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> Humans are humans, doesn't matter what country they were born in.. Doesn't matter to who?... The guy in the US? The guy from India that wants to replace the
by powertower 12y ago
> Humans are humans, doesn't matter what country they were born in..
Doesn't matter to who?... The guy in the US? The guy from India that wants to replace the guy in the US? The guy in Africa that wants to replace the guy in India?
And how does the guy in India feel about the guy in Africa taking his job or lowering his salary, does his stand still stand - or was it one-sided all from the start?
Most humans do see nationality, race, and other attributes of the group - even to the extent of killing someone over it.
- savanaly 12y agoBut surely at least the commenters of HN can see that the country you are born in is pure chance? And it's really important to remember that when thinking about whether workers from one country or another should be able to work for someone else in another country.
- powertower 12y agoIt's not really the "born" part that's important. There is a lot more to a person than that single second you are born in... Like the other 1-100 years of your life, most of which you spend in that country and become part of it.