jabowery
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Originally Posted by jabowery

Hans-Hermann Hoppe's critical intellectual failure in his thinking about immigration policy is embodied in the following quote from "On Free Immigration and Forced Integration":

Now, if the government excludes a person while even one domestic resident wants to admit this very person onto his property, the result is forced exclusion (a phenomenon that does not exist under private property anarchism).

In this he is presuming there is no option for what pre-Austrian-school

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As predicted in "Last Chance for Michael Nystrom" he had only a limited amount of time to take my advice and that time has passed as evidenced by the Alexa reach statistics for dailypaul.com vs freerepublic.com:

Originally Posted by jabowery

"In medical isolation in South Texas, 100 miles or so from Mexico's border, is a man who embodies one of U.S. health officials' greatest worries: He is the first person to cross and be held in detention while infected with one of the most severe types of drug-resistant tuberculosis known today."

"His three-month odyssey through 13 countries—from his homeland of Nepal through South Asia, Brazil, Mexico, and finally into Texas—shows the way in which dangerous new strains

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Originally Posted by jabowery

Now lemme get this straight:

Reality: Individuals in a state of nature have a natural right to contract with each other to unite their individually controlled territories in a mutual insurance company that defends their joint territories against trespass.

Immigration Enthusiast: No they don't have any such right to contract. That's collectivism!


Reality: Even if we assume there is no right to contract, if we open borders before we enable individuals

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Originally Posted by jabowery

TO THE CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

We the people of the United States who are committed to the present U.S. Constitution, recognizing that a conspiracy's unconstitutional control over Congress has resulted in the passage of unconstitutional "laws" far too numerous to be tested in the courts, hereby state our grievances and our petition that two specific steps be taken by Congress to correct this condition. Compliance with this petition requires that

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