

regarding immigration. it’s sad to see you fall for the nationalist take.
when the old man saw things much more clearly.
On The Lausanne Congress
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/iwma/documents/1867/lausanne-call.htm
“The power of the human individual has disappeared before the power of capital, in the factory the worker is now nothing but a cog in the machine. In order to recover his individuality, the worker has had to unite together with others and create associations to defend his wages and his life. Until today these associations had remained purely local, while the power of capital, thanks to new industrial inventions, is increasing day by day; furthermore in many cases national associations have become powerless: a study of the struggle waged by the English working class reveals that, in order to oppose their workers, the employers either bring in workers from abroad or else transfer manufacture to countries where there is a cheap labour force. Given this state of affairs, if the working class wishes to continue its struggle with some chance of success, the national organisations must become international.”
















the difference (in the linked table) appears to be 49 vs 51%. hardly a strong effect