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I'm definitely sympathetic to any individual having difficulty trying to travel, but it's not a 'privilege' that I have. It's not some arbitrary thing. So if y
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
I'm definitely sympathetic to any individual having difficulty trying to travel, but it's not a 'privilege' that I have. It's not some arbitrary thing.
So if you want to 'solve the problem' of 'inequivalent passporting' rights ... then you can encourage citizens and groups of citizens to take the measures necessary to obtain them. Aside from 'special cases' (i.e. Palestine, Taiwan) it's a matter of intelligent organization. There is no avoiding reality.
- oblio 8y agoIt is a privilege... you didn't "achieve" being born to your parents, you just happened to be. You did achieve things during your lifetime, but really big changes usually take decades, even lifetimes. Few people get to see such radical changes happen.