Couldn't even answer my question lol

Well the votes need to mean something obviously. North Koreans also vote, would you class NK as a democracy?

Pretty disingenuous take tbh. Of course it would be easier for someone used to living in a stable first world country to integrate into a new one than someone who might've grown up without access to school or a stable environment. This is of course not the fault of the individual, and everyone should strive to help poor countries stabilise and improve economically, but the fact remains

It's about cultural similarity not skin colour. Skin pigmentation doesn't affect anything but the culture you grow up in matters a lot in how easy it is for someone to integrate into a new one.

How would that work exactly? Anarchy I mean

I'm sure they're much more happy under the very tolerant Taliban boot

Care to expand on that? Why are captchas bad?

The entire move to the realtime raytracing paradigm, which has enabled AAA game devs to get very sloppy with development by not really bothering to optimize any lighting, nor textures

You clearly don't know what you're talking about here. Ray tracing has nothing to do with textures and very few games force you to use RT. What is "allowing" devs to skimp on optimization (which is also questionable, older games weren't perfect either) is DLSS and other dynamic resolution + upscaling tech

Talking like this is exactly why the right is on the rise. As soon as anyone mentions that "hey maybe unlimited migration isn't working" they're immediately labeled as racist and xenophobic.

This alienates a lot of people in the middle that like leftist ideas but don't buy the immigration policies.

That seems like a very unlikely response, doubt any country would accept anything right after an attack like that.

What do you think Israel should've done after Hamas killed over a thousand people?

Didn't you just list a bunch of reasons for why they're indifferent? They literally only care about money and are indifferent to externalised costs and ethics.