human
Again, we disagree. Manhattan has more people than the whole of Colorado, and yet they still manage an incredible economic output. People are moving here, yes, and like I said, what to do with them is a planning problem. 

As for not allowing immigrants, that would be an unfortunate world. I am the grandson and great grandson of immigrants. My grandfather had a successful electrical engineering business in Denver for nearly 50 years.

If you don't want to allow immigrants because we can't build enough roads to accommodate a growing population, your argument is incredibly flawed. Beyond destroying our state with pavement, would ensure our economy is just as dead as our landscape. I do pray that those who do end up making the decisions, be they voters or politicians, believe in ingenuity, rather than closing our borders and doing what's worked in the past. 

America would certainly be in a sad state if we ever think eschewing  innovation and immigration will save us.

America over roads.
gpt
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