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❝ For God's sake! No!
❝ In reality, perhaps nothing makes the abyss into which the world has fallen since the First World War more evident than the limitation of freedom of movement and the impairment of a natural right. Before 1914, the earth belonged to everyone: one went wherever they wanted and stayed as long as they wanted [...] Only after the war did the world's perturbation caused by nationalism begin, and as its first phenomenon, it provoked the intellectual and epidemic disease of our century: xenophobia.
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