Re:After days of destruction, Macron blames a familiar bogey...
by LawTalkingGuy on Friday July 07, 2023 @11:57AM
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> the birth of a child doesn't obligate either parent to accommodate the newcomer.
The newcomers were accommodated, just not feted. They have rights, but those don't override the rights of other French citizens and residents.
> When you let immigrants in you acknowledge that you're letting change in.
Sure, if the immigrant has new food, or music, or religion, etc, then they'll provide new choices to their society. Society is under no obligation to take those new choices, and not doing so isn't harming the newcomer.
And this is in the context of maintaining a functioning society. Driving through crosswalks at high speed isn't one of the available choices for anyone.
The newcomers were accommodated, just not feted. They have rights, but those don't override the rights of other French citizens and residents.
> When you let immigrants in you acknowledge that you're letting change in.
Sure, if the immigrant has new food, or music, or religion, etc, then they'll provide new choices to their society. Society is under no obligation to take those new choices, and not doing so isn't harming the newcomer.
And this is in the context of maintaining a functioning society. Driving through crosswalks at high speed isn't one of the available choices for anyone.