All of us who grew up before World War II are immigrants in time, immigrants from an earlier world, living in an age essentially different from anything we knew before.
- Margaret Mead
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With immigration at the forefront of national debate, Jim Stimpson decided it was time to do a little more digging.
tags: immigrants, employment, labor,
by Kim Krisberg
Aard regular Phil often expresses worry about the effects of immigration. This has reached the point where I've decided to collect a few points to explain why I am not worried.
True. I believe there were more tangible things in life despite the chaos of world war. People had a better support system within families and friends. Character and conduct building was not an option but a necessity. Citizens were more responsible in order to utilise resources and rations economically.