Yes, but Cars, I think this is part of the whole idea. They want people dependent on the system to keep it running. They are now claiming in Germany "they need workers" which is the biggest load of shit imaginable. It's a "reason" they give as to why they are importing people from the MIddle East and soon Africa. Come on now, there are plenty of Germans, who are potential low skilled workers, but rather than work, they feed of the system because in Germany, you live pretty cozy on welfare, that's why everyone wants to immigrate here. "Fuck the silly sounding language and weird Krauts, I'm still getting the benefits" they think. And they are right.  So that's problem #1.  The employed skilled workers you do have, and there are many Germans who work as good mechanics, builders, etc., if the market would stay the way it is, they would become more valuable, and companies would have to try harder to keep them. If I flood the market with people who don't speak German well and do a shitty job, the German becomes more disposable, he can't make as many demands and he'll have to live with the pay he has if he wants to keep the job and get his insurance benefits.  So that's the idea behind it. It's never about altruism and it's never about humanity. It's about money and propping up the system as long as they can, making it as cheap for themsleves as they can. Fats prove beneficial for the big companies, and making special accommodations for them is big profit. You need to keep your population alive just enough so that they can work for you and more importantly, give you money. Like cattle. I don't think there will ever be health reforms or anything like that for Americans anymore. If a steady third of the population is not immobile and the other two-thirds are obese already at pre-schooler age, it doesn't matter.