Well, I do have to think logically to find real and healthy solutions than just repeating old rhetoric about 'waking the normies', 'accelerationism', or just being anti the other. Study what has worked in the past, what does not work no matter how one tries.

However probably only a subsection of that segment would favor ending all the coddling government services as well

I do agree ending services, and benefits abruptly will cause some serious trouble and hard feelings. The solution in my eyes is encourage those who can improve do so. Slowly and discretely reducing benefits and canceling special programs until it's not feasible to live off such tings alone would be a good start. Then don't offer such things as full lodging and financial support to migrants would disincentive many from arriving for benefits.

For tech company solutions I support parallel platforms. If Indians and other east Asians take over the old tech sector, if they are only able to maintain the programs but not improove them things will naturally crash down.