I have no issue with legal immigration, and I would be surprised if anyone on this forum does.
You're implying (again), and here with respect to immigration policies, that "a democratic nation," in establishing its immigration policies, can do no wrong. If that's so, please so state. If on the other hand you believe there can be wrong immigration policies, then there can be a discussion. But not if you hold there cannot be, there being then nothing to discuss.What's wrong with a democratic nation deciding how much immigration it wants to let in? If you believe that a democratic nation can make a wrong choice in its immigration policy, what is it, why? If there is a problem, what would fix it? — Philosophim
What's wrong with a democratic nation deciding how much immigration it wants to let in? — Philosophim
Or to be simpler, if you believe nations cannot do wrong or be wrong, then what is there to discuss? — tim wood
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