Is there a component of libertarianism that you would like to understand better? Post it in the comments and see if someone can help answer your question.
Is there any empirical evidence that could convince @LPNational that, actually, open borders might be bad for libertarianism in the long run?
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How do you 'deal with the blowback' if you end up with the majority of the people in a country holding illiberal values (e.g. tribalism, fundamentalism, actual patriarchy)? By then it's too late; you've lost game, set, and match.
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What do you mean by "bad" though? Bad is too vague for them not to dance around. There will never be evidence on economic grounds, b/c true open borders (meaning, no welfare state either) is indisputably great for the economy. But on a social cohesion level, you might make ground
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I was thinking 'bad' in terms of illiberal attitudes, values, & world-views increasing if some immigrants aren't actually open to libertarian reasoning. Then we've freedom'ed ourselves into anti-freedom.
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I would like to see the evidence. Open boarders does not fully entail an unsecure boarder.
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