EA on Trump's effect via policies

This thread should go well, if it goes at all.

I hear the trumpinator wanted to voice a quarian, but was denied by EA.

And that's why we can't have jiggly quarian bumbum.

As the Ron Swanson of America...

All I have to say is this:

America has the single, greatest asset: H-1B visa.

It's used when there is a shortage of specific talent needed here in the US. However, there isn't a shortage and that's why the reduction. Before all the liberals (especially the non-American Canadians who think what's best for America... derp.) lose their mind... it's a normal practice. We take care of Americans at home first and then open the doors when a vacancy is available. That's all it is. Cheap-ass companies like EA like hiring foreignors because they're disposable, cheap assets. PERIOD. Once they're use is up, back you go unless you strive for American citizenship (and why not? You're here paying taxes, you love your home and neighbors... STAY! Your kids will be born American and maybe become a doctor, a cop, firefighter, soldier, a chef, an artist, a scientist, a chemist, etc.) The visa program has been a detriment to American job seekers for the last decade in the tech field. Of course it has! Why pay $95k for a tech when you get a foreigner for about two or three years at half the cost? That's the abuse of it and it's gone on long enough. So, take it easy. I'm all for melting pot, but we take care of our own... just like every other nation. If you say the opposite, you're wrong.

Inded right before we blast his head off with a shotgun.

This thread will go places, I'm sure.

It's already dropped down 22 sub-forums... 

That was pretty much my takeaway as well. 

Gotta tell ya, I just feel so bad for all those EA execs and how this will cut into their bottom line.  Poor Andrew Wilson might have to forgo the 24K gold paint job on his new Maserati this year if it keeps up.  Just how do these poor folks survive such terrible conditions?  

That's crazy expensive. That's bordering on NYC prices and there is a reason it's that high. Sounds like Austin. San Antonio is starting to go through an influx of more people coming for the work opportunities (it's booming again... new construction is taking place everywhere.) It might be time to sell this place and get the hell out of this heat.