Posted on 04/16/2017 9:59:10 AM PDT by John Semmens
Åsa Linderborg, the editor of Swedens Aftonbladet newspaper, contends that Swedens economy would collapse without illegal immigrants. The influx of large contingents of these people creates extra demand for housing and welfare. This helps support the building trades and social workers, not to mention stimulating Swedes to work longer hours to pay the taxes needed to fund these benefits. Even the violence springing from these unassimilated new residents provides jobs for police, firemen, hospitals, morticians, and insurance adjusters.
The fact that few of these new immigrants have jobsonly 500 of 2015s 160,000 immigrants are employedwas dismissed by Linderborg as irrelevant. Granted, these people arent contributing much to the supply side, but their robust demand injects a vital stimulus. In a complex economy can we really afford to reject a specialized role for different segments of the population?
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Happy Easter, John.
[ This helps support the building trades and social workers, not to mention stimulating Swedes to work longer hours to pay the taxes needed to fund these benefits. ]
The “Refugees” are nothing more than the stone thrower in the “broken window fallacy” liberal fairy tale, this story doesn’t give the glazier a job, but leaves everyone in the village destitute because the guy keeps throwing stones breaking crap and everyone quickly runs out of discretionary savings trying to fix all the broken crap until the village soon looks like the middle eastern hell hole the “refugee migrant” came from....
We a few hundred thousand here in the USA we could send them to boost their economy
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