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>Nationality and Country of birth, are two different things. For the purposes of this discussion, it's largely a distinction without a difference. I don't opp
by omginternets 9y ago
>Nationality and Country of birth, are two different things.
For the purposes of this discussion, it's largely a distinction without a difference.
I don't oppose immigration in principle, but the rather extreme view that any amount of immigration, from any place, to any place is necessarily a Good Thing is founded on some very strange assumptions.