If the planet is our home and each country a room in it, then how free are we really if we have to ask for permision to enter into our own kitchen? and how come some get to eat more than others?
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If the planet is our home and each country a room in it, then how free are we really if we have to ask for permision to enter into our own kitchen? and how come some get to eat more than others?
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Interesting perspective. Thank you for sharing. But may I ask, as the parent of children, do you think I should open my doors to anyone? No questions asked? My role as parent is to protect my children. So borders, just like the doors of our home have a purpose. I think it’s important to see both sides of the border issue here.
I don’t think borders are about keeping people out. I think it’s about cautious and purposefully letting people in.
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What an amazing perspective, and the rhetorical questions at the end will gob smack the world diplomats that invented visas and borders.
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Did you get some of your thoughts from here (similar ideas): https://fullarticle.org/FFidea
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Interesting perspective
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borders suck. i feel what you mean.
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