Yeah, I pay for it in my taxes and I am very happy the money goes to these causes. And your statement about real estate being taken from anyone is just outright false.
I looked at your other comments. You live in north England and earn £20k per year.
If you have children, you will find that this does not go very far. If that is your sole income then your standard of living will not be far above one of the recent economic migrants.
If your children is not as academically gifted as you, they will likely live a life of chronic underemployment and a far lower standard of living than you.
It is the simple rule of supply and demand. Bringing in large amounts of economic migrants will depress wages and drive up living costs.
One or two generations ago, one wage would have been enough to afford buying a house in a decent suburb.
For our generation, you need two incomes for a similar setup.
For your childrens generation it will be three incomes as you will need to significantly contribute.
Every day in Nigeria close to 20000 people are born and this is accelerating. Even if 1% chose to come over, it is demographic suicide.
It is our grandchildren that will suffer the most. We are giving away all that we have worked for.
>>One or two generations ago, one wage would have been enough to afford buying a house in a decent suburb.
That has literally nothing to do with immigration, but it seems to me that you are trying to associate all modern problems into one common cause.
>>Every day in Nigeria close to 20000 people are born and this is accelerating. Even if 1% chose to come over, it is demographic suicide.
You are making an assumption that they will continue procreating at the same rate - which is just purely wrong.
If you really want your kids to live better - work for it now, and work for yourself. Judging by your comment though this doesn't seem to be the plan. Just being blunt here.