Immigration has remade the U.S. labor force

Re:Immigration has remade the U.S. labor force by the_real_cher on Wednesday September 04, 2024 @09:41AM (#41445766)

Japan is an exception I'll give you that.

I live in a suburban town I can leave my stuff at a table and go to the restroom with no worries.

what do you think the difference between my town and yours is?

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Re:Immigration has remade the U.S. labor force by ryandrake on Wednesday September 04, 2024 @11:21AM (#41446832)

Let me guess: "Strong, white, pure, European, Western culture?" This kind of content doesn't seem to meet the bar here at HN. There are plenty other Internet forums that welcome this kind of cultural supremacy talk.

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Re:Immigration has remade the U.S. labor force by pacerier on Wednesday September 04, 2024 @06:26PM (#41451520)

> suburban town

The difference is that one is a town and the other isn't. A town has barely any people. Just because you can leave your stuff at home does not make the country a high-trust country. Among countries US is a low-trust country.

> Japan is an exception

Japan is not the exception. It isn't even the leader, just a well-known and famous country. I encourage you to travel a bit and escape the echo chamber of Douglas Murray books and other western culture supremacists. Stop reading and start seeing. You will be shocked to find at least 100 high-trust cultures and will understand why your standards were that low.

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