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Where's the joke? The purpose of any government ought to be to benefit its citizens. Certainly there's a moral obligation to not unduly wrong others in the cour
by thfuran 3y ago
Where's the joke? The purpose of any government ought to be to benefit its citizens. Certainly there's a moral obligation to not unduly wrong others in the course of that pursuit, but it is contrary to the mission of a government to benefit foreigners at the expense of its own population.
- Zetice 3y agoThe purpose of government is to provide social goods to everyone who agreed to give up some freedoms to be part of that government. Non citizens have equal right to feed their families, and anyone who has agreed to the social contract has equal rights to the social services the government has agreed to provide, regardless of citizenship.
- pacerier 3y agoreplace the word "citizen" with "consenter" to understand where the mistake is in your argument.