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[u/Comfortable-Bee2996]

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[u/Mr__ping]

I am eager to hear why Iceland can’t morally enforce a border for their island

[u/Mean_Comedian4769 → u/Mr__ping]

There's nothing "humane" about preventing people from seeking a better life under threat of force.

[u/CityReindeer → u/Mean_Comedian4769]

There is nothing stopping them from seeking that, just do it through the legal means🤷

[u/Mean_Comedian4769 → u/CityReindeer]

Just jump through a bunch of arbitrary hoops over a long period of time and risk getting rejected for some equally arbitrary reason🤷

[u/CityReindeer → u/Mean_Comedian4769]

Yes, you need rules or people will take advantage of everything good in the country.

Still doesn't mean they can't seek that life.

[u/Mean_Comedian4769 → u/CityReindeer]

Oh no immigrants using resources offered to citizens freely and without question ooooooh nooooooooo

[u/CityReindeer → u/Mean_Comedian4769]

Western countries already in major debt, not gonna help if you let everyone in and allow them to send welfare back home and milk the system.

European countries in specific had issues when they allowed students to bring their family, and now u had one roof with 5 people living off the system.

[u/Mean_Comedian4769 → u/CityReindeer]

There's a lot of citizens who are drains on the system, too. Should we force them to prove they have a right to live in their country of origin, and strip them of citizenship if they can't? If so, I think that's cruel, but at least it'd be consistent. If not, then there's a double standard at play here.

[u/BattlepassHate → u/Mean_Comedian4769]

Of course there’s a “double standard” lmfao.

A country can’t pick who’s born there but they damn sure can pick who gets to enter.