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Point taken. But don't they have a right to restrict immigration enough to enable some assimilation of the immigrants, rather than feeling overrun?
by Roboprog 13y ago
Point taken. But don't they have a right to restrict immigration enough to enable some assimilation of the immigrants, rather than feeling overrun?
- mpyne 13y agoThey have the right to. Is it a good idea for the long-term though? If the issue is that the birthrate is too low and the deficit you need to make up is, say, 300,000 people per year, then the numbers say you need to let in 300,000 people per year, which may be far above what a xenophobic society can assimilate (I feel like we're talking about Master of Orion 2 here btw :P)