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I'd go even further. If a country benefits from someone's work and taxes, it should give them a say in how these taxes are spent (i.e. let them vote) after a qu
by cousin_it 4y ago
I'd go even further. If a country benefits from someone's work and taxes, it should give them a say in how these taxes are spent (i.e. let them vote) after a quite short term, for example one year.
- hayst4ck 4y agoDo you think assimilation matters? Do you think to a meaningful degree cultural norms dictate societal level outcomes?
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- stjohnswarts 4y agoI don't think so. The right to vote and control how money is spent is the right of a citizen. However I think the current immigration system is awful and should be completely redone and improved and the waitlists drastically reduced with citizenship being a lot more streamlined for active, productive members participating in our economy.
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