Half of rejected Denmark asylum applications 'contained falsehoods': report

[TwistedSkull]

Mistakes in application -> Liar and fraud.

Right wing logic.

While there might be mistakes in some applications. Alot of immigrants have been told to fabricate a story to more likely get asylum in Denmark which Tv2 has uncovered by hidden camara.

[Machismo]

That is because voluntary government, as you envisage it, does not work.



Your idea fails as it does not take into account that we are not under any obligation to follow your rules, yet for practical reasons they would have to be at least compatible if we lived next to each other. Someone would inevitibly have to change any laws that seriously conflict and if we cannot agree on a compromise, then force is used.

Your society would rely on dispute resolution, such as courts and force of arms if such disputes are unable to be settled amicably. You are not changing the current paradigm, you are creating it.

Your idea is not a revolutionary concept, nor anything that we should aim toward, it is utterly pointless. It is like reinventing the wheel as a square, then rounding off the edges.

Then it brings along the exact same failings of an involuntary government, yet does not force people into it.

[Kalis]

Then it brings along the exact same failings of an involuntary government, yet does not force people into it.

One is practical, the other is not.

You cannot just dismiss practicality as if it is irrelevant, any society would need to be practical in order to function and your society would not function, therefore your idea is not worthy of serious consideration.

When someone can spot fundamental flaws in it within just a few seconds, then it needs either a complete redo, or scrapping. It requires people to not have any issues with others around them, so it is a no go, that is even if humans were far nicer and accepting than they will ever be.

It might work if we were all clones and wanted the exact same thing, but then a society like that sort of defeats the point of it anyway. As far as I can see, it has no practical use even as a theory.

[Deleted]

Because the OP clearly denied they were Danes.

Stop tilting at windmills. Nobody in the thread has denied that their nationality is danish. As far as I can tell they're talking about ethnicity.