The direction of history is globalization
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This argument is used in the debates Does being on the left necessarily mean being in favor of mass immigration? and Should we accept immigration?.
This argument is a justification of We can't stop immigration.
This argument is used in the debates Does being on the left necessarily mean being in favor of mass immigration? and Should we accept immigration?.This argument is a justification of We can't stop immigration.
Summary
Humanity began with clans, tribes, then villages, then small towns and so on. The historical movement is the unification of the world: the great modern megalopolises are multicultural, like New York, London or Hong Kong. This movement goes hand in hand with the generalization of human, women's and children's rights. The problems facing the world are ecological problems on a global scale, requiring a global response. It's an illusion to want to maintain closed countries and national policies.
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Only rich countries are multicultural -
The meaning of history is the return of identities
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There's no sense of history