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Immigration Skepticism Mainstreaming
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| This is from the Wall Street Journal. | |
| Immigration skepticism goes mainstream in Europe. | |
| Mainstream. | |
| It's not mainstream in the United States. | |
| We are to the left of Europe. | |
| Europe has shut down these centers for the mutilation of children. | |
| They've shut them down. | |
| You're a 17-year-old girl. | |
| Forget younger. | |
| You're a 17-year-old girl, let's say, and you want your breasts removed because you think you're a boy. | |
| It's virtually impossible to happen in Europe. | |
| Or even, let's make it easier, 18. I played for you, I don't know, last year or earlier this year. | |
| One children's hospital that actually... | |
| Had a video out of how much money they're making on these surgeries. | |
| We are to the left of Europe on abortion. | |
| Abortion on demand is very, very rare in this world. | |
| Immigration is the most vexing political problem in Europe these days. | |
| Wow, that's how it begins the Wall Street Journal piece. | |
| You couldn't say that about the United States, could you? | |
| I don't have an answer, by the way. | |
| I do not have an answer. | |
| With all of my study of America, my immersion in these subjects for a lifetime, I don't get it. | |
| About half this country doesn't give a damn about this fact. | |
| Even in Europe. | |
| Listen, it's the most vexing political problem in Europe these days. | |
| And guess what? | |
| That's not me speaking, that's the article. | |
| It's no longer a preoccupation only of the so-called far right. | |
| This weekend, centrist Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, I would say, they say centrist, he's actually left of center. | |
| We were in Poland and we saw what happened. | |
| Became the latest European leader to try to slam this continent's gates shut. | |
| Mr. Tusk announced that Poland soon will stop accepting asylum applications from new border crossers. | |
| Several thousand migrants, often from the Middle East and Africa, attempt to enter Poland every month. | |
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Average Citizen's Priority
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| Yes, the same Poland that is nowhere near the Middle East or Africa. | |
| A growing segment of the public no longer supports European asylum law. | |
| To ensure the democratic world would never again turn its back on the world's vulnerable people as too many countries turned away Jews and others fleeing the Nazis. | |
| The concern has gone mainstream now as centrist politicians realize voters are serious about the issue. | |
| I would say, therefore, that in Europe, the average citizen wants to save their country more than the average American wants to save his or her country. | |
| Thank you. | |
| There is no other explanation. | |
| That is how deep the influence of leftism is. | |
| I'll bet that one of the reasons... | |
| Here's a thought. | |
| The percentage of Americans who have attended college is higher. | |
| Than the percentage of any other country attended college. | |
| That may be a big factor. | |
| You don't learn it at 99% of American colleges. | |
| What you do is you are transformed. | |
| You're indoctrinated into leftism. | |
| All education is a form of indoctrination. | |
| There is an indoctrination into the ideals of truth, beauty, and goodness. | |
| That's an indoctrination too. | |
| So the issue is not, what is indoctrinate? | |
| To give a doctrine over depends what the doctrine is. | |
| Even if the doctrine is just pursue truth, you are getting a doctrine. | |
| But this is a left-wing doctrine, and not a liberal doctrine. | |
| More Americans have attended college than in any other place, and it is the college educated that... | |
| Forms the backbone of the democratic vote. | |
| Berlin last month reimposed checks at Germany's previously unguarded borders with other European Union countries in order to, quote, further limit irregular migration. | |
| France, Austria, Italy, Sweden, and others have done the same. | |
| A particular problem is migrants. | |
| Forum shopping asylum applications. | |
| Yes, that's what they do. | |
| What country has made it easiest for us to enter? | |
| And in the world today, the answer is the United States of America. | |