Re:A serious case for dynamic scoring (immigration)
by winter_blue on Thursday August 31, 2023 @08:25PM
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It's pretty sad that you rejoice in other people being treated badly (or unfairly).
With a 200k CAD income, I'm likely[1] a top 10% earner. Most immigrants to Canada likely earn more than the average Canadian, since the Canadian immigration system heavy selects for high-skilled individuals with. So, considering skilled immigrants' tax contributions are likely quite a bit higher, don't immigrants' parents deserve to have full access to free healthcare?
With a 200k CAD income, I'm likely[1] a top 10% earner. Most immigrants to Canada likely earn more than the average Canadian, since the Canadian immigration system heavy selects for high-skilled individuals with. So, considering skilled immigrants' tax contributions are likely quite a bit higher, don't immigrants' parents deserve to have full access to free healthcare?
[1] The statistics top out at 100k: https://www.statista.com/statistics/464262/percentage-distri...