sensible border policy
Created on: May 29th, 2010
not sure but I think increasing globalism and technology renders traditional nation states and geographic boundaries obsolete, and since they mean so little, they'll be more and more bloodshed over them.
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People (labor) should have the right to freely move just as we allow the nominally free flow of goods in the West. But labor needs to be reconciled with a more appropriate level of social services.
Don't think you have to make this decision all on your lonesome, economists far more intelligent and educated than your or I have explained why open border policies would be disastrous thanks to the welfare state. If you want to remove all benefits, then we can talk.
http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/feature/2010/05/04/immigration_open
_borders_welfare_state
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