The Ethics of Immigration
with Daniel Bessner
This week’s conversation with Daniel Bessner ends with a debate about immigration. Danny argues that, as the global hegemon, the US has an “ethical responsibility” to take in migrants who have been affected by our country’s actions abroad. But that position on immigration, which lays responsibility for the global economy solely at the US’s feet, would prioritize migrants over Americans who feel that too much immigration harms their interests. Asking voters to think in global terms before considering their own interests is both unreasonable and unlikely to win anyone over.
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Does he have a yard sign on his lawn that reads "Unlimited illegal immigrants welcome into this house at my expense in compensation for whatever US policies I feel to have caused victimhood".
So, we are morally responsible for inventing the cell phone, and making it affordable so that 3rd world people can see what a shitty place they live in, and we must allow them to invade us, so as to make up for this.
Now that is some real Leftwaffe logic. No wonder people are leaving the left.
Please don't let this dumb bastard be in charge of anything.
He is staggering around yelling, who shit my pants.
Hint, it wasn't us.