Not a very good or convincing retort. If you disagree tell us why? Why do you think a borderless world is a good idea when there are 7.5 billion people and they are most miserable? My heart goes out for them but letting them all in, uncontrolled makes your own country slowly become the same shithole these poor people came from. Not to mention the COVID-19 pandemic. All rules apply to "normal" citizens but the poor 3rd world migrant has no rules. The only convincing retort that would make sense if you had a financial interest in people smuggling. Otherwise, why would you support the idea of soiling your own home/country? The other explanation is that you are young and stupid.
I'd love to hear of these specific examples, please, enlighten me. Not "people are saying" or "there are examples" but actual names of actual places, preferably those you've actually seen. But at this point a single name would be an improvement on what you provided. Thanks for bringing facts to the discussion.
A Trump 2nd term will be even tougher more so, on immigration. If you think you will come to the US easily. Think again. I will urge President Donald Trump and all Republicans to even enforce tighter rules on illegal immigration. I could care less if a couple of foreign ET trolls are displeased with US immigration and economic policies. Stay in your countries. Enjoy your misery.
I gave the examples that you can google and assess the credibility of the sources. Sweden and Italy. See if for yourself, if you can handle the view that is dissonant from your own.
You gave no examples, and clearly you have none. If you make bullshit assertions the onus is on you to actually back them up. Certainly if you hold this position you must know what it's based on without having to Google it? Have you ever even been to Europe, let alone witnessed any of what you asset.
There you go. Man up and call bullshit. Though, I don't care to go on the defensive mode. You're not worth my time. This is another response that shows a person with a narrow lens of his world and the people he is interacting with.
Some examples reported in Sweden: https://www.brookings.edu/research/...ocrats-and-the-end-of-swedish-exceptionalism/ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...rope-MailOnline-shines-spotlight-Molndal.html https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2017-12-11/when-the-arab-street-comes-to-sweden And in Italy: https://www.courthousenews.com/immigrants-in-italy-we-did-not-come-here-to-live-in-africa/ https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03...quarters-for-nigerian-mafia-in-italy/12033684 https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...7cf978-8235-11e9-b585-e36b16a531aa_story.html
Is it not that all currencies are relative? Even all cryptos are measured is $US. Most, if not all countries would manipulate its currencies in order to be remain competitive. We live in a free and "globalized" market, if stuffs get expensive, we will shop elsewhere.