Does the phenomenon of a country dumping their poverty and social problems unto another richer country's feet to carry and slove need to stop?

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

You're a sovereign nation then you solve your own damn problems. 🙄

[RealMarek]

It would be best for common people to stop mass migration. It causes a drain of talent from the countries the migrants are from and imposes huge costs (depressed wages, housing inflation, product prices, taxes, destabilization of communities) in the destination countries. However, it will continue because it is excellent for the elites, most of whom ironically live behind walls and with private security. The corrupt elites in the countries of origin find it easier to hang onto power and relieve social pressure to change, and the elites in the destination countries disproportionately reap the benefits of GDP growth, build a client group of more or less reliable pro-elite voters, while having the people subsidize cheap labor.

[ObscuredBeyond]

It's those who present themselves as the only middlemen that count, plus the current crop of politicians, caring nothing about what the Constitution says, that need to be feared most. The poor always exist. The middlemen get rich and powerful. They are liars and locusts. And the swarm must be sprayed.

[exitseven]

Everyone is doing this. All these $#!%hole countries are opening up all their prisons and psych wards and sending everyone to Bidenville.

[Anonymous]

A lot of these poor countries are poor because of USA involvement.

Even in your country. D R.

But let's use a different country like Mexico Guatemala Venezuela el savaldpr

We just sent 53 billion to Ukraine out of thin air. Wouldn't it make sense for your neighboring country be booming economically so they won't invade.

Instead of sending jobs to China send th next door for around the same price.

[GlassTop]

The reason the countries are poor are because of government corruption and crime. Do you think Ukraine is going to use that money for war? Absolutely not. More than half of that is going into government pocket, including American government. Who knows what happens with the rest.

[NathanDavis]

quite ironic... coming from the immigrant that the USA accepted to help, even if he came from a poorer country despite all the problems...

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

My family asked for permission to enter the U. S. nor did my family bad mouth this country and demanded they must let us in or they are "racist"

[NathanDavis]

yes... you came from a poorer country to ask for help from a richer country

and they welcomed you with open arms...

now nice of them? right? they showed great compassion with the less fortunate

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

You're missing the point as always. I'm speaking of another sovereign nation dumping all their social problems and demanding another country deals with their mess.

[NathanDavis]

also... . didn't you say that Jesus welcomed you in his heart... despite you being an awful and troubled person who did many wrongs? you said that...

and even after he accepted you... you continue to be a despicable person that wishes misery and death upon others that are less fortunate than you, just because you do not approve of the desperate choices they make

when you... were also desperate when you came to Jesus to be reborn again, or so you say...

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

You clearly don't have a legitimate argument to the question being asked so you resort to gaslight me with my religion.

Trying to guilty trip or gaslight me doesn't work at all against me.

[NathanDavis]

this is not about your religion... it is about the hatred you hold in you... and how you keep throwing towards others with zero consideration

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

[007kingifrit]

indeed, nations can never have moral obligations to outsiders. it defeats the entire point of a nation

[ArtemisSilver]

It's less dumping than just chaos winning out.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

What?

[ArtemisSilver]

As in it's just people fleeing the chaos of failed states rather than an intended effort as such.

[ArtemisSilver]

In the US context though, rolling over and letting Russia and China win the future seems like a bad idea if that's what you're about.