Did a country with high standards of living and safety appear out of nowhere or was it built by countless generations? Or did millions sweat, struggle and die to build many safe European countries?

If your answer is yes - you discriminate against those who built a better future for their children by saying that this better future, the result of their hard work does not belong to their children, but to the whole world.

That is a horrendous despicable discrimination and a spit on the graves of people who worked hard for a better future of their children.

You are giving away for free the inheritance that belongs to the children of hard-working parents.

You discriminate hard working people – you say that the result of their work, their “salary”, belongs to everyone.

That is discrimination.

Did a country with high standards of living and safety appear out of nowhere or was it built by countless generations? Deciding who enters or stays in a country is not discrimination, it is a fundamental right of the native people who built their homeland and one of the basic functions of borders.

Imagine if a soldier in Denmark who have just returned from WW2 would have been told that by 2050 20% of the country, he has just defended would belong to Germans. Would he be happy?
Is that what he fought for – so that future generations will give up 20% of the country to their neighbors without a single shot?
But what happened is much worse, it’s not the neighbors what will own 20% of the country, but people from other continents with no connection to Denmark or Europe what so ever.
Did this soldier fight for that? Did his friends die for that?
Did Europeans survive the horrors of the WW2 only to see their grandchildren to be murdered in their own homeland at a rate of fifteen times higher by a hand of a Somalian. For every killed person 15 more will be killed by Somalians. And then 14 more killed by Moroccans. And so on! And their grandchildren will pay billions to those foreign societies with zero connection to Europe to be murdered at a 15 times higher rate!

Did this soldier fight for that? Did his friends die for that?

That is not just discrimination, that is a horrendous injustice. A crime against humanity. A destruction of a safe country that millions died to protect and build.