Re: Materialist politics
Posted by monkeyLostInHead on 2025-December-1 13:27:55, MondayIn reply to Materialist politics posted by diogenes on 2025-December-1 07:54:30, Monday
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To cater to their interests simply to prevent them leaving will mean losing millions of talented youngsters who could form the basis of a skilled labour economy, so what? According to you, everyone is a fungible interchangeable unit, so why does it matter whether these young educated people leave, when you have millions of other people who are just as good and just as useful arriving on your shores every year? The reason for this is that for people to flourish they need housing that doesn't take up half their incomes in rents or mortgage payments Hmm, I wonder why housing is so expensive? (hint, its nothing to do with investment) Young men who know that, later in their twenties, they will want to start a family, are leaving because they know that if they stay in this country (I'm talking about Britain) then they will not be in a position to do this. Yes, because they get taxed too much. If you are a genuine conservative, if you believe in families, then you ought to believe in the economic conditions that will enable people to have those families. Low taxes enable people to have those families. |
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