>Which is not actually a right. It very much depends on who you ask. Some libertarians will say that it hasn't been that long the modern system has been in pla

>Which is not actually a right. It very much depends on who you ask. Some libertarians will say that it hasn't been that long the modern system has been in place. I think since roughly WWI? The lack of a "right" to enter a country could be compared with the modern lack of a right for pedestrians to walk in middle of most streets. Now and then some people get quite bitter about that.