[palmer]

Those are interesting thoughts. I think it makes sense for the elite to stick the Mexicans up north. They will be willing to be packed into high rise barrios that are not expensive to heat. The bigger expense will be cooling but they will let them swelter. They are all expendable anyway. The main reason for having them is to make vote fraud easier.

The bigger problem for the rest of us up north is they will ban wood heat and force everyone into the city, which is most of the Agenda 21 thing. VIrginia is not too far north but if they wanted to force me out they probably could.

[kearnyirish2]

I believe the vote-bundling is a secondary consequence of the trafficking of Mexicans; the primary one would seem to be importing CONSUMERS into areas abandoned by Americans and the companies that employ them. Much of the housing in those dying areas would be abandoned (ghost towns), and the gubmint worker infrastructure (schools etc.) would collapse. I say this from personal experience; half the schools in my town in NJ would close without all the foreign students.

I agree coerced urbanization is a goal, but this virus set that back decades; home prices outside cities have risen as people realize how much control they’ve given up by entering the urban reservations.