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> Freedom and rights are subject to the reciprocal freedom and rights of others. This is just one of the concepts. Unfortunately for quite some time there has
by merinowool 8y ago
> Freedom and rights are subject to the reciprocal freedom and rights of others.
This is just one of the concepts. Unfortunately for quite some time there has been emerging a different concept based on teachings of Marx that everyone is equal and that means the notion of reciprocity is meaningless in this context and since everyone is equal there should be no borders.
I suspect your idea of freedom will be deemed extremist in a decade or two and expressing it could cost you a lot of social points.
- stcredzero 8y agoSesame points?
- verall 8y agoThis is right-wing fear-mongering slippery-slope nonsense. How does it make any sense that a future government is so authoritarian/statist that they have "social points" yet advocating against the libertarian/anarchist ideal of open borders costs you government-controlled "social points"? This kind of "left wing idea -> slippery slope -> communist china" strawman is getting really popular, and it's disgusting. In actual China it is far more likely you would lose social points for advocating for weaker borders and thus against the government status quo, rather than the opposite.
- merinowool 8y agoIn the context of Marxism open border means broader reach for authoritarian policies.
- verall 8y agoDoes "In the context of Marxism" mean "NWO single world government" to you? Maybe you mean "In the context of Maoism" or want to point out more specifically the tenant of Marxism you're referring to? I can't really tell if you're trolling or not.