> Not at all. Then, as I said, the most distinguishing fact about these two is obviously not that their parents pretended to be Canadian. There really is no p

> Not at all. Then, as I said, the most distinguishing fact about these two is obviously not that their parents pretended to be Canadian. There really is no point in arguing this since you believe the circumstances of someone born in Canada, raised to some extent in Canada, and having an affinity with Canada are analogous to someone who doesn't even know Canada exists, like a large proportion of that 7 billion you talk about. BTW, did you edit your other post? Not that it changes anything, but I don't remember it saying "victims of not being born Canadian citizens" when I replied.