• unexposedhazard
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    3 months ago

    She got deported a couple of months later.

    Damn dude thats lame :(

    • Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
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      3 months ago

      I am still not sure why most countries don’t have relatively open borders. Europe would benefit from Americans, America would benefit from everyone else, grass is always greener and all.

      You can see Americans wanting to move to places many people would think kind of crazy, like Latvia or China… why not just let them?

      Idk, maybe I am too optimistic, but I believe global freedom of movement (or as close as we can come to that) is the only opportunity towards world peace.

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        3 months ago

        The problem is the amount of people coming, there’s a lot of people willing to move and it takes a lot of ressources to accommodate for them

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        3 months ago

        Naive, more like. Migration to/from somewhere tends to always come with mistrust or disdain for that origin wherever they arrive (my grandfather complains about Mediterraneans, which is the most unique racism I’ve encountered yet). Until humanity figures out how to stop reacting this way, freedom of movement will always be a source of tension.