Open Borders? Why Not?

The Wall Street Journal ^ | July 2, 2001 | ROBERT L. BARTLEY

[Plutarch]

Vdare has an excellent summary of the WSJ Editorial page and immigration over the years, including the full text of the infamous In Praise of Huddled Masses from 1984, calling for a Constitutional Admendment for Open Borders.

The entire unexcerpted Open Borders editorial can be viewed here .

[toddlintown]

Like the Senate, the WSJ sees this country as nothing more than a marketplace.

[toddlintown]

What are you smoking?

[Lumper20]

You got it dead on. Any notion of a world government is pure socialism. This country tried socialism in the early colonies. It failed as those able to work did not. Those who think that free market capitalism does not work, only need to move to Canada or Europe. I am no prospect to pay the high taxes these countries have to support those who do little, if anything. The League of Nations was a failure and so is the UN. I am beginning to wonder what our schools and universities are teaching? It certainly is not pro American.

[KoRn]

"Any notion of a world government is pure socialism. This country tried socialism in the early colonies. It failed as those able to work did not. Those who think that free market capitalism does not work, only need to move to Canada or Europe. I am no prospect to pay the high taxes these countries have to support those who do little, if anything. The League of Nations was a failure and so is the UN. I am beginning to wonder what our schools and universities are teaching? It certainly is not pro American."

QFE!

[humblegunner]

Emigrants from a 3rd world country, unwilling to assimilate, demanding undeserved rights will deflate the wage of a job that was considered a trade not too long ago.

Amen Brother.

[Lumper20]

Glad you posted the 1965 Immigration Act. It was perhaps the biggest lie ever pulled on Americans. Could this be when Ted K set up his off shore accounts?

[freddymuldoon]

Even Israel????