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> Why do borders exist? I honestly don’t know. Why do they, except for outdated historical reasons?

• userbinator 1y ago
  You should also ask yourself why countries exist, but I suspect I'm not going to convince a globalist if "outdated historical reasons" is all you can come up with.
  • MangoToupe 1y ago
    the alternative to globalism being...?
  • 47282847 1y ago
    Countries have a point as it is useful to organize locally for local issues: districts, municipalities, villages, cities, regions, states, all are useful organizational units to have, and none of those require borders (as in, regulation of migration; not borders as in organizational structuring). I see no logical argument why suddenly and arbitrarily on one of those levels one should have to introduce borders. And you have not provided any either so far, so I have no ability to grow towards your perspective. The usage of -isms is poor. If you do not want to defend your perspective, fine. But don’t make it about me. Most people will feel offended if you throw -isms at them, and rightfully so. I am an individual, not a category.