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Should wealthy countries accept more migrants when aging populations need workers?
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Why this dilemma matters
Liberty and safety are both costs, not just benefits — every line drawn pays for the other. Choosing “Yes. Economic need and human opportunity can align” prioritises personal freedom; choosing “No. Labor shortages should not override social consent” gives more weight to collective safety.
Worth asking yourself
- Whose freedom does this protect, and whose does it cost?
- Would you accept the rule if it applied to you?
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