Details only matter when they serve the interests of the colonists So shut up about the lies they are spreading Migrants are never the problem It ever only Europeans
Yanis has so many valid points he expresses in a clear, historically contextualised manner. Humane yet fearless. Knowledgeable and nuanced. Always worth listening to.
As usual...nothing new there. His insights are always, well....insightful. The depth of his knowledge and understanding is something we should all aspire to.
I am with Diem25 on most issues except immigration. I cannot figure out what their policy is except a lot of empty theorizing seeping out from universities and wishful thinking.
@@SOak145 Cheers. I work in immigration and asylum law so it's not like I'm anti-immigration, but DIEM's attitude which seems to be that we can absorb any volume of immigrants from whatever culture and for whatever reason and everything will be fine is naive.
Movement of people has gone on for thousands of years without proper checks. I'm not a racist and I'm not against immigration but been swamped is a head ache every country, war and famine and straight forward terror has to stop and then we might be able to deal with it.
The one question the radical left never answers is “how many”? If 1 billion Africans express a desire to move to say England or Denmark do they all get to come over open borders? If not, how many? Who decides? How are the too many kept out? You would be right back to having make the same decisions.
There wouldn’t be any Immigration if the west would stop to exploit and destroy those countries through war, colonisation and also climate change. At least not in those numbers.
Why are people on mass seeking asylum.... Climate change, economic destruction of their own country, predatory capitalism is fertile when corporate military industry is given free reign in sovereign nation to aid in infiltration and dismantling of government and society
11:32 Yes, Yanis - I’m slightly younger than you, but saw something coming as well. Emergent from our own manipulated choices, as the majority of us supported “liberalism”. The crumbling of civic & societal economic agency across OECD should be blamed on our own (again, majority) beliefs over time. How the narrative changed, what historical materialism or the most naive dialectical insight reveals. So, our (corporate) leaders make us blame everyone “outside”, the oldest trick in the book (including the oldest of books…). Any insight not in line with financial liberalism was (is) branded heterodox and thus alienated. From our public discourse, media and vocabulary used to frame economics (ecology) in any meaningful way. Also from me. I was just a kid in the 70’s, so… …I made my own path of relearning just around the bank bailouts. Starting with Stiglitz, and “found” you shortly before DiEM25 and PI was founded. (My list of authors is now way above sixty…) I’m proudly a member of both. Carpe Diem…! 👍
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Migration in terms of world population in the 70s was 2.3% during 2020 it reached 3.6%. That's about 56% increase
Details only matter when they serve the interests of the colonists
So shut up about the lies they are spreading
Migrants are never the problem
It ever only Europeans
No mention of infastructure,the main key problem
Britain isn't building infrastructure for the same reason Africa & Pakistan isn't
No $
Yanis has so many valid points he expresses in a clear, historically contextualised manner. Humane yet fearless. Knowledgeable and nuanced. Always worth listening to.
Yanis just dealing out the facts. Thank you.
As usual...nothing new there. His insights are always, well....insightful. The depth of his knowledge and understanding is something we should all aspire to.
🤩🤩🤩🤩 Thank you 🙏 👏👏👏...tell the truth...💪💪💪 👏👏👏 Thank you 🙏 🤩🤩🤩🤩
We need people like you to speak up.
I am with Diem25 on most issues except immigration. I cannot figure out what their policy is except a lot of empty theorizing seeping out from universities and wishful thinking.
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@@SOak145 Cheers. I work in immigration and asylum law so it's not like I'm anti-immigration, but DIEM's attitude which seems to be that we can absorb any volume of immigrants from whatever culture and for whatever reason and everything will be fine is naive.
Movement of people has gone on for thousands of years without proper checks. I'm not a racist and I'm not against immigration but been swamped is a head ache every country, war and famine and straight forward terror has to stop and then we might be able to deal with it.
The one question the radical left never answers is “how many”? If 1 billion Africans express a desire to move to say England or Denmark do they all get to come over open borders? If not, how many? Who decides? How are the too many kept out? You would be right back to having make the same decisions.
There wouldn’t be any Immigration if the west would stop to exploit and destroy those countries through war, colonisation and also climate change. At least not in those numbers.
Why are people on mass seeking asylum.... Climate change, economic destruction of their own country, predatory capitalism is fertile when corporate military industry is given free reign in sovereign nation to aid in infiltration and dismantling of government and society
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11:32 Yes, Yanis - I’m slightly younger than you, but saw something coming as well. Emergent from our own manipulated choices, as the majority of us supported “liberalism”.
The crumbling of civic & societal economic agency across OECD should be blamed on our own (again, majority) beliefs over time. How the narrative changed, what historical materialism or the most naive dialectical insight reveals.
So, our (corporate) leaders make us blame everyone “outside”, the oldest trick in the book (including the oldest of books…).
Any insight not in line with financial liberalism was (is) branded heterodox and thus alienated. From our public discourse, media and vocabulary used to frame economics (ecology) in any meaningful way. Also from me. I was just a kid in the 70’s, so…
…I made my own path of relearning just around the bank bailouts. Starting with Stiglitz, and “found” you shortly before DiEM25 and PI was founded. (My list of authors is now way above sixty…)
I’m proudly a member of both. Carpe Diem…! 👍
Why have Armenians been blamed for all sorts of shit?
Sad truth is, they're an easy target.
We need more Koolaid
We are an ageing population and need new blood the right wing movement is a one way street leading to ignorance and self destruction 😊
You better read the predictions regarding the coming impact from AI and automation, most jobs are going to be gone.
It could be solved only through pro-natalist politics and pro-natalist culture
There are plenty of people who would like to migrate legally, that's not the issue.
This is such a mind numbingly simplistic analysis that I don't know where to begin.
Migration is not a problem. It’s the politicians.
And for some reason the 'global south' are all black & brown
It is a problem
Illegal immigration is a huge problem.
@@SOak145 no.
@@jasonhaven7170 Definitely yes chief