Why *did* so many western nations seem to decide on a policy of infinity migration so suddenly, with seemingly no fanfare or public debate or even mention about it prior to backlash?
for example the change in Canada here from 2015-2019 looks genuinely crazy. Huge change to a previously conservative system, more than doubled. Possibly it made local news but not in the US.
But then the post 2020 change blows *that* out of the water
But then the post 2020 change blows *that* out of the water
2022/2023 more than doubled the 2015-2019 averages in a lot of countries. And some of those 2015-2019 averages were already high, as we see with Canada, which makes these bars look less weird than they really are.
from
which has many more graphs gov.uk/government/pub…
from
which has many more graphs gov.uk/government/pub…
this would only make sense if the immigrants were for-sure net positive on countries, and that's very debatable
see for example the Denmark graph from The Economist which has the most baffling title I've ever seen
see for example the Denmark graph from The Economist which has the most baffling title I've ever seen
https://x.com/DefinitelyASpud/status/1959779968248123399
I do wonder if a system that relies heavily on inertia simply had a door pushed open, somewhere, somehow. I think its plausible. Though many people will reject this as not presuming enough malice. But in many ways that's more frightening.
https://x.com/GoodGuyGuaranty/status/1959780336801317168
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