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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fishalt" data-source="post: 129730" data-attributes="member: 228">Immigration is beneficial to large businesses as it increases competition in the employment sector which drives down wages and has a flow-on effect for growth. That's a pretty amateurish overview but more or less the gist of it. Nothing gives big business (especially retail food chains) a hard-on like a conga line of willing wagecucks. Another part of it is just general market expansion. It'all good for big business, but not for small business, as this generally coincides with degradation of labour value and increased regulation, the price of which big enterprises can generally float but small business often can't."Took our Jobs" is actually a real thing, despite the left memeing it. High immigration is an issue for transitory labour sectors especially in the same way that negative gearing is bad for the housing market; the "leg-up" bootstrap type jobs need to be accessible to the under and lower classes (and the young) otherwise these categories tend to become inescapable and inter-generational in the same way that you need a bunch of shitbox properties around to help these same groups of people get their foot in the door of homeownership.Ideally, you want far more small and middle business and far less big business, and strong business confidence relative to those sectors, though certainly some biggies are necessary because these have the capital power to drive bleeding-edge innovation. Go look at images of the shelves in a general a store in say 1910. What you'll notice is that there are fare more brands of products, and types of them for sale than there are currently. Some of this is due to redundancy (and regulation, as previously discussed), but the majority is because of market dominance/monopolization. Put it this way; the more people there are with low-capital, the more they have to compete for with one another for everything, and the better that is for the ownership class in virtually every sector. Immigration drives monopolization and commercial homogenization. This wasn't always the case. But we live in the now.Because your average modern leftist is completely retarded and economically/ financially illiterate, they can't comprehend that yes, on balance immigration is, unless they happen to be in the top 5% of earners, almost certainly going to make their lives worse. It's going to drive up prices across the board, especially rent and housing prices, and will result in lower wages and fewer working hours. Ironically, they are championing the very thing that nurtures the exact class of people, and entities, they claim to despise. They're living in 2012, not 2025.</blockquote>

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