Tim Dillon

How differently do they feel about all of these things?

And then if you poll them, they don't feel that differently.

There's no room for dissent.

Right.

So people that are somewhat radicalized in that religion that are coming into America are supposed to be greeted with open arms.

And it's not compassionate.

And it's terrible if you suggest that we shouldn't take all of those people because they may not assimilate as easily as people from European nations.

You're called a racist, a Nazi, whatever.

But if you want to go to one of those countries that is luxurious.

This is why, when people talk about this issue, they often use the example of...

Western countries not reproducing enough, not replicating their population.

And they go, well, there's going to be a crisis because people are not having enough children.

So immigration is needed to sustain the population.

What they never talk about is why people aren't having enough children.

And a lot of it is because economically, they feel like they cannot afford to.

Culturally, there have been policies that have focused on things outside of the family.

We haven't had a ton of like...

Well, but this is part of the I think part of the problem in Western societies is we've told women that being a mother is some is not as fulfilling as as working in a Fortune 500 company.

Right.

And I don't know any women that are mothers that regret it or are unhappy.