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05-28-2017 , 07:17 AM
Well, are you? Please could you say it if so?
05-30-2017 , 12:32 PM
Sort of posted this in the wrong thread, so just copying.

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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
Let me refresh your selective memory. You cited a book that obviously no one here is going to buy and read on the strength of your recommendation, and as usual failed to cite any of its contents, saying only



and of course never did.
So what do you actually believe? You never even made clear what kind of immigration you think has a positive economic impact on the host country, or do you believe all groups of immigrants have a positive effect like only the most extreme and brainwashed leftists believe?

The bulk of academic studies is on my side and I also know the counterarguments from the left. Do you know them? I am just trying to figure out how clueless you are.

References are given in Tino Sanandajis book, but I won't look for online links to them unless I have to, instead here is a chart from a Danish government sponsored study on the net costs of immigrants.

Fig 1.3: Cost by age, dark blue native Danish, light blue western immigrants, red non western immigrants. At no age group are non western immigrants a net positive to the Danish economy.

Fig 1.4: Light blue adjusts for age demographics, dark blue does not, the last two categories show the net cost for non-western and second generation non immigrants per year in thousands of danish crowns.

05-30-2017 , 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by AppleCrumble
Well, are you? Please could you say it if so?
Well, Muslims have an oversensitivity factor of 3.50 but I'm still working out the other calculations.
05-30-2017 , 01:45 PM
From the other thread:

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Originally Posted by Marn
can we take it to the other thread?

Before I expand on that issue I need to know where jalfrezi stands, does he accept that it is largely an economic issue?

He wants me to summarize all my arguments in a waterproof manner while giving none of his own.

Then again what else should I expect from a clueless leftist who is told what he should believe by the leftist advocacy groups he follows.
You've made some claims and have singularly failed to back any of them up as forum rules say you should.

Post the sources of your graphics.


We are still waiting for you to meet your promise to

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Originally Posted by Marn
These arguments are addressed in the book, i'll get back to this part later
05-30-2017 , 01:53 PM
No, this time we start with you backing up you sweeping claims that without immigration we would have starving pensioners.

The source is the same as was linked to multiple times in this very thread when discussing crime and immigration, this was a graphic I saved back then. Do you really honestly doubt the source?
05-30-2017 , 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
Oh, you must mean



Good to see he's so well acquainted with hypocrisy and the noble art of pulling up the drawbridge before others can enjoy the same benefits he has.

Cant you find any sources to cite who aren't terrible human beings?
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Originally Posted by pokerodox
I haven't read this book or author, but him being an Iranian immigrant to Sweden doesn't seem like any reason to disagree with his conclusions. I would love it if the two of you could have this conversation.
Jalfrezi, you called this author a hypocrite. As I said, I don't see any reason to question his conclusions based on his being an Iranian immigrant to Sweden.
05-30-2017 , 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Marn
No, this time we start with you backing up you sweeping claims that without immigration we would have starving pensioners.

The source is the same as was linked to multiple times in this very thread when discussing crime and immigration, this was a graphic I saved back then. Do you really honestly doubt the source?
If you posted it before you'll have no trouble finding it again.

Forum rules state that if you don't cite your source when asked to, you cannot make those claims again.
05-30-2017 , 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by pokerodox
Jalfrezi, you called this author a hypocrite. As I said, I don't see any reason to question his conclusions based on his being an Iranian immigrant to Sweden.
Are you really following this properly?

I didn't say the author's conclusions were valid or invalid (because I have no idea what they are). The reason for that is that Marn, as always, conspicuously failed to provide us with any excerpts from the book whatsoever, as if he believes that simply citing a book's title and promising to provide proper citations at a later date is sufficient.

I did call the author a hypocrite which seems fair to me, and based on that I called him a terrible human being, which also seems fair.
05-30-2017 , 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
If you posted it before you'll have no trouble finding it again.

Forum rules state that if you don't cite your source when asked to, you cannot make those claims again.
This database.

http://statistikbanken.dk/statbank5a/default.asp?w=2560

Now why don't you tell us how immigrants will save our pensioners? Is this mostly an economic or workforce issue in you mind?
05-30-2017 , 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
Are you really following this properly?

I didn't say the author's conclusions were valid or invalid (because I have no idea what they are). The reason for that is that Marn, as always, conspicuously failed to provide us with any excerpts from the book whatsoever, as if he believes that simply citing a book's title and promising to provide proper citations at a later date is sufficient.

I did call the author a hypocrite which seems fair to me, and based on that I called him a terrible human being, which also seems fair.
Wait a minute. You think because he's an Iranian immigrant to Sweden, he's a hypocrite for writing that immigration, on average, has an economically negative impact on Sweden? What if it's true?

It seems bad to me to disqualify immigrants from writing about immigration.
05-30-2017 , 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Marn
Instead of linking me to the page containing the graphic that you keep citing, you've chosen to link me to a government page of links to statistics from their database.

I can't see anything here that resembles a link to your dubious graphic of still unknown parentage:




For the last time before it goes to moderation, please post a link to the page containing the graphic that you used to support your views of immigrants.

If you fail to do this the strong suspicion will be that it's not from a government database site at all but from a source that you don't want to reveal, such as a neo-Nazi site.
05-30-2017 , 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by pokerodox
Wait a minute. You think because he's an Iranian immigrant to Sweden, he's a hypocrite for writing that immigration, on average, has an economically negative impact on Sweden? What if it's true?

It seems bad to me to disqualify immigrants from writing about immigration.
It seems bad to me to build straw men, but it's your right to do so and mine to ignore it.
05-30-2017 , 03:16 PM
I'm confused Jalfrezi. You said the author is a hypocrite and a bad person, because of what he wrote about immigration. How am I making a straw man argument?
05-30-2017 , 03:30 PM
From the Danish ministry of finance

https://www.fm.dk/oekonomi-og-tal/oe..****ige-finanser

pdf on the right side page 10

There is a lot more charts and graphs in that economic study on immigration worth posting here. I will do that just to drive home my point even further.

Last edited by Marn; 05-30-2017 at 03:37 PM.
05-30-2017 , 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Marn
file:///C:/Users/Paul/Downloads/indvandreres%20nettobidrag%20til%20de%20offentlige %20finanser.pdf

page 10
You're really foundering around now, and all this obvious obfuscation is too late anyway.
05-30-2017 , 03:32 PM
If you need a place to host a PDF file to make it accessible here, I can PM you an email address and you can send it to me, and I will put it up...
05-30-2017 , 03:37 PM
Marn - You need to clearly* post the source for that graph or move on.

It's a problem for the forum that it's not in english but as you've made the effort to explain what it means it's not going to be disqualified on that basis.

*it's a bit unfair on you but the source of the graph needs to be clear to english speakers.
05-30-2017 , 03:53 PM
chezlaw, the source is here, I just made a mistake directly linking the pdf before the edit

Quote:
Originally Posted by Marn
From the Danish ministry of finance

https://www.fm.dk/oekonomi-og-tal/oe..****ige-finanser

pdf on the right side page 10

There is a lot more charts and graphs in that economic study on immigration worth posting here. I will do that just to drive home my point even further.
05-30-2017 , 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by well named
If you need a place to host a PDF file to make it accessible here, I can PM you an email address and you can send it to me, and I will put it up...
Well I linked to the pdf, do you know if pdf files can be translated in some simple manner?


I can translate the pdf text but not the charts by uploading the file here.
https://translate.google.com/?tr=f&hl=en

Last edited by Marn; 05-30-2017 at 04:07 PM.
05-30-2017 , 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Marn
Well I linked to the pdf, do you know if pdf files can be translated in some simple manner?
Yeah I saw. I just thought maybe you only had a local copy. But you've got it now.

Here is a google translate of it, but it mangles the formatting pretty badly. I suppose with some effort one can read the text and match it up to the images in the real document. I don't know of anything better.
05-30-2017 , 04:14 PM
Google translate of preface

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Denmark has for many years been characterized by a massive debate about the cultural and economic Consequences of immigration. The opinions are many and there must be room for that. But it is important that the debate is conducted on a factual and factual basis.

In this economy- Skew analysis highlights the Ministry of Finance, how much immigrants and their descendants Affect public finances. The immediate and most eye-catching conclusion of the analysis is disappointing: in 2014 the cost- The immigrants and their descendants public finances 28 billion. Kr. There are too many money. Therefore, both the current government and the former V government have implemented one Consistent immigration policy, with 50 concrete tensions. It has worked. There comes Significantly fewer asylum seekers and family reunions to Denmark than in 2014. And at the same time A larger proportion of immigrants who are in Denmark have come to work.

The analysis also provides room for optimism. It is clear that, as soon as The boys - wherever they come from - become part of the Danish labor market, so make up They are a gain for public finances. Immigrants with low incomes also make up their minds Seen a profit for public finances. Every time an immigrant is in employment, contributes This for maintaining and securing the Danish welfare society. The biggest positive contributors to public finances are immigrants from the western countries, Who comes here to work. The same applies to immigrants from the eastern countries of the EU. But also immigrants from non-western countries such as China and India contribute positively. The immigrants who make the most of public finances are asylum seekers from countries such as Syria and Somalia. They often stand outside the labor market and therefore have difficulty finding out Be properly integrated in Denmark.

The situation is likely to lead to parallel societies, Compassion and crime. We know of bad experience from earlier immigration. Therefore, it is crucial that we get more immigrants in employment in the future. They are going to work, so They become an active part of the community and thus contribute to our all-inclusive prosperity. With a number of initiatives, the government has already increased employment among immigrants, Which has come to Denmark in recent years. We are going on that road Denmark should be a place for those who can and will. The immigrants who can and will both Contribute positively to the Danish society - integrate economically as well as culturally - they are Also a win. That's how simple it is. Happy reading.
05-30-2017 , 04:24 PM
chezlaw, my source is obviously legit, I am sure that people who don't trust my translation of the few words in those charts can type them into Google translate to check them themselves.
05-30-2017 , 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
You're really foundering around now, and all this obvious obfuscation is too late anyway.
You are just stalking him now.

It's too late? WTF
05-30-2017 , 04:55 PM
I'm satisfied with that as a source for the graph.
05-30-2017 , 05:09 PM
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Denmark has for many years been characterized by a massive debate about the cultural and economic Consequences of immigration. The opinions are many and there must be room for that. But it is important that the debate is conducted on a factual and factual basis.

In this economy- Skew analysis highlights the Ministry of Finance, how much immigrants and their descendants Affect public finances. The immediate and most eye-catching conclusion of the analysis is disappointing: in 2014 the cost- The immigrants and their descendants public finances 28 billion. Kr. There are too many money. Therefore, both the current government and the former V government have implemented one Consistent immigration policy, with 50 concrete tensions. It has worked. There comes Significantly fewer asylum seekers and family reunions to Denmark than in 2014. And at the same time A larger proportion of immigrants who are in Denmark have come to work.

The analysis also provides room for optimism
. It is clear that, as soon as The boys - wherever they come from - become part of the Danish labor market, so make up They are a gain for public finances. Immigrants with low incomes also make up their minds Seen a profit for public finances. Every time an immigrant is in employment, contributes This for maintaining and securing the Danish welfare society. The biggest positive contributors to public finances are immigrants from the western countries, Who comes here to work. The same applies to immigrants from the eastern countries of the EU. But also immigrants from non-western countries such as China and India contribute positively. The immigrants who make the most of public finances are asylum seekers from countries such as Syria and Somalia. They often stand outside the labor market and therefore have difficulty finding out Be properly integrated in Denmark.

The situation is likely to lead to parallel societies, Compassion and crime. We know of bad experience from earlier immigration. Therefore, it is crucial that we get more immigrants in employment in the future. They are going to work, so They become an active part of the community and thus contribute to our all-inclusive prosperity. With a number of initiatives, the government has already increased employment among immigrants, Which has come to Denmark in recent years. We are going on that road Denmark should be a place for those who can and will. The immigrants who can and will both Contribute positively to the Danish society - integrate economically as well as culturally - they are Also a win. That's how simple it is. Happy reading.
At last, an actual citation, but there is a problem with your selective use of it.

You posted the 2014 charts to support your view that Muslim immigration is bad for Scandinavia and should be stopped, without any mention of the bolded text which says that thanks to changes the government made the problems are in the past.

Do you dispute this claim?

Do you agree that "it is crucial that we get more immigrants in employment in the future" or do you resent immigrants for taking jobs?

      
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