anonybus
Re:Anti-H1B posters plastered in the heart of Silicon Valleys train ne...
on Monday March 19, 2018 @06:23AM (#16617323)
Definitely not "trolling".
That's maybe a bit too theoretical of a question, but let's say a person's bounds are his body. In order to protect bodies, we have constructed this idea of "countries" and "borders".
If a foreign body crosses a border and takes from another country and harms its locals, whether with a gun or with a piece of paper, isn't that bad?
Re:Anti-H1B posters plastered in the heart of Silicon Valleys train ne...
on Monday March 19, 2018 @06:10AM (#16617266)
You don't need to be so thorough, you could have just said "yes".
Re:Anti-H1B posters plastered in the heart of Silicon Valleys train ne...
on Monday March 19, 2018 @05:58AM (#16617221)
Are you trying to silence me?
Re:Anti-H1B posters plastered in the heart of Silicon Valleys train ne...
on Monday March 19, 2018 @05:57AM (#16617217)
Shouldn't a country look to benefit and protect its own citizens?
Re:Anti-H1B posters plastered in the heart of Silicon Valleys train ne...
on Monday March 19, 2018 @05:16AM (#16617057)
I was born in California, and I love to write software. I have 10 years of experience and have been networking, hackathoning, and applying my butt off for 2 years now, and still no offers. Nothing! I've always stayed sharp, especially because for years I have seen more and more brilliant engineers train their H1B replacements and kicked out with no comparable or sustainable employment options. It is an absolute fact that these immigrant workers are displacing hard working Americans. Why do foreigners get the jobs and the health care while locals like me get the finger? Where do I need to move? A different country? Or maybe a different field altogether? Software has so many people coming in, why do we need even more from overseas? It's starting to look less like a good job and more like a salt mine, and that's probably by design. Profit++