Author and The New Yorker writer Masha Gessen and Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland discuss Taking on the Tyrant, a panel from The Women in the World Summit in Toronto about the global rise of populism and authoritarian strong men leaders.
Monday, 9 December 2019
Immigration needs to be valued 'not because they're good, but because we're good': Gessen
Author and The New Yorker writer Masha Gessen and Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland discuss Taking on the Tyrant, a panel from The Women in the World Summit in Toronto about the global rise of populism and authoritarian strong men leaders.
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ReplyDeleteI think Mashas words "not because they`re good, but because we`re good" can have two sides. on the ine hand I agree with this statement, that thecontry, who takes immigrant schould be kind to immigrants? because they are forced to leave their homes. On the other hand some immigrants are very impudent and horrible people, who don`t even know the language of contry where they live. And make some horrible things which can make a shame upon their nation. So because of such immigrants - the "normal, good" immigrants can suffer.
ReplyDeleteAfter watching this video, I thought of only one thing: hypocrisy.The hypocrisy of politicians, businessmen, writers. They talk about tolerance. Everyone is familiar with the concept of"tolerant Europe". But when Europe was filled with immigrants, everyone forgot about it. It's nothing but hypocrisy, I think.
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