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The free market libertarian position is very pro immigration (open minds, open markets, open borders) for the same reasons you mentioned. I would argue that man
by cpursley 6y ago
The free market libertarian position is very pro immigration (open minds, open markets, open borders) for the same reasons you mentioned. I would argue that many conservatives aren't really pro capitalism when it comes down to the details.
Also, I noticed that the more socialist a country leans the more difficult it is to immigrate largely due to the potential burden that person may place on society (they require you to have skills or capital, not have certain diseases, certifications, ect).
- humanrebar 6y agoI'd argue that most people aren't anti-capitalist either. Capitalism is mostly about individual property rights and the implications that fall out of it. Most people who are critical of capitalism are conflating capitalism and corporatism. The essence of capitalism is hard to argue against without rejecting individual rights or currency or something similarly non-controversial and ingrained in society.
- jpxw 6y ago> The free market libertarian position is very pro immigration On the condition that the welfare state is minimal, though.