Atkins . Google has done this shit for years