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>If you let in people with the skills you want isn’t it mutually beneficial? No. If a person can decide for themselves what they want (what benefits them), the
by NoMoreNicksLeft 1y ago
>If you let in people with the skills you want isn’t it mutually beneficial?
No. If a person can decide for themselves what they want (what benefits them), then I decide that I do not what that, and it is therefor not mutually beneficial. If you have some alternate theory of objective benefice, I'll hear it, but it seems you only assume such exists.
- lostlogin 1y agoI don’t understand you. If a government decides it wants a particular type of worker (eg a nurse), then it can give them residency, a work visa or something like that. What’s the issue? America appears to be on a different path.
- NoMoreNicksLeft 1y ago> If a government decides it wants a particular type of worker This is because, in your head, people exist to serve their governments, and if governments didn't need people at all then there should be no people. In mine, governments exist to serve the people, and if the people don't need a government, then there should be no government. I don't give a shit what the government wants. It's about what I want, and other people like me want. And we don't want what's under discussion.