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==== You are not wrong to apply their arguments against them. The reason it feels futile is that the argument is being made at the wrong level. ==== This is not a debate about: * Welfare fraud * Immigration policy * Meritocracy in theory It is a struggle over who gets to feel legitimate without having to change. Until that question is confronted honestly, immigration will remain a proxy battlefield—and self-improvement will continue to be preached as a cudgel rather than practiced as a discipline. If you want, we can push further into: * Why American conservatism moralizes failure while excusing its own * Why status loss produces authoritarian reflexes rather than class politics * Or why the U.S. is uniquely bad at building cross-class coalitions compared to Europe
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