Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 13h

Only issues that bum can resolve are ones he makes up

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 13h

It never was an issue to begin with. There could be 1 billion nonwhites in America and it wouldn’t be an issue. It just does not matter

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Anonymous #5 13h

Not how mortgages are underwritten babe. They lend based on income not visa status, which kinda undercuts your cheap labor thing

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Anonymous #4 12h

We can’t feed 1.2 billion people. It would very much be an issue.

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Anonymous OP 11h

They don’t check the source of income. Or if the recipient is actually … receiving the income. It may or may not be an area of focus for an ongoing investigation.

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 11h

Scale effect

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Anonymous OP 11h

Or for a while there they weren’t even checking if the person had a real identity in their country of origin. It could all just be written in with the phones given to them + the CBP one app. Some Cyote’s would drive around a $300,000 Mercedes with ten identities and just have the people they were trafficking fill out more identity forms as they moved. That part may or may not have been one of my contributions to the joint investigation.

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Anonymous #5 11h

So you’re saying bazillions of immigrants are coming here to work for 10 an hour, are putting down 200k out of nowhere on a mortgage, banks just be like 🥴, and this is somehow not causing a housing crash worse than 2007 bc a whole population suddenly can’t pay their mortgage bc of ICE

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Anonymous OP 11h

I’m saying exactly what I said and nothing more.

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Anonymous #5 11h

Well what you’re describing is a new version of the subprime mortgage crisis but with illegals. Imagine what would happen if you’re right and these ppl all get deported

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Anonymous OP 11h

It’s a great question. I’m of the impression this entire economy is smoke and mirrors now. Something about cryptocurrency was probably their intended way to solve it, but it failed to deliver on the main things it claimed it could do. Fast payments. Secure/secret transfers. The unshakable systems appear to have been hacked several times.

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Anonymous OP 11h

One solution I know they were tossing around with India, was selling their debt back to Indian companies when they get back home. I’m not sure how deep the global surveillance state penetrates that nation. But if they have anything like the United States, it might work.

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Anonymous #5 11h

See now we are in agreement. This whole economy is air and hype. Crypto imo is a fed op

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Anonymous OP 10h

Genuinely seems like it. Family friends are Feds (various agencies) and I don’t think they are all in on it just… it has all the markers of people “in the know” trying to create vessels to transfer wealth before everyone else. We sort of lucked out they fucked up so bad. It’s so inefficient, goes against so many of the headlines about “going green” not enough people bought into it before they could do a properly scaled rug pull.

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Anonymous #3 10h

Uh huh and we also have abnormally high homelessness for our GDP…

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 8h

Why did Trump stop the bipartisan immigration bill?

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