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>"mainstream politician talk so vividly against immigration and against "multinationals" in 2016 " There is nothing inherently "good" about those concepts, so
by zo1 10y ago
>"mainstream politician talk so vividly against immigration and against "multinationals" in 2016 "
There is nothing inherently "good" about those concepts, so I don't see how you can claim it bad that a politician is against them.
Is treating people fairly a good that we should all aspire to? Yes (I would say)? Then respect a peoples' wish to stay sovereign and keep people they don't want from entering their country. It's not all that different from private property, just on a much larger scale.
- DanBC 10y ago> Then respect a peoples' wish to stay sovereign and keep people they don't want from entering their country. Any schemes proposed by Leave would probably see a rise in immigration. And that's the problem: Farage isn't debating multiculturalism or immigration. He's lying about what he can do and about the effects of immigration. He trades on ignorance and fear.