[LexiMax]

> This, coupled with the fact that I will leave the country if abuses start to become more common, gives me a lot of confidence that I indeed have nothing to worry about.

There's a lot about your post that seemed naive, but this one takes the cake.

Given how we treat immigrants in the US, and the wave of anti-immigrant sentiment that seems to be rising throughout the world, what makes you think the world would actually want you in their country?

[try_the_bass]

> what makes you think the world would actually want you in their country?

Because I would bring value to their country by being a productive, taxpaying citizen?

[LexiMax]

> Because I would bring value to their country by being a productive, taxpaying citizen?

This has never prevented immigrants from becoming populist scapegoats.

[try_the_bass]

And plenty of immigrants have lived successful, productive lives in such environments.

You're just arguing vague hypotheticals at this point, and two can easily play that game and get no where.

I'm not sure what your point is anymore other than "I disagree with you and I'm going to invent hypotheticals to counter everything you say".