I don't think American Asians are with you on this one. They voted 3:1 for Hillary.
See my other post for the answer.
That's why they were more willing to support Trump?
Nope. I don't think I said they voted for Trump, but what I am saying is there are a lot of white educated male laughing at the decisions of the working class people on this forum and on facebook. Now do you realised that in any given society highly educated people are minorities? You need to listen to the working class not just to yourselves. They have the power to vote and they are the majority of the population!
Although white men without a college education haven’t suffered the same historical discrimination as blacks or women, their suffering is not imagined. The Hamilton Project has found that the full-time, full-year employment rate of men without a bachelor's degree fell from 76 percent in 1990 to 68 percent in 2013. While real wages have grown for men and women with a four-year degree or better in the last 25 years, they've fallen meaningfully for non-college men.
taken from here:
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/03/who-are-donald-trumps-supporters-really/471714/
However, highly educated Asians (not the young ones) with US citizens might have supported him because they think globalisation increases competition or they are simply fed up with Obama and his campaign, like my relatives over there... Having said that most Trump supporters are indeed white and working class people. Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy says this a lot «La colère du peuple doit être entendue» Yes, I agree with M. Sarkozy, listen to the people they are angry!
We see a mass support for populism (the economic inequality perspective) that emphasises the consequences for electoral behavior arising from profound changes transforming the workforce and society in postindustrial economies. There is overwhelming evidence of powerful trends toward greater income and wealth inequality in the West, based on the rise of the knowledge economy, technological automation, and the collapse of manufacturing industry, global flows of labor, goods, peoples, and capital (especially the inflow of migrants and refugees), the erosion of organised labor, shrinking welfare safety-nets, and neo-liberal austerity policies.
According to this view, rising economic insecurity and social deprivation among the left-behinds has fueled popular resentment of the political classes.
I'm not sure about Australia, but illegal immigrant black market is very close to nonexistence in Canada. What is the percentage of illegals in black market of jobs in Australia?
The department says an estimated 62,100 people were unaccounted for in Australia during 2014, which is roughly 1.2 per cent of the 5.5 million people who enter the country each year on temporary visas.
Please take a look at this website:
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-polit...g-illegally-in-australia-20141226-12dxod.html
However, there are corruptions with legal visas holders too. John Howard originally created the 457 visas to help the owners in Australia with their problem of finding workers to do jobs Australians and PR holders don't want to do, usually farm jobs. However, a lot of poor foreign people have been using this opportunities to come into Australia and in some cases stealing Australian blue collar people's jobs because they are cheaper. I think there are other corruptions going on, not just a question of wages.
My sister read it in a Chinese newspaper back in 2013 or 2014 , that there are cases of illegal human trafficking happening in the country areas of a state in Australia where they trapped non English speaking 457 visa holders and pay them less than 5 dollars an hour. One girl ( who is prettier than the others) was even made to sleep with the mafia's leader who is responsible for human trafficking, luring them promises to come to the "land of opportunity" aka Australia in this sense. They were so afraid to speak up, and they did not earn enough money to fly back, so this went on for months until a journalist discovered it. However, for some reason I cannot find any information about this scandal online.
It is amazing that a women wants to make France more conservative but won't be elected by conservative people.
Haha, you are good at sarcasm