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0 sats \ 11 replies \ @Bell_curve 25 Nov \ parent \ on: The U.S. Industries That Rely Most on Illegal Immigration📈 charts_and_numbers
This comment is fiscally irresponsible and willfully ignorant
Taxpayers should ask how their money is being spent and on whom
I can see your perspective on my comment. I am a dreamer so I am here to dream. I am not interested in words like fiscally. I can see a future where instead of taxes and insurance we have self sustaining communities that cooperate to help each other instead of competing and draining each other. A world where we decide how to govern ourselves, instead of bowing down to mysterious overlords. I think Bitcoin can help us get there. Am I foolish and ignorant? Most definitely. Am I wrong? I don't know what that means. But it's not my role to play the game that was set out for me. I don't like that game. I am here to shake it up. So I will continue to Invision a new kind of future. Only time will tell where we are headed.
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Utopian dreams cannot be the basis of immigration policy
sorry not sorry
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So you have faith in your government to do what they say they will, with "policy"? I have faith in myself and people. Just different points of view. I respect your perspective. I will keep manifesting something better. Because this way sucks in my opinion.
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I don't have faith in government. I never said that.
You are naive for having faith in people.
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So what do you have faith in? And why do you speak on policy? Who enforces policy? I already told you I am fool. Sometimes it takes a naive fool to help things shift.
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you are getting off topic to avoid discussing the hard questions associated with immigration
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I have only love to give. I'm not here to be understood. I am working on coming to terms with that. I respect your perspective. And you are right. I am not qualified to speak on any of this. We all play different rolls.
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you don't have to be so self-critical
I appreciate your humility
giving love is a wonderful thing for an individual but giving love cannot be the basis of public policy such as Medicaid eligibility and immigration