I’m not sure what you mean by “Dark Enlightenment types,” but I doubt anyone disputes that there are lots of recent immigrants doing Real Work. The main “boo immigrants” argument on this point is that without these immigrants, the same Real Work would be done by domestic workers for significantly higher wages.
Anyway, please answer my question: Do you disagree with anything I have said? If you want to change the subject, fine, but please first address what I have said. Thank you.
Anyway, please answer my question: Do you disagree with anything I have said? If you want to change the subject, fine, but please first address what I have said. Thank you.
Anyway, please answer my question: Do you disagree with anything I have said? If you want to change the subject, fine, but please first address what I have said. Thank you.
No, at least not denotationally.
By the way, I find it deliciously ironic that you have used innuendo to accuse me of using innuendo.
No, I’m not. I do think it it would probably be a good thing, but my point was that there isn’t a contradiction between (1) valuing the sort of dirty work which is typically done by men; and (2) opposing the bringing in of foreign labor en masse to do this sort of work.
I’m not sure what you mean by “Dark Enlightenment types,” but I doubt anyone disputes that there are lots of recent immigrants doing Real Work. The main “boo immigrants” argument on this point is that without these immigrants, the same Real Work would be done by domestic workers for significantly higher wages.
Anyway, please answer my question: Do you disagree with anything I have said? If you want to change the subject, fine, but please first address what I have said. Thank you.
No, at least not denotationally.
By the way, I find it deliciously ironic that you have used innuendo to accuse me of using innuendo.
Well have I connoted or implied anything you disagree with? If so, what?
Are you implying that that would be a good thing? Said higher wages would still have to come from someone’s pockets.
No, I’m not. I do think it it would probably be a good thing, but my point was that there isn’t a contradiction between (1) valuing the sort of dirty work which is typically done by men; and (2) opposing the bringing in of foreign labor en masse to do this sort of work.