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I am from the US but do not live there - I live in Norway. Open immigration doesn't necessarily mean open rights to social structure: After all, most places ha
by Broken_Hippo 5y ago
I am from the US but do not live there - I live in Norway.
Open immigration doesn't necessarily mean open rights to social structure: After all, most places have some limits on the safety net you are entitled to now - For example: Taking certain types of social help here in Norway hurts my own immigration. You can have some controls on this: One actual answer is to make sure everyone has basic things as rights (Such as food and shelter) and work on making everywhere decent enough places to live - but for this, we need less global exploitation.