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Scout wrote:
> 
> 
> "Lane "Stonehowler" Waldby" <wichitajayhawks@msn.com> wrote in message 
> news:mdcr75Fic0jU1@mid.individual.net...
>> -hh wrote:
>>> On 7/10/25 15:54, Scout wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> [various attributions] ...
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> My intended meaning was that I don't give a fuck about the
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> immigration tribulation. Let them be deported, no skin 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> off my
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> back.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Until your job goes away
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Which is less likely with fewer illegal workers... I mean 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> if they are working.. they have taken someone's job.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No, scooter, they have not taken anyone's job.
>>>
>>>
>>> Pretty much, since its not directly a question of "taking [my] job", 
>>> but rather the economy's net costs for goods & services.  
>>> Specifically, this poster who's complaining about illegals is less 
>>> likely to be able to absorb the higher costs that having fewer total 
>>> workers (legal or not) would cause.
>>>
>>> TL;DR:  if they bitched on $5 eggs, just wait until they're $9.
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Plenty of LEGAL immigrants have taken the jobs of 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Americans, Jonathan David Ball. The same is true of illegals.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> They're doing jobs that lazy fucking white people like you
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> won't do for a wage that allows the business owner to earn
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> a profit.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>> They want to be paid a decent wage to do the work, which 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> they would be if it wasn't for you leftists importing  
>>>>>>>>>>>>> millions of
>>>>>>>>>>>>> illegals.
>>>
>>>
>>> FYI / Fun Fact:  over 90% of current illegals have been here for 20+ 
>>> years already ... because the big 'invasion' happened during Bush Jr.
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>> So what
>>>>>>>>>>>>> if the farmer has to raise the price by 25 cents?
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> And then you scream hair-on-fire about inflation.
>>>
>>> Its not a mere $0.25 raise in question.  I heard an interview last 
>>> weekend of a farmer who's currently offering $17/hr ... and still 
>>> can't get enough help.
>>
>> Understandable.  That's below my pay grade and all you ever do is tell 
>> me how retarded I am and gay to boot. Did you know homosexuals are 
>> persecuted in the INTERVIEW?
>>
>> You must make twice what I do.
>>
>> Would you switch from your $45/hr IT job to do farming for $17/hr? You 
>> love the smell of placenta in the mourning. Why are you sleeping, 
>> Bessie? For my next trick I'll turn water into FARMINGAID. Going to 
>> feed these 1000 (pigs & cattle) on 7 bushels of corn and a bucket of 
>> greens.
> 
> Not to worry, I'm sure you can eat the money.... but not to worry, the 
> price of food will go up until even you are willing to do the work since 
> your IT job may no longer allow you to buy food, but I'm sure you will 
> figure it out.
> 
I consider that doubtful.  Butter is one of the "bread & butter" 
components of supply & demand study.  Butter is an elastic commodity, 
meaning that the price doesn't creep very fast. The reason for this is 
that there is a gimendous variety of foods. If steak is costly, potatoes 
are probably affordable...

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Hasbro