We're all just cattle living on a giant farm. The borders are our cattle fencing to keep us grazing in the right field so we can be milked (taxed) by the right farmer (government). And if anyone thinks there's a difference, just think, cows have free healthcare, housing, food, roads to their different pens, etc. Did the farmer pay for that to provide for the cow, or did the cow pay for that to provide for the farmer?
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From the open field we follow the tightening path to the killing floor
that and it keeps the bears out.
lol
Sorry you feel this way. Free countries provide the ability for its citizens to leave (ie cross national borders) with little effort. To think otherwise is non-sense.
You're telling me I could leave Canada and cross into the US without having to pay any sort of extortion fee? And then once there, I could freely trade with someone for goods and services and then return without being further extorted with fees and taxes on those goods. Free contries don't provide this ability, they restrict it and capitalize from it via threats of force and violence.
No, I never said it didn't cost money, or that there was no process. I never said any of what you just wrote.
Borders are not meant to lock us inside countries like cattle -- they're to keep wolves off the farm.
I didn't mean to imply that you physically said anything I typed. I apologize if that's how it seemed and I guess I should have worded it differently.
But...
You should re-read this post because it's implying this is what we are told but it's not what's actually happening if you really think about it. I was initially just emphasizing the other side of it. To think it's not happening both ways is just non-sense.