It would have been better to say that I'm aware of no rational basis. I didn't intend to dismiss all possible arguments out of hand, as much as to dismiss all of those that I've ever encountered.
Low-skill people, even in large numbers, are only harmful to those coerced into supporting them. This support may come in the form of publically-funded education, welfare or any other form of entitlement. If such people receive no support, any work they do adds value, rather than detracts, definitionally.
In what way do you feel quality of life suffers simply by adding people?
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Low-skill people, even in large numbers, are only harmful to those coerced into supporting them. This support may come in the form of publically-funded education, welfare or any other form of entitlement. If such people receive no support, any work they do adds value, rather than detracts, definitionally.
In what way do you feel quality of life suffers simply by adding people?