Nations have always had borders (even if somewhat fuzzy) and 'border control'.

A passport is a modern version of that but the idea of controlling entry into a piece of land that the inhabitants thought of as theirs, or at least that they were the stewards of, has always been there. And if you slipped in somehow, you'd still stand out as soon as you showed your face and be rapidly identified as an 'outsider' simply because of the way you looked, spoke, the fact that nobody knew you, etc. Nations used to be much more homogeneous, a 'border defence' in itself.

A good example of successful border control was the Sakoku period in Japan, where the country's borders were shut down almost completely for over 250 years, while still allowing some very controlled contact with the outside world at a couple of trading ports. This allowed Japan to learn about the outside modern world in a controlled manner (books, especially about western science and technology were still allowed in through the ports), and, I would argue, protected Japan from colonisation, foreign conquest and cultural loss (as happened to the nation directly south of them, The Philippines, and many other Asian nations too).

This is not to necessarily defend the excessive level of policing of borders that some countries now enforce, but the idea of a world with 'open borders' or no borders, as you seem to be suggesting, is an unrealistic one, not just politically but also in the animal and biological realms (e.g. all of the healthy functionings of an organism depend heavily on borders, such as the cell wall, the blood-brain barrier, the skin, etc etc).

Indeed! Passports are a very new thing. You are going into deep (for some) territory there because we are born into a system of control that most people never question. I say if you have a passport you are essentially owned by that state. They can call you up to sacrifice your life and force you by threat of violence to do all sorts. It's something I want to do more research on to get more insight. I had a conversation with a teacher the other day and it brought it home to me (once again!) that people think the state owns your children (and it continues from there into adulthood). My kids did not go to school and I have encountered so much attitude. It's been a huge eye-opener to dissect all the many many comments and conversations I've had over the years. They just cannot get their heads around the concept of freedom. I will sit and write about it all properly someday.

Did you ever saw any politicians using their passports or crazy rules when they fly? NONE. Why people do not ask these reasonable questions?

Good point! Indeed are some private jets that do not ask questions... It's all about a contract and that contract rules and agreement. Check this out https://www.tapjets.com/

The birds don't have to do that. Identify as a bird...

please pay attention to all I said in this guide... you will find your own way... towards sovereignty. https://darthcoin.substack.com/p/natural-law-and-bitcoin

You still don't get it... Is not about to trick a gov... is about to rebut their authority over you the living man.

You still don't get it. Sad that you laugh at this. Show us that we are so early and people still want to be shitizen slaves. Please go back to your cage.

man, I feel sorry for you if you really believe that!

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pound sand?

Illegal immigrants in Europe or USA ?

have you lived there? I mean, living... not holidaying! True is that you can live on cash and access some weird stuff with it, the level of corruption is over my head. Illegal people living there believe me aren't having funny times, but probably better than the countries they escaped from.