I didn't say "we should invite", I said, "should not forbid".

A distinction without meaning. A clearly articulated policy of "I do not forbid you from entering my home" is not materially different from a clearly articulated policy of "I invite you into my home." The style is a bit more convoluted and a bit less polite, but materially it is the same policy.

I can agree with your statement about the moral ground, though.

Where do you see our moral high ground? The principle of sovereignty? National self-determination? Fairness?

- Jake

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