Message from @21tagtmeiern
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Banned
No immigration
none except if they speak the language, learn the culture, learn the history, and display an alright level of intelligence in various aptitude tests
a stark contrast to the citizenship test for the USA, which is quite literally 10 questions
What Hanaso said
6 of which you need to get correct
Allow immigrants in but at the same time enforce the death penalty.
lmfao
modern Japanese immigration systems
pretty much perfect
My dream "country" would probably be a voluntary confederation of covenant communities. Depending on the confederal law/agreements, each covenant would probably choose it's own way of accepting or denying people membership/citizenship.
@CryptoBlok I think that's similar to syndicalism
Syndicalism is more of a socialistic economic system. https://infogalactic.com/info/Syndicalism
I'm thinking more like a confederacy of Hoppean-style covenant communities, though I guess they would each have the right to determine their own economic policies as well.
basically I'll recover the National Origins Act
^
no immigration
Closed borders with few exceptions. People can visit, maybe even go to school, but have to leave when they’re done.
citizenship is not immigration just to clarify
that's separate
but there needs to be more room for high-skilled immigrants and refugees at the very least
from my preliminary research into the topic
@Deleted User I think foreigners should be allowed to go to school, but that's about as far as it goes
@everyone 🔖 Daily Question
Who is your favorite US president and why?
Thomas Jefferson, the founder of American liberty
for me
Reagan, basically put the final nail in the Soviet's coffin
Trump, he is in my lifetime and I can relate to him.
COLLECTIVE
Trump
@Finchie reagan brought in millions of mexicans too
King George III
👍
hard to say
tr was pretty good
Ted Roosevelt
Obama <:noyoudidnt:459545660698525696>
Thomas Jefferson
John F Kennedy.
Tie between Jackson and Theodore Roosevelt for me. Jackson for his fight against the central bank, standing up to the judiciary, and his pursuit of finding more settlable land for Americans. Roosevelt for his imperialism, conservationism, and regulations of corporations.