Is he right?
I don't watch him every night, but sometimes Tucker Carlson says some interesting and provocative things.
Tonight he explained why the left wants abortion so badly--and boy, do they.
A woman who wants to raise children is not contributing to the workforce and the economy. Corporate American needs women who can give their all to their jobs, and moms just can't do that. He shows the hideous Chelsea Clinton quote that women had added 3.5 trillion to the economy since Roe v. Wade was passed.
He makes a good case.
So, we white and/or middle class folks have fewer babies . . . .and we then have to depend on an underclass of uneducated immigrants (who have lots of babies) to support our infrastructure, which means they are kept down and "in their place" as laborers. Sure, we'll let them in, but we don't want them to rise.
This sounds racist, I'm sure, to someone. It's not. It's anti-corporate. Ideas have consequences.
I have been slow to despair. My peers despair because of Trump; he is a blip--an appalling one, but a blip. We're not all going to be wearing red habits because of him. I am more concerned about the narcissistic, individualistic ideology of the majority of Americans.
Tonight he explained why the left wants abortion so badly--and boy, do they.
A woman who wants to raise children is not contributing to the workforce and the economy. Corporate American needs women who can give their all to their jobs, and moms just can't do that. He shows the hideous Chelsea Clinton quote that women had added 3.5 trillion to the economy since Roe v. Wade was passed.
He makes a good case.
So, we white and/or middle class folks have fewer babies . . . .and we then have to depend on an underclass of uneducated immigrants (who have lots of babies) to support our infrastructure, which means they are kept down and "in their place" as laborers. Sure, we'll let them in, but we don't want them to rise.
This sounds racist, I'm sure, to someone. It's not. It's anti-corporate. Ideas have consequences.
I have been slow to despair. My peers despair because of Trump; he is a blip--an appalling one, but a blip. We're not all going to be wearing red habits because of him. I am more concerned about the narcissistic, individualistic ideology of the majority of Americans.
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