Do you understand the mice in the fields, not the pigs in the root garden, ruin the economies of the world?

Well this all depends where you stand on your economic views as to "whose evil".

Socialist economics will tell you that the income earned by the 'pigs' should be dispersed among the middle and lower class, or making economic equality.

Right wing (or as people say Capitalist) economics will tell you that the income earned by the 'pigs' is benefiting investment which is a very legitimate argument and also helps in other ways.

The fact is that the idea of the "who to blame" scenario is pointless. We are stuck in a situation where we need cheap labour in order to produce more, but high wages in order to buy goods and services. There is no way to fix this problem (one of the few in economics where there is no solution as one causes the opposite to the other). An attempt to fix this is social welfare, where income is provided by the government to assist with necessities. However social welfare also causes more revenue needed by the government to pay for it, which causes deficits in government spending (unless borrowing which has major negatives to it) and increases inflation (unless the situation occurs where it is negated by a fall in consumer spending and investment)

In the end, investment allows for more growth. Unfortunately equity (or unfairness) means that it is wrong to allow high income earners to have higher incomes to support the economy.

And also you shouldn't bring racial elements into your argument. Whether anyone has that opinion, blaming certain cultures is unfair. If they want to work for cheaper, sure I would rather have a job than them in my own country but that isn't an economic problem... that's a political problem and therefore only politics can stop it.

Big problem with no simple answer right? How about a LOT more of what we know works. Teaching the mice people to fish, so to speak. To be more self sufficient. Many Christian and secular charities have the right idea : http://www.bing.com/search?q=missionaries%20teachi... - it just needs to be done on a larger scale. Not only is it 'compassionate', it's the smart thing to do.

The "huge hordes of excess labor" are for the benefit of the greedy pig people who need to flaunt their wealth with excess goods and luxury. All of that is wasted labor and money at the behest of your precious "pig people." Yes

Kinda reminds me of how the American West was settled by Europeans.

Your analogy is not only lame, it smacks of the Nazi "Master Race" propaganda speeches of the 1930's. You and your ilk frighten me.