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If it were feasible, would you want the US government to prevent wealthy Americans from emigrating? If not, what is different about a ban on emigrating such th
by hollerith 7y ago
If it were feasible, would you want the US government to prevent wealthy Americans from emigrating?
If not, what is different about a ban on emigrating such that your argument applies to a ban on private schools, but does not apply to ban on emigrating?
Would not the quality of the US government stay higher if those American citizens with the largest capacity to influence it were forced to remain American citizens rather than become, e.g., German citizens when things in the US become worse than they are in Germany?
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- jbay808 7y agoSorry, I really don't follow the analogy. If there were such a thing as a public countries and private countries, within the territory of the US, such that the wealthy could opt to be governed by a private government while the poor had to be subjected to the public government, then perhaps an analogy could be made along these lines. By the way, moving countries is surprisingly rare and quite difficult to do, even when times are tough in your home country.