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Alex Martinez5 said:Are you seriously recycling the same story from three months ago? Seriously—if you’re that convinced, go ahead and reach out to Marinko Cuic directly; let him explain it to you. I’ve already walked you through this at least twice now. Honestly, who is this even for? It feels like a lot.
I can't even deal with your explanations—quote. Honestly, I usually end up tearing up from laughing so hard before I even get through them. 😁
I'm still trying to wrap my head around when exactly Mexico hit that 0% growth mark—and honestly, I’m even more confused about what their average growth rate has actually looked like over the last five or six years.
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Alex Martinez5 said:What’s the deal with the free flow of people, goods, and capital? In this version of liberal capitalism, it seems like money only flows one way, goods move back and forth, but people? They don't seem to go anywhere. So—what's with all the walls? 🤣
Look, Americans don't want to see those struggling Mexicans deal with brain drain—it's just not the goal. The real aim is to make sure all that talent and intelligence stays right there in Mexico. 🤣
Jokes aside—it’s already been laid out for you that while the flow of people is free, it's all strictly subject to the terms and conditions.
Let's say I actually agree with you—that the flow of people and goods should be completely unrestricted. I just don't see how that meshes with your whole national-socialist vibe. 🤣
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Alex Martinez5 said:How does Mexico—with such incredible growth over the last 200 years and that massive Panama Pueblo plan—still be churning out so much poverty that everyone is desperate to get into the USA at any cost?
Some tough questions for our friend Majki.
That’s an easy one. The USA is the land of opportunity—no question about it. Honestly, some descendants of drugged-up Native Americans aren't going to make it to the States, even after 500 years of liberal capitalism. 👋