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I have a few in front of me. From a US passport: "Nationality: United States of America" From an Australian passport: "Nationality: Australian" I have not se
by sratner 10y ago
I have a few in front of me.
From a US passport: "Nationality: United States of America"
From an Australian passport: "Nationality: Australian"
I have not seen an EU passport, but as far as I know EU does not claim ideological erasure of any national identity in favour of some ideal "European".
[Edit: No accusation of racism had been made, whether I believe it to exist or not. The point is that it is difficult to claim ethnic identity does not exist, while explicitly highlighting it at every opportunity. The two countries I single out above make a point of being "melting pots", and are much more consistent in applying that.]
- angry_octet 10y agoI have to admire the European love of sophistry as an end in itself, for surely you have not advaned the argument.
- stuaxo 10y agoA British one has: Country Code: GBR Nationality: British Citizen Along with the town of birth, which is not enough to get any more information about ethnicity than you could from the name and picture.