> This sounds like democratic socialism with some arbitrary restriction on polity scope. There's no implication of socialism, but yes I expect some form of dem

> This sounds like democratic socialism with some arbitrary restriction on polity scope. There's no implication of socialism, but yes I expect some form of democrasy could be involved. All laws are "arbitrary restrictions on policy scope". > How do you concretely define [right of return]? I don't have any strong expectations about the details. In my head as a straw man is something like: If you (A) were born in a place, or (B) lived there for 4 years before the age of 20, you can claim it as your homeland. You may claim up to two homelands. Half of every 10,000 hectare region on earth must be reserved to be split equally among indigenous people. I agree it'd be a hot sell. I see it more as a guiding principle than a practical global policy proposal. I believe we will end up in a world that approximates that policy, through gradual embrace of caring policies in all locales.