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I think you're misunderstanding how borders work. A border simply allows a country to control what goes in and out of its geographic boundaries. It doesn't al
by lottin 4y ago
I think you're misunderstanding how borders work. A border simply allows a country to control what goes in and out of its geographic boundaries. It doesn't allow a country to control what goes in and out of another country's geographic boundaries (that would be a blockade).
And I never said that the Lebanese diaspora shouldn't be able to send payments, I don't know where you get this idea from.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 4y agoApologies. Quick recap of the thread so far: Parent 'jonathan-adly' indicated specific use case for 'Lebanese diaspora', which you then derided. We briefly discussed the 'boundaries' without any real specifics and here we are now. << I think you're misunderstanding how borders work. It is possible. << A border simply allows a country to control what goes in and out of its geographic boundaries. And yet countries manage to "control what goes in and out of another country's geographic boundaries" despite that. Asterisk may be needed with something akin to 'to an extent', but it is hard to argue with that simple reality.