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Blows my mind that there are still people who think it should be illegal for anyone, anywhere, to move to a new place and get a job there.

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  • Sally StrangeS Sally Strange

    Blows my mind that there are still people who think it should be illegal for anyone, anywhere, to move to a new place and get a job there.

    #BordersAreBullshit #Borders #BordersAreMurders #BordersAreViolence #MovementIsAHumanRight

    JohnsJ This user is from outside of this forum
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    @SallyStrange Honestly? As long as they pay taxes the same as everyone else and don't take advantage of the services provided by those, I'm ok.
    I worked two years in London, I would be an hypocrite if I wasn't.

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    • Plausible Human BeingL Plausible Human Being

      @SallyStrange I'm retired, so I don't even need the job!!!!! I just want to move to a new place where I hope I would feel and be safer.

      Sally StrangeS This user is from outside of this forum
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      @LovingFalloutLondon1954
      Literally the foundation of human existence: picking up and starting new someplace else. It's a basic human right.

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      • JohnsJ Johns

        @SallyStrange Honestly? As long as they pay taxes the same as everyone else and don't take advantage of the services provided by those, I'm ok.
        I worked two years in London, I would be an hypocrite if I wasn't.

        Sally StrangeS This user is from outside of this forum
        Sally StrangeS This user is from outside of this forum
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        @Johns_priv
        If someone doesn't pay taxes and "takes advantage of services," then the penalty should be the same regardless of where that person started out their life. Which normally would be having whoever is in charge of collecting taxes track you down and make you pay. Not being kidnapped, imprisoned, and dropped off somewhere else where you don't want to be.

        Also seems to me that most of the reason an undocumented person wouldn't pay taxes in the first place is the existence of a border, so if that's your main concern then you should be for reducing obstacles to migration and integration into a new polity as much as possible.

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        • Sally StrangeS Sally Strange

          @Johns_priv
          If someone doesn't pay taxes and "takes advantage of services," then the penalty should be the same regardless of where that person started out their life. Which normally would be having whoever is in charge of collecting taxes track you down and make you pay. Not being kidnapped, imprisoned, and dropped off somewhere else where you don't want to be.

          Also seems to me that most of the reason an undocumented person wouldn't pay taxes in the first place is the existence of a border, so if that's your main concern then you should be for reducing obstacles to migration and integration into a new polity as much as possible.

          JohnsJ This user is from outside of this forum
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          @SallyStrange I'm European, here we usually don't deport people. In fact the president of my country is about to "legalize" half a million immigrants.

          My only problem with immigration is those that ignore the laws. For instance there's a minimum salary, by accepting less than that in "black money" (outside the laws and not paying taxes or social security) they cause problems for everyone else and piss on all the effort it took to gain those advantages

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          • Sally StrangeS Sally Strange

            Blows my mind that there are still people who think it should be illegal for anyone, anywhere, to move to a new place and get a job there.

            #BordersAreBullshit #Borders #BordersAreMurders #BordersAreViolence #MovementIsAHumanRight

            Samuel SantaellaS This user is from outside of this forum
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            @SallyStrange First time I'm coming across this belief. I've heard very often that "if you don't like it here, leave/move"

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            • Samuel SantaellaS Samuel Santaella

              @SallyStrange First time I'm coming across this belief. I've heard very often that "if you don't like it here, leave/move"

              Sally StrangeS This user is from outside of this forum
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              @samuelsantaella
              The people who say that aren't thinking at all. It's just a reflex. They have no idea how hard that would be, or, if they do, they're reveling in cruelty.

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              • JohnsJ Johns

                @SallyStrange I'm European, here we usually don't deport people. In fact the president of my country is about to "legalize" half a million immigrants.

                My only problem with immigration is those that ignore the laws. For instance there's a minimum salary, by accepting less than that in "black money" (outside the laws and not paying taxes or social security) they cause problems for everyone else and piss on all the effort it took to gain those advantages

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                @Johns_priv
                Oh yeah, Spain, right? Hopefully the regularization will help with those issues.

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                • Sally StrangeS Sally Strange

                  Blows my mind that there are still people who think it should be illegal for anyone, anywhere, to move to a new place and get a job there.

                  #BordersAreBullshit #Borders #BordersAreMurders #BordersAreViolence #MovementIsAHumanRight

                  CyC This user is from outside of this forum
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                  It stops the barbarians from invading and uh... moving to a new place and getting a job here!
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                  • Sally StrangeS Sally Strange

                    Blows my mind that there are still people who think it should be illegal for anyone, anywhere, to move to a new place and get a job there.

                    #BordersAreBullshit #Borders #BordersAreMurders #BordersAreViolence #MovementIsAHumanRight

                    Autumn MeadowM This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @SallyStrange
                    Especially in a world where money is a requirement for survival. When it's illegal to be homeless, what choices do people have?

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                    • Sally StrangeS Sally Strange

                      @LovingFalloutLondon1954
                      Literally the foundation of human existence: picking up and starting new someplace else. It's a basic human right.

                      The Orange ThemeT This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @SallyStrange @LovingFalloutLondon1954 Funny how nobody bats an eye when animals migrate thousands of miles for food or shelter or to mate, but people suddenly have so many opinions when humans try to do it.

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                      • JohnsJ Johns

                        @SallyStrange I'm European, here we usually don't deport people. In fact the president of my country is about to "legalize" half a million immigrants.

                        My only problem with immigration is those that ignore the laws. For instance there's a minimum salary, by accepting less than that in "black money" (outside the laws and not paying taxes or social security) they cause problems for everyone else and piss on all the effort it took to gain those advantages

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                        @Johns_priv @SallyStrange

                        Why does no one seem to want to go after employers for this? Is it because migrants are an easier target?

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                        • JohnsJ Johns

                          @SallyStrange I'm European, here we usually don't deport people. In fact the president of my country is about to "legalize" half a million immigrants.

                          My only problem with immigration is those that ignore the laws. For instance there's a minimum salary, by accepting less than that in "black money" (outside the laws and not paying taxes or social security) they cause problems for everyone else and piss on all the effort it took to gain those advantages

                          Neil KandalgaonkarN This user is from outside of this forum
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                          Neil Kandalgaonkar
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                          @Johns_priv @SallyStrange Sounds like the employers are the ones committing the crime. It blows my mind that the elites get away with blaming someone for (checks notes) accepting a job that pays too little

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                          • Sally StrangeS Sally Strange

                            Blows my mind that there are still people who think it should be illegal for anyone, anywhere, to move to a new place and get a job there.

                            #BordersAreBullshit #Borders #BordersAreMurders #BordersAreViolence #MovementIsAHumanRight

                            Leo Schuldiner 🤘🏼L This user is from outside of this forum
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                            @SallyStrange first of all, we are humans. We didn't choose where to born, so those who think are better than others because of it, are delusional. Btw, here in Chile is very normal seeing inmigrants who are legal here discriminating against people for being foreigners... totally nuts

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