The Victor Davis Hanson Show Immigration, Civic Education, and Sleepy Joe
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Dec 31, 2024 This conversation tackles the rude dynamics of air travel alongside the pressing need for civic education. It dives into immigration challenges, touching on the H-1B visa complexities and various immigrant populations. The hosts share humorous tales of airline woes while critiquing current immigration policies. They analyze racial dynamics in Mexico and the U.S., revealing deep historical roots. The origins of COVID-19 are scrutinized, linking intelligence manipulations to broader political narratives, all while discussing the balance of cultural identity and national sovereignty.
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Modern Air Travel Woes
- Victor Davis Hanson recounts multiple unpleasant air travel experiences, including encounters with excessive carry-on luggage, pungent food, and unrestrained animals.
- He notes a rise in declared "service dogs" used for emotional support, expanding beyond their traditional role for the visually impaired.
Erosion of Civic Values
- Hanson links the decline in air travel and broader societal behavior to a lack of civic education and assimilation.
- He argues that without these, immigrants may retain customs from their home countries, contributing to a breakdown of shared norms.
Mexico's Immigration Strategy
- Hanson discusses Mexico's approach to immigration, claiming they encourage emigration to the US and benefit from remittances.
- He criticizes the Mexican government's alleged exploitation of its indigenous population and blames them for the fentanyl crisis.