No, they're competing for jobs and the free market is making their choice. Rather than competing for jobs, they're whining to the government to stop them.
Why are the JERBS people having such a hard time competing in a free market? Do they expect everything to be handed to them by default?
Your jobs are outsourced overseas. You are being sold out by the elites
Henry Ward
Fucking shit libertarians >immigration is great >fuck welfare
Zachary Rogers
because they're lazy and unwilling to do the job at the same efficiency as those willing to.
Jonathan Rodriguez
This.
If the foreigners weren't doing the job here at lower pay the jobs would be outsourced anyways.
There's a bunch of American companies, auto manufacturers included, already in Mexico giving Americans jobs to Mexicans outside of the USA.
Jose Bennett
Exactly! We should embrace the decrease in payment and overall quality of life! Don't you, fascist shitlords see that this is a good thing?
Alexander Sanchez
IT'S ALMOST LIKE COMPETITION IS WAY HARDER WHEN THE LABOR POOL IS HYPER SATURATED FROM UNRESTRICTED IMMIGRATION
IT'S ALMOST LIKE A LACK OF BARGAINING POWER STEMMING FROM LABOR SUPPLY GLUT RESULTS IN LOWERED BARGAINING POWER, AND BY EXTENSION AN INCREASE IN UNDEREMPLOYMENT, DECREASED WAGES, AND LOWER WORKPLACE ACCOMMODATION
IT'S ALMOST LIKE THE PEOPLE OF A NATION ARE ALLOWED TO SAY THAT THEIR NATION SHOULD ACTUALLY WORK IN THE INTERESTS OF THEIR CONSTITUENTS, RATHER THAN THE ENTIRE WORLD, AND MOST SPECIFICALLY MULTINATIONAL MEGACORPS.
Christopher Cox
>caring about an abstract idea like the free market more than your own people Spotted the autiste
Chase Myers
Because it's not a free market, it's a slave market. They're giving those jobs to poor uneducated foreigners who can't speak English because they can get away with paying them peanuts and don't have to provide anything to them. It's not the sign of a healthy economy when people prefer to hire illegals over it's own citizens. What's worse is most first-generation immigrants these days send back a lot of their money overseas to their families, so the country and the community they live in never benefits from the labor
What did Ben Franklin say? "To be thrown upon one's own resources, is to be cast into the very lap of fortune; for our faculties then undergo a development and display an energy of which they were previously unsusceptible"
Wyatt Reyes
You do realize migrants are cheaper thanks to tax cuts? When will this meme of equal competition end? There is a fucking reason why undeported illegals spend thirty years in US and don't try to change their status to legal.
Aiden Wright
Yeah, tell that to unions who have their jobs shipped overseas, it's the free market
Landon Scott
Look at these "lazy" workers contributing to your economy.
Carson Rogers
For how much Liberals like to condemn Trump for hiring undocumented workers, they're not really helping their cause for $15/hour when they admit illegals were making $5
Gabriel Gutierrez
Well the issue here is that the people want the government to intervene in immigration, assuming that the problem are the immigrants. When in fact the problem is companies choosing to hire immigrants at lower pay or outsourcing the jobs to other countries since they can pay less over there.
No people question, "why doesn't the government intervene to bring the jobs back to the American people?" Well there lies the problem, does the government really have the say as to what a private company should do?
Regardless, another point Americans seem to forget is that cheap prices, and a decent standard of living that we enjoy, stems from the cheap cost of manufacturing goods. If the cost of making these goods rises, then prices will rise as well. No this can lead to many problems.
Jackson Lopez
It's not a free market when the competitors have to play by different sets of rules that blatantly favor one side over the other.
Thomas Murphy
>Come to US illegally, take job for illegally low wages so no citizen can actually compete with you >Live together with 20 other illegals doing the same thing >All the money you make (that you don't spend on food and drugs, in cash to avoid paying taxes) gets wired back to mexico or south america >Contributing to the economy
Henry Jackson
Not all immigrants are illegals, we're talking about illegals. No way would illegals be working as professors, nurses, or software developers.
Carson Russell
>they're not really helping their cause for $15/hour when they admit illegals were making $5 There's a reason they don't bring it up
Oliver Moore
Bringing in refugees from the middle east and allowing illegals is good because.....?
Mason Williams
>I'm not going to say anything to the contrary but I'm going to pretend I did Shitskins do take our jobs. Saying "jerbs" doesn't fucking mean anything. It wouldn't matter if it were 'fair competition' because this is not their country.
Your mind has been warped by the Jews, shill.
Daniel Martin
>Well there lies the problem, does the government really have the say as to what a private company should do?
They can tax US companies that aren't in the US.
Luke Edwards
>higher wages >import folks who work for pennies
Ryder Bennett
>does the government really have a say on things that happen in their borders? Really makes you ponder
Jordan Butler
I think this capslock enriched post hit the nail on the head
Jack Sanders
Annnddd that's why lolbertarianism is as degenerate as liberalism.
Gabriel Rogers
In Sweden the goverment or rather "Arbetsförmedlingen" job center pays immigrants 90% of the salary. While people born in Sweden gets 30%. What do you think companies choose?
Matthew Fisher
>When in fact the problem is companies choosing to hire immigrants at lower pay
This is already illegal. We're working on it.
>or outsourcing the jobs to other countries since they can pay less over there.
Not illegal, but fightable with tariffs, and again, we're working on it
>Regardless, another point Americans seem to forget is that cheap prices, and a decent standard of living that we enjoy, stems from the cheap cost of manufacturing goods.
Consistent employment is preferable to absolute minimal retail pricing
But also, unrestricted immigration poses more problems than labor market saturation. They contribute to crime, traffic, and poverty, and soak up public resources while paying little back in.
Angel Watson
A free market would have let the banks and auto companies fail as they should have. Free market for slave labor, welfare and bailouts for the mega corps.
Xavier Mitchell
> higher wages > import people willing to do the work for next to nothing this is the logic you're going with?
Levi Scott
>Why are the JERBS people having such a hard time competing in a free market?
I don't know why either. I hire illegals for about $4-$5 an hour, and they work hella hard for practically pennies (but you've got to watch them, or they slack). The only negative thing about it, I suppose. Is that the entire labor pool is lowered. But that's the best part about illegals, you can treat them like shit, and they can't do shit about it. Probably the only negative thing from my standpoint, is that they need to constantly be watched, and I have to pay someone they don't know to do it.
My housemaid is also one of my workers wife. I pay her $25 to clean my house once a week. Plus I get to use racial slurs to her, because she doesn't know a word of English.
Connor Green
>Why are the JERBS people having such a hard time competing in a free market?
Why are union workers having such a hard time? Not skilled enough to compete against third world citizens?
Globalization has never been about free markets, it has always been heavily dependent on dictatorship, centralized government control of economies, and massive cheating.
Eli Gutierrez
>le trashman
How ironic.
Ayden Gonzalez
The only reason a country exists is for the benefit of its own citizens. When forces within the country are working against its citizens, the country has a moral obligation to excise those forces.
And those who cry about the free market only deserve to be mocked and ridiculed. These are the same people who complain all day about the welfare state and yet never bother to speak out against corporate welfare.
Brandon Sullivan
Business benefits from immigration. Thus opening borders would be in the interest of the nation.
Carter Evans
A business is not a citizen.
Logan Kelly
The Citizens United ruling says otherwise.
Connor Rivera
They're not taking my jobs, they're taking billions of dollars in welfare while allowing corporations to subvert the minimum wage.
If there was NO welfare state, or the welfare state ONLY applied to adult naturalized citizens, I would have no problem with immigrant workers. My problem is, remains and has always been that the immigrants aren't "doing work nobody else wants to do," they're sitting in barrios eating up welfare, period.
Jason Fisher
Majority of immigrants have jobs. They wouldn't be coming here if that weren't the case.
Kayden Cox
Having jobs doesn't mean you aren't on welfare
Joshua Perez
>No, they're competing for jobs >12,000,000 out of work >competing for non-existent jobs thanks H1B friend
Christopher Jenkins
Why does the idea of welfare offend you? As long as my business isn't paying for it I don't give a shit.
Levi Lee
Let me guess you also think that if min wage was removed effective wages would go up?
Zachary Edwards
Its not the "free market" Its the government not enforcing a law in order to...
Drive down labor wages for corporations
Court a new voting demographic
"Jerbs" people don't have a tough time competing... its not a competition if its rigged.
Noah Flores
Why don't more people get this? Mexicos number one source of income is remittances from US
Andrew Long
They don't understand how Fiat Currency works or how it gives the Central Bank the reigns to decide where new money will be made easy to get.
This is why the right wing is still in the Long Retreat in the culture war.
Expose all Central Banks and the Money Printing scam and take the power away from the major banking families.
Then the Progressives will begin to be on the defensive as their funding and positive media coverage dries up overnight.
Juan Anderson
You think you're not paying towards welfare?
Andrew Myers
Trump has brought it up a few times if I remember
Jacob Campbell
I guess the main rhetoric from the right is that these illegals who are supposedly taking all our jobs are also lazy, dumb, lowlifes. You can't have it both ways. Either admit that Mexicans are competent individuals with a great work ethic, which would explain why they are taking jobs from honest, hard working Americans, or that they are all criminals
Juan Ramirez
Flooding third world workers is basically flooding in third world standards. Lowers the price of labor, the quality of labor, and consequently the average value of the economy over time.
The natural prices of goods and services depend on the labor output employed. If your labor is inferior and savage, you will implode your economy. The jew knows this, and it wishes to destroy the west to make their Israel the only bastion of economic power.
Cameron Jenkins
>they terk our jerbs!
They also raising housing market prices, insurance costs, food costs, healthcare costs, availability of used vehicles, etc.
Benjamin Sanders
>the world is black and white great argument
David Allen
The issue isn't competing with them for jobs, it's that they should have been let in in the first place while there's significant unemployment.
Camden Mitchell
I don't think all 11-30 million illegals are working. Plus, the claim is not all illegals are Mexicans.
If they were competent, why can't they rebuild their own country? Even the smart ones in Mexico can't do shit.
It's 2016, you still can't drink their tap water.
Parker Russell
And they only take bottom tier jobs, they have little to benefit the country
Carter Jenkins
And crime
John Evans
Underrated post.
Benjamin Price
>accept lower wages >don't put money into the economy, wire it back home >the ones we're talking about are here FUCKING ILLEGALLY regardless of whether or not they're contributing >get them the FUCK out
Charles White
I guess what I was referring to is that ,if the rhetoric is true, they do competent enough work to " take " all these jobs from other Americans. The way people seem to frame the situation, which I'm alluding to, is that illegals are taking all kinds of jobs from the American people (high and low wage) when they are usually just taking low wage jobs that many Americans don't want anyway. Im mainly upset at people's inconsistent viewpoints on the matter. A demographic can't be lazy and take high demand jobs at the same time. You would have to give them some credit if that were the case.