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We need to pretty much stop global immigration. There is no point in letting people come into first world countries that don't have enough jobs for their own ci

• imrehg 11y ago
  As a person living in my 3rd country for a longer time in my lifetime (Hungary -> UK -> Taiwan), based on my experience so far this approach just piles up the problems, and feels incredibly scary, cruel, shortsighted, and counter-productive. So much of the current state of affairs is moving toward a Global Community where for things to work optimally (from economic and human point of view) borders are more of an impediment than help. What I see all points towards mobility, remote work, reconfigurable economies, and a dynamic structure. On the other hand, all I see being done is trying to freeze old structures, like you can bring back yesterday's world. I don't have the answers, what should be done, but I've never seen a solution that fought the underlying patterns and trends, instead of taking advantage of them.