arguments for open borders
Open Borders is a blog dedicated to discussing the belief that people should be free to move between countries. I have contributed three posts:
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When we can snatch and siphon resources from all over the world, open borders means to share with those second-class lowly people from backward societies. That does not sound like a good idea.
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