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So, by following your reasoning, a sound-economy country, should receive aliens until such receiving country has no room, is broke, and everybody are on the edg

• dalke 10y ago
  No. Everyone agrees that there are material limits to what a country can provide. It is indeed obvious that there is a limit to the amount of help that a country can provide. But raverbashing used a bait-and-switch argument, to say that because there are limits, we (people who live in the EU), can now prevent refugees from entering the EU countries. What I asked is clarification of what those limits are, and how they were determined. One limit is "tolerance for foreigners." That's certainly a limit. Is that the limit that raverbashing is talking about? Another limit is "there is no place to put them." Sweden has problems with that. I can think of other limits. But none are the sort of existential limits that everyone agrees exists.