1/ Tricky question: what is the opposite of a “border”? The typical fearful-right idea of a non-border is a vague fear of a massive flood of people, suggesting a dam-like containment of pressure. The idea of developing world “overpopulation” encourages this mental model.
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you and I are both here because America is and has been open to immigration. this legal openness was rooted in culture, in a certain kind of idealism, however you feel about the attitudes you encounter.
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That’s one half of the story, yes. For Canada it is perhaps more like 90% of the story.
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