A lot of asian countries take care of their own populations unlike countries run by whites who give no fucks about their own people. For example in Thailand its easy for a foreigner to get a retirement or investment visa etc than to get a work visa. They rightfully make it hard for foreigners to work there so they can protect Thai jobs while making it easy for foreigners to get tourist or retirement or investment visas. So its easy for foreigners to go there and spend money (which is good) but harder for foreigners to work there as it should be.
Bingo.
It's funny, the American visa system is in many ways the direct opposite of that. They make it so difficult to come for short term tourism or as seasonal workers that you get a lot of people that just come illegally and stay permanently, when that was never their intent.
But the "country making laws to benefit its own people" thing is so rare in the west, and It's surprising how few understand this.
It's interesting to note than
even in this thread, in this forum of mostly redpilled men, the "Magic Dirt Theory" exists.
The idea that once someone's foot touches the dirt, no matter their background, said foreigner is now the same as a fully indigenous person and is no different from anyone else in that country ("it's a bad thing that you will always be viewed as an outsider if you are an outsider").
How do you think Jews subverted our country? Well, it's quite easy to see, isn't it?
To reiterate:
Limiting immigration is good
Hierarchy is good
Respecting your own culture and tradition (even if you geographically relocate) is good
Accepting an outsider as an outsider can be kind and generous (ie the way a Japanese person will treat you if you visit there). Pretending you are Japanese because you buy a house there is silly. I just don't understand people in this forum who can't grasp that!
The Canadian system of "smarter" white collar immigrants is not really any better than one that accepts low skilled immigrants.
But the "magic dirt" idea is so nutty. It's the equivalent of saying "you are free to do whatever you want in your personal life" versus accepting that a man in a dress is actually not a man, but a woman! I can tolerate a cross dresser. But I'll never lie and say it has magically changed its sex.