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Libertarians and refugees: Why 'open borders' arguments are wrong
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December 8, 2015
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Lauren Southern of TheRebel.media talks about Canada's refugee policy from a libertarian perspective.
"The topic of immigration is the subject of heated debate in libertarian circles. Some believe in open borders as a matter of principle, but I believe that's misguided."
Some leading libertarian thinkers have in fact argued that bringing in refugees is a form of "forced integration" by the State. This violates the non-aggression principle which is the very basis of libertarianism.
What about the number of refugees who'll be dependent upon the welfare state, thereby making it grow even larger?
READ Shakedown: How Our Government is Undermining Democracy in the Name of Human Rights --
Ezra Levant’s book about the Canadian Human Rights Commissions, censorship and the Mohammed cartoons was voted "the best political book of the last 25 years."
Trudeau’s Liberals MUST halt plans to bring in thousands of Syrian refugees
until they can guarantee the safety of the Canadian people.
SIGN THE PETITION at RefugeePause.ca
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