Subj : Spain
To   : Arelor
From : Kaelon
Date : Sat May 28 2022 10:28:07

  Re: Great Replacement Theory
  By: Arelor to Kaelon on Sat May 28 2022 05:25 am

 > Sure, in Spain we could keep on multiplying like rabbits. However, we could
 > not maintain our offspring in an environment considered acceptable by
 > current Spanish standards. There is simply no demand for more people to
 > exist.

If there were no economic opportunity for foreigners (i.e., Moroccans and other non-Spanish nationals), then there would not be a migrant crisis.  It is clear that, whatever the Spanish standards permit, there is an under-belly economy that appeals to migrants, who conversely have nothing even remotely approaching that opportunity in their home countries.  In the United States, our agricultural and services industries are highly reliant upon foreign immigrant labor, as is our technology and specialized talent sectors - similarly reliant upon foreign specialized labor - in order to meet the economic demands that we have.  Europe, as a whole, is a beacon of untapped opportunity in the eyes of the suffering migrant populations.

Spain could start to invest in technology, automation, and mass commercialization to make much of its territory inhabitable.  Unlike much of the Continent, Spain has nearly two-thirds of its physical terrain untapped and undeveloped.  It represents huge development opportunities for natural resources extraction, real estate, commercial and industrial development, just to name a few.
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