There are many reasons why mass immigration sucks. Your
nation loses its ethnic and cultural identity, suddenly everyone is calling
themselves by your national identity, while also at the same time seeking to
change your country to more closely reflect their own. There are the social and
cultural issues with immigration that bring increasing division. The Putnam
study on immigration from the early 2000’s proved conclusively that large
amounts of immigration lower social cohesion, increase criminality, and
fracture society. There are the economic problems associated with immigration,
companies can lobby governments to bring in skilled and unskilled workers to
compete with the local workforce, which suppresses wages, and also can lower
the quality of work being done in that sector, and the mass migration of people
splits families into more and more splintered groups, spread across nations and
even globally. The case against mass immigration is a strong case. Here is
another reason why it sucks.
(Note: before I go further, I don’t distinguish between
legal or illegal immigration, for one they have the same effects on nations,
secondly, if you immigrate illegally to Australia, you will have a bus load of dyscivilisational
lawyers who will clog up the courts for years fighting for your “right” to stay
somewhere you had no right to come in the first place. So it is a foolish
distinction).
Why would governments have to work out ways to solve
working conditions for local employees, when if there is a shortage in any particular
sector they can simply import more people to fulfil those roles.
Mark my words, this will be the largest part of the solution to the teacher
shortage Australia is currently facing,
“Ater 25 years of teaching
across several Perth and country schools, both public and private, the workload
and pressure became too much for Hayley Gale in the middle of last year.
That was when she quit
teaching
She had gone to the doctor
because she was experiencing "heart palpitations" and "breathing
issues".
"I had actually started
to get physical symptoms of stress," she said.
"I did all of these
tests and it was nothing, and then I sort of worked out when I was getting
those heart palpitations, it was related to stress."
Mrs Gale said these physical
symptoms of stress were "the trigger" for her to walk away.
"It's not a school, it
is every sector and the pay's not the issue 'cause there are other times when I
was getting paid more [and I was more burnt out] — it's the work-life balance,
it's having basically no life."
She is now working as a
donor coordinator at a fertility clinic in Perth's western suburbs.
She was told about the job
by a friend — also an ex-teacher.
"I thought, 'I can't
leave my students in the middle of the year,' but I knew I'd regret it if I
didn't [take the job] because I knew, physically, I just could not keep doing
it," she said.
Mrs Gale is not alone.
Education researcher Saul Karnovsky has warned burnout is driving teachers out
of the profession in droves, exacerbating staff shortages around the country.
The federal Department of
Education has predicted that by 2025 demand for secondary teachers in
particular will exceed the supply of new graduate teachers by about 4,100.
It has cited an aging
workforce and a dwindling number of new teachers as major factors in the
shortage.
However Dr Karnovsky and his
counterparts across the country believe the reality of the shortage will be far
worse.”[1]
There is a growing teacher shortage out there. The
article fails to mention it was exacerbated by the countless numbers of teachers in the workforce who left when
the covid mandates were in force, as per usual for our terrible media. But the
work life balance for teachers has been getting worse for teachers for years
now.
We are talking here about why immigration sucks, and the
difficulties teachers now face with the growing diversity in the classrooms adds
another weight on top of their work load already. When I was in school the
classroom was basically uniformly made up of British or Irish descended Aussies
with a similar cultural background. There may have been a few people from
diverse origins, now this diversity has increased exponentially.
But this is not all. Developmental issues are increasing.
The tolerance for nonsense gender identities has to be thrown into the mix. And
much more. The obvious solution to all of this would be for governments to slow
down on changing our society, and observe that the education system can only
cope with so much change before it seriously begins to crack.
Of course, this just adds weight to the number of reasons
why homeschooling is the best way. But still, it also points to how the vaunted
advantages of immigration are outweighed by the disadvantages. When the government has the power to just
replace workers with people who are just happy to be in the country, why on
earth would they prioritize solving these cultural issues in the workforce? Mass immigration incentivizes politicians to be lazy. For that reason alone you should oppose it.
The case against immigration is mounting.
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