so we can / do / should make as good decisions as possible, using as much data as possible. So: we look askance at people who have committed 1 murder. This is unfair! Many will never commit another. Ideally we'd let in murderers who will never commit another. ...but we don't
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...because we can't get that level of knowledge, so we fall back on "well, 20% of people who murder once murder again" (or whatever the stat is) and keep them out.
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"keeping the crime rate the same" is actually a shitty goal. we'd love to dilute the current level of crimes with a 100% crime free immigration stream, so that crime RATES fall, yes?
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but we don't do that. We admit a mix of people that commit, on average, MORE crimes than the core / traditional demographic of the US. This demographic is also in favor of more taxes, more government, more socialism, and less freedom. This is a dumb policy. The end.
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...of America.
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Loosely agreed, and understood even before I tweeted. But to head down this tangent towards our potential disagreements:
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I'm only slightly more comfortable blocking admission based on national origin than I am with deporting or imprisoning natives based on skin color. I get your argument, but it can be made in reverse as well. I (and you, I'm sure) would prefer a more granular approach.
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It isn't deportation if they're citizens. It's exile. *adjust fedora*
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That's a lot of citizenship. Lot of bodies to move. America's rail infrastructure might not be able to handle the volume.
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I agree with progs that we need to invest more in rail.
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