Avtomatk

I have the citizenship of a country with which I do not share its politics, I do not share its culture, I do not share its economic structure, I do not even have things in common with the people who live in my country (being someone highly intellectual in a country where the incentive to science is almost nil).

And I am forced to pay taxes destined for projects that do not benefit me and that are built on ideas that I do not even share.

My humble and miserable vote in the next elections is not going to change anything in my country at all.

It is like being born in tribe "a", but having the culture of tribe "b", the political and economic inclination that tribe "b" has, even living better with the people of tribe "b", but being rejected by tribe "b" for the simple fact of being born in tribe "a"... It was a decision made by my parents and now I have to pay for something I didn't do? And there isn't even a way to fix it? Does the migration system of the countries currently have any kind of logic?

There is no argument (based on philosophy) to support the current migration system.

any constructive criticism will be welcome