The basic premise of the ideas that follow is that any group that is being forced into parasitic agreements has a fundamental right to change the agreements with the intention to make it symbiotic. (This premise clearly exclude a change that intentionally result in any "new parasitic" agreement.)
The Idea...
It seems as if the job of any developed or self-sufficient country or group of people that is being overrun* by predominantly underdeveloped immigrants, making claims on their level of development is to act against the countries/groups from where the immigrants are coming. If the countries that cannot care or retain their own people are using their own incompetence or "national un/attractiveness" as a weapon against developed or self-sufficient countries, then that "weapon of incompetence" must be neutralised by an ultimatum to become a development state - even under curatorship if need be**. This seems to be the only viable option because the other logical options seem to be untenable... It include two obviously untenable options:
It seems as if the job of any developed or self-sufficient country or group of people that is being overrun* by predominantly underdeveloped immigrants, making claims on their level of development is to act against the countries/groups from where the immigrants are coming. If the countries that cannot care or retain their own people are using their own incompetence or "national un/attractiveness" as a weapon against developed or self-sufficient countries, then that "weapon of incompetence" must be neutralised by an ultimatum to become a development state - even under curatorship if need be**. This seems to be the only viable option because the other logical options seem to be untenable... It include two obviously untenable options:
- Force the belligerent countries into an isolated reserve where people are allowed to live traditional pre-globalised, pre-industrial lives without any outside interference...
- Annihilation...
*"Overrun" implies a situation that is parasitic to the extent that it cannot be absorbed and locally turned into symbiotic relationships that sustain existing prosperity, development, culture and language.
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