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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
The evidence is his wiki page from which that excerpt I quoted was taken, which also shows that his theories, far from being "solid and factual" as you claim, have attracted some criticism for his methodology.
This criticism has been effectively debunked, when pressed on the issue these professors would not even share what their criteria for calling some of Tinos sources unscientific, instead they cross checked a peer reviewed database and called anything missing there unvalid. These people are activists abusing their title to discredit Tino Sanandaji, but since they are leftists lying and deceiving is likely second nature for them.
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I can understand that, as a fellow second generation immigrant you might feel an affinity with his anti-immigration views (conflicted much?), but it's strange that you and he both favour policies which had they been imposed on your parents would have meant you being denied the relatively attractive lifestyle that you have and which others would now like to experience.
I am not conflicted at all, there was a breaking point sometime in the 80's when immigration to Sweden went from an economic net positive to a net negative. Most of our immigration used to be labor immigration and since the age demographics of this immigration were favorable the effect on the total economy was positive as a result.
Our immigration over the last 30 years has been mostly asylum immigration and their families who come later, despite the favorable age demographics Tino shows that this immigration has been a net loss and will continue to be a net loss for the overall economy. Among the reason for this are the high unemployment numbers and low wages of these immigrants. These calculations and references to the research behind it are not in question. Even the leftist KTH professors who wrote that hitpiece on him could not find anything concrete to remark on.
btw, my parents are western european immigrants, i don't think my standard of living would have been much different had they not immigrated.
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Re. Pensioners. Have you not heard of the baby boomer generation? Maybe you regard it as FAKE NEWS because the increased burden on the state of pensions is a main driver behind immigration, and is a problem for the far right like you who believe in racial purity.
What does your man say about it?
These arguments are addressed in the book, i'll get back to this part later, but to make it short he argues that immigration with a net cost just further burdens the system instead of alleviating an aging demographic. Manpower has never been a problem for taking care of the elderly, it is largely an economic issue.