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> Not as far as I can tell. It depends a bit if you have absolute quotas, or thresholds/scoring. > some outlandish things under the rubric of American excepti
by ska 5y ago
> Not as far as I can tell.
It depends a bit if you have absolute quotas, or thresholds/scoring.
> some outlandish things under the rubric of American exceptionalism,
I was unclear, apologies. The idea isn't that nobody goes anywhere else, obviously. The idea, which I have heard many times in the US, is that once someone has decided to immigrate, all else being equal they would obviously choose the US. Clearly most times all else isn't equal; but it also doesn't seem to be true...
- throwaway894345 5y ago> The idea, which I have heard many times in the US, is that once someone has decided to immigrate, all else being equal they would obviously choose the US Fair enough, but even still I’ve never heard that even among “Fuck yeah, ‘merica” types.