Just remember walls don't just keep people out, they keep people in too. Because I was born in a place I didn't choose I ended up having a passport with certain limitations, this has nothing to do with me or my ability to comply with rules. Every time I hear someone giving credibility to borders I imagine they've never had these limitations. I don't wish for anyone to find out what this is like, but maybe people do need to experience it to learn a few lessons. I imagine a few passports will lose strength while others will gain in my life time, things change. Obtaining this freedom is nice, but you don't forget what is like not to have it. I wonder how people who had the freedoms and then lost them would feel like.
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