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But you don't really live in a country without borders. Within the EU doesn't count. In a case of genuine open borders criminals can leave the state quickly to
by wmil 10y ago
But you don't really live in a country without borders. Within the EU doesn't count.
In a case of genuine open borders criminals can leave the state quickly to avoid punishment. Then move on to a new target country.
This doesn't happen only because no country signs an open border agreement without also setting up a legal framework to punish criminals who would try to exploit borders to escape punishment.
The reality is that there are bad actors out there and if you aren't stopping them at borders then you'll have to start watching out for them closer to home.
High trust nations are like unpatched machines. You need a firewall.
- x1798DE 10y agoWhy doesn't within the EU count? There are dramatic differences in trust and economic levels between didn't states in the EU, as well as dramatic language differences. Seems like it would be a perfect case study for a region crossing sovereign states without passports.
- dilemma 10y ago> Why doesn't within the EU count? Schengen has a shared outer border.