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Seit einer Weile habe ich für “Offene-Grenzen.net” wöchentlich unter der Überschrift „Verweise ohne Grenzen“ eine Sammlung von Links zusammengestellt zu deutschsprachigen Artikeln, die mit dem Thema „Offene Grenzen“ zusammenhängen. Mein Betriebsgeheimnis, wie ich dabei vorgehe, ist leicht verraten: Ich google die Ergebnisse für die letzte Woche zum kombinierten Stichwort „offene Grenzen“, was normalerweise nur wenige … Continue reading Der Elefant im Raum
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Pro Open Borders The efficient, egalitarian, libertarian, utilitarian way to double world GDP — Bryan Caplan, title of a blog post If research energy were proportional to the inefficiency of the status quo, virtually every economist would study immigration. And if outrage were proportional to harm, virtually every protest on earth would be in favor … Continue reading Quotable quotes
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See also welfare state/fiscal burden objection,
The “culture clash” argument is an important argument, or rather cluster of arguments, offered against immigration. There are two different versions of the argument. Some people make only one version of the argument, some make the other, and some make both: The culture of immigrants is objectively inferior to the culture of natives, and/or is … Continue reading Culture clash