ok all of you economics geniuses out there, here is a little REAL WORLD economics for you. of the positions out-sourced and occupied by illegal immigrants, a majority are considered entry level or non/semi-skilled positions. these are the jobs that give you that start in your long and illustrious career as an american wage slave, a necessary toe hold on your climb into the real world. in the states illegals tend to remain in those positions. being satisfied with a lower standard of living, they will remain in those jobs and keep others (citizens) from using those positions as stepping stones to better things. once those jobs have been out-sourced they have simply disappeared from the country and are completely unavailable for those who are starting out. with fewer avenues of access into the job market, fewer lower-class citizens can make the climb into the middle-class and fewer middle-class young adults can maintain their standard of living. with fewer people rising into the middle-class and many being forced out of it, a vast wasteland starts to develop between the haves and the have-nots.

the elimination of the middle-class seems to be a constant theme within the globalists' play book. while spouting such numbers as that 4.6% unemployment rate you seem to forget how deflated these statistics are. they don't/can't take into account those who have opted out of the system entirely. by being forced out of the employment marketplace many have created a new ghost economy outside of the established controls. even if we were to use the official statistics, that would mean 1 out of every 20 workers cannot find a job. i believe the real numbers are at least double that and that means that about 10% of our workforce must find unofficial means of employment or make use of our already strained welfare and unemployment systems.

though we are all for raising the standard of living across the globe, to do so at the expense of our own citizens is foolhardy at best. by robbing peter to pay paul we are creating pockets of third world existence within one of the most prosperous nations on earth and to do this in order to line the pockets of those who are already sickeningly wealthy is downright evil. you might be willing to see these sacrifices being made at the altar of capitalistic greed and world domination, but that is not the dream on which this nation was founded. we can't save the world by giving away what we have worked so hard to accumulate, we will only bring ourselves down with the rest of them.