Plan to save the white race from replacement

[Naofumi]

It is obvious now that white nations are being genocided due to the immigration and rapid birth rates of the ethnics. So I suggest a solution: automation. With automation we can get rid of a lot of the low skill jobs funding the ethnics and the demand for immigration. It is the ultimate solution to save the white race.

After enough starvation tactics and unsuccessful immigration the democrats and EU will surely see there is no more point to this.

It will also scare the shit out of the sjws when unemployment is that high and they will start going against immigration as well.

 

[Naofumi]

In addition we can use robots to work in african industries as well, reducing their gdp (prevent them from getting nukes, invasion weapons, overall birth rate should decrease as economic stagnation comes) and in theory food supply. It's a perfect solution.

 

[Naofumi]

In addition we can use robots to work in african industries as well, reducing their gdp (prevent them from getting nukes, invasion weapons, overall birth rate should decrease as economic stagnation comes) and in theory food supply. It's a perfect solution.

Of course this would all require security guards all over the place but that would replace the useless in combat store clerks miners etc.

All this requires is that someone figures out how to program a robot to have human intuition and that we somehow can breed a super robot despite the theory that we cannot create something more complicated than our own brain..

 

[Foidkiller]

the theory that we cannot create something more complicated than our own brain..

Why, why would that be the case, it's especially funny, considering that, a huge chunk of our brain is dedicated to processing sensory data, moving and orienting oneself in the world... So, this would technically make a sentient robot that is entirely stationary, but yet is more intelligent due to raw processing power, 'less complicated' than our brain is...
I do also believe, it could be considered that, manmade creations such as the waste we produce, or the sheer vastness of the housing and transport, for example railways, that we've created, are too complicated already for one single instance of our collective of intellects to cope with.