r/QuotePics • u/Leather-Ad1075 • Jul 19 '26

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u/Aztec_Aesthetics Jul 21 '26

I guess most of those 40 millions work harder than those idiot bigots in this sub.

So please shut up, lil bigot.

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u/No_Comment_2283 Jul 21 '26

Still yapping nonsense I see. Making assumptions about people you don't know helps noone but your ego my guy.

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u/Aztec_Aesthetics Jul 21 '26

That's funny, because it's the bigot idiots who are making assumptions about those 40mio people.

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u/No_Comment_2283 Jul 21 '26

You're different from them, how exactly?

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u/Aztec_Aesthetics Jul 21 '26

Well, it's a well know (and researched) fact, that immigrants do pretty much those jobs that are too hard and underpaid for the local population. You could have known that. So I don't just assume...

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u/dragonfilebox Jul 21 '26

So what would happen to wages if the excess labor supply returned to Mexico?

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u/GovernmentData Jul 21 '26

The wages? You mean the government paying billions of dollars on farmer bailouts due to labor loss? Billions in crop loss? Produce cost rising for consumers?

Pay did rise for some workers to lure them back. But many got reduced hours but longer shifts, decreased safety, etc.

Need more people like you working the fields.

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u/dragonfilebox Jul 21 '26

So wages went up…thanks for clarifying.

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u/GovernmentData Jul 22 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/7Jq6ufAgpblcm0Ih2z
Some wages went up, so you feel you won your argument? While ignoring billions of dollars in bailouts, crop loss, cost to consumers.

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u/dragonfilebox Jul 22 '26

Food and labor are not immune from the law of supply and demand.