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Idealistically yes. But you should focus on financial inequality first(for example with global remote work accepted as the norm). If all of a poor third world c
by throwawaynay 5y ago
Idealistically yes.
But you should focus on financial inequality first(for example with global remote work accepted as the norm).
If all of a poor third world country move to a first world country overnight this is just the same poor country on another continent.
I'm 100% for immigration, but realistically if you just allow everyone to move overnight, it's just going to make a big mess unless we first focus on financial inequality.
- maxerickson 5y agoPeople mostly don't have the resources to even get to another country. A country where most of their established social network won't be able to help them. And for example, in the US, if you don't speak English or Spanish it is going to be difficult to get unskilled work (understood that there are some places where other languages would work, I'm characterizing the overall situation).