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    Steve Sailer‏ @Steve_Sailer Mar 5

    Steve Sailer Retweeted craig walrath

    Because before the closing of the American frontier in 1890, Americans on the whole benefited from immigration, but afterwards the cost/benefit ratio started tipping in the other direction? Similarly, we don't have homesteading or the Gold Standard anymore. Times change.https://twitter.com/craigwalrath571/status/970808680705921025 …

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    craig walrath @craigwalrath571
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    You're missing the point. Why was heavy immigration ok when your ancestors benefited and not ok now?? We're a much richer country now and if anything can accommodate more immigration than we did then.
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      1. Joseph Bevilacqua‏ @joebev49 Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        It's weird to hear Left people extolling heavy immigration with: "immigration is traditional and therefore not to be questioned". We all know they shit on traditional wisdom.

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      1. Jeff Jacobs‏ @Jwjacobs817Jeff Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        since Craig Walrath is much richer than he used to be, surely he has room for 20 Somalis at his home permanently. Unless he's racist

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      2. Astolf von Alabama‏ @AstolfvonAlabam Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        With the closure of the continental frontier, America started looking harder for overseas possessions (typical in the era) hence Spanish-American War. There were contemporary claims that the Civil War was divine punishment for the Mexican-American War.

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      3. Astolf von Alabama‏ @AstolfvonAlabam Mar 5
        Replying to @AstolfvonAlabam @Steve_Sailer

        If someone argued that certain curious emergencies in the 20-21st century were Divine Punishment for the Spanish-American war, it might be much harder than typical Americans might expect to argue against that point.

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      2. craig walrath‏ @craigwalrath571 Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        We don't have the gold standard anymore??????? Of all the irrelevant things to bring up

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      3. K. H-Vohs‏ @KVohs333 Mar 5
        Replying to @craigwalrath571 @Steve_Sailer

        Drop the dolt act, there are thousands of other examples of things we did/policies we had in the past that we no longer do/have today bc, wait for it, it’s a different time. Funny how you don’t cite the Immi Act of 1924 or Chinese Exclusion as the historical precedents to uphold

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      1. Nightmare Vision‏ @GodCloseMyEyes Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        Additionally, we aren't beholden to history in this way. My ancestors choices do not constrain my thoughts regarding the well being of nations. If I decide mass immigration is bad on its own terms, it really doesn't matter whether or not I am a product of it.

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      1. Jeanne Griffin‏ @JeanneGriffin3 Mar 6
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        The country needed to be built back then.

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      1. Yegg‏ @DrDeplorable23 Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        Oh. I see you beat me too the Turner thesis as a reply. That is what I get for reading up my timeline.

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      1. Scaevola‏ @CynicalDiogene Mar 5
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        There is quite a bit about the Great/Second Wave of immigration that gets left out of the Narrative. For one thing, may Southern European immigrants went back--something like 50,000 Greeks during the Balkan Wars alone.

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      1. Napoleon‏ @NapoleonSMill Mar 5
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        Has anyone determined that immigration was good for the average worker in the 1890s?

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      1. Michael Smith‏ @IBMichaelSmith Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        How did illegal immigration play out for the American Indian. How did illegal immigration play out for the Palestinians ? How did illegal immigration from Spain play out for South America? Legal, illegal, immigration that changes demographics changes the invaded state.

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      1. Jerome Paternity Court‏ @propane_mann Mar 5
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        @craigwalrath571 some people benefited owning slaves. Should others one benefit from slavery?

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      1. DGo‏ @Go321D Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        Interestingly enough, this is a part of the reason as to why I support a U.S.-Canada union even today--specifically, more living space for the American people.

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      1. DGo‏ @Go321D Mar 5
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        So, we should have captured Canada, Australia, and New Zealand in 1890. Who would have thought?

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      1. Jones‏ @Dante1Lord Mar 5
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        u cant educate the willfully ignorant, but hopefully some of the masses will clue in

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