>>106950811
this is my view of it as well. the US worker is just collateral as dickhead executives who are well aware of the consequences of jeetification end up profiting off of it as companies lose competitive advantages over the long term. IBM is probably the best example of this, my company hired these retards to build us a blockchain backend for a POS system to reduce fraud and they ended up having to subcontract almost all of the work to Accenture, who I imagine were all 1099s.
>>106950825
it's illegal but it uses the incorrect basis of "equality" as a shield to defend the action. anyone accusing an executive of this immediately gets labeled as a racist, don't you know the Indians are the best at IT anon?
>>106950935
They are the causative issue to a dysfunctional capitalist system, in a proper system the price discovery of those stocks isn't damaged by 401k passive inflows, the expansion of M2 via things like PPP loans, SNAP benefits increasing the demand on groceries, DEI lowering productive deliverable quality and quantity, etc.
Fix the money, and the market corrects itself very quickly because it's easier for people to realize they are getting scammed. None of the companies that have adopted the Indian labor model would be able to compete without the H-1B system and the complementary NGO apparatus that supports the actual workers. Indians simply aren't productive enough to justify hiring without such an insane amount of additional money coming from political organizations.
The "race to the bottom" you're speaking of is because it's easier to launder low-skill workers in tech positions than it is other positions, because the deliverables/services to the customer are usually reliant on 20-30% of the actual people employed. This was how Elon was able to fire most of the Twitter staff and still have a relatively stable platform, most of those workers didn't actually contribute to running the site.