Look WEIRDs, if youâre going to import low IQ, clannish, and violent immigrants, and then suppress all info on the increased burden of crime, welfare, and housing costs, they bring, where do *you* think this leads? God bless Denmark for giving us what little data we do have.
Yes.
Denmark is among at most a few places conducting the basic yet crucial analyses of the impact of immigrants in Europe.
It doesnât make any sense to me to let in millions of African and Muslim immigrants without even trying to examine their effects.
What we find is that each Muslim or African immigrant is very costly: about $20,000 per person per year on average in net fiscal cost.
Still, many politicians across Europe claim that we need these immigrants to support the increasing burden of pensioners. This obviously makes no sense. How could one financial burden help pay for another?
This analyzis has now been replicated in Finland and in the Netherlands, with very similar results.
Denmark has also conducted a study showing that nearly all (88%) of the increase in housing prices this century is caused by immigration.
We have also carried out research showing that Muslim and African immigrants perform worse in school and remain at this same lower level in subsequent generations.
We followed a group of Palestinian immigrants and observed their outcomes decades later. About one in four had been sentenced to prison for a serious crime, and about four in five were on welfare, counting only those still of working age.
Next, I am working on obtaining other data that no other European country has been able to publish, but that Denmark may be able to: violent assault rapes committed against strangers.
Our statistics show that Muslim and African immigrants are extremely overrepresented in rape cases, by a factor of 6-7x. However, this number includes various types of rape and may significantly underestimate the share of violent assault rapes committed by Muslim or African immigrants.
The risk of stranger assault rape is one of the main reasons for women being less safe when walking in the streets across Europe. Women deserve to know how much our immigration policies are affecting their safety.
But like the very other basic analyses, no one is doing them.