The Crisis of Europe's Open Borders

[mrcurious]

Yup I sure did. I just "made it up" off the top of my head with out thinking it through, reading, studying, or taking a single class and I certainly have NEVER read a single psychoanalysis of Muhammed from ANY secular source because I'm you know so biased.

Lets go back to the questions I asked you, and these questions were all in response to post #39

Bi-polar huh? This is ridiculous. Firstly, this "uncontrollable thirst" for women. Maybe you can shed some light on this. How old was he when he first got married to his first wife? When did he marry his second wife? Lets see if you can actually give us FACTS.

By the way, where in the Quran does it say God will bring Peace to All?

Can you quote us any verses IN THEIR CONTEXT (something that christians here don't like doing when quoting the quran) about verses of war and attacking enemies.

Since you've studied about Muhammad and Islam, you should have NO ISSUE answering these questions

[Adam]

Why haven't you made this creep list himself yet as Muslim? Anyplace else would ban him flat. (And already has, that's why he's here.)
He has zero concern for truth, only collecting brownie points with Allah for proselytizing.

[Starlight]

On the topic of the OP, I was reading some interesting data recently about open borders. According to gallup, if there were open borders...
- 87% of the world's population would choose to stay in the country they are currently in.
- 3% of the world's population would choose move to the US (the largest number of people would come from China)
- The remaining 10% who want to move would choose to move mainly to the UK, Canada, France, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Australia, Spain, and Italy.

In other news the number of mexicans leaving the US is now much higher than the number entering. Since 2008, the number of Mexicans illegally in the US has dropped steadily over the course of Obama's presidency, and over a million illegal immigrants have left the US and returned to Mexico. Donald Trump may want to consider building a wall to keep them in, or he won't have sources of cheap labour for his building projects.

A survey this year found that, in general, 35% of US residents "would consider" moving to live in another country.

[Adam]

I recommend clicking on that first link. SL has slanted his comments somewhat. What is notable about China is not how MANY want to come to the U. S., but how FEW. Proportionately higher countries include Nigeria, Brazil, and Bangla Desh. Some of the least are Pakistan and Iran, both countries imbued with hatred of the U. S. The proportion reaches the sky in Liberia: 37% would like to emigrate to the U. S.! (Of course great numbers of them have ancestors who were freed slaves here.) Sierra Leone hits 25%.