• @[email protected]
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    -391 year ago

    At this point, it’s the parent’s fault for raising their children in Iran.

    They should be doing everything in their power to leave.

    • @[email protected]
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      341 year ago

      Because it’s your fault you were born in a regime that kills anyone who tries to leave?

      That’s some hot shit take there.

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      1 year ago

      Cool, let’s have my country, the US, return to unfettered immigration policies and bring back the policy that if you set foot on US soil, you’re made a citizen.

      Then let’s start importing people from these hellstates by the millions. Throw billions of dollars at it. Redirect anti-terrorism money to this sort of immigration instead.

      I mean this 100% unironically. Great for the world, great for humanity, and spectacular for the US

      • @[email protected]
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        51 year ago

        Great for the world, great for humanity, and spectacular for the US

        Except for the republicans who hate “brown people”.

      • Ð Greıt Þu̇mpkin
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        01 year ago

        I’d propose a modified version

        With allies and neutrals negotiate an immigration policy case by case to achieve a balance which best benefits both sides of the transit.

        With enemies, open the gates and make a point of how everyone who’s able to choose will at least be extremely tempted to choose the US.

        Even better since we’re in a day and age when America’s geopolitical enemies are already in demographic crises, adopting this policy would basically set up enemy nations for abject failure while solidifying America’s own demographic balance, and in an extended sense, that of America’s allies.

        Meanwhile we avoid brain draining potential allies like opening the flood gates with mexico would achieve.

      • @[email protected]
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        -21 year ago

        I happen to agree. Ideally I would open the floodgates little by little and turn the US into a nation of a billion. So many countries want to send us the best that they have. It’s freaken free money. Come here, bring your food, and work in our factories.

    • andrew_bidlaw
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      71 year ago

      Those who are rich and comfy enough with the regime can leave easily and be welcomed across the globe. Those who aren’t, well, sucks to be them.