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Non-citizens aren't members of the nation, so the US are okay if we base morality on that random quote.
by ycgeu 7y ago
Non-citizens aren't members of the nation, so the US are okay if we base morality on that random quote.
- Buttons840 7y agoThat's not a satisfactory excuse or interpretation of the quote. Let's say North Korea selected a few of the leading family and declared they are "members", under such circumstances would that quote imply that North Korea is the greatest nation, because all its "members" have near King-like status? Or likewise, can a nation increase its greatness by declaring the weakest among them to be "non-members".
- dredmorbius 7y agoA non-citizen of decdes' residency, with family, business, social, community, and cultural interactions is not a member of the country[1]? ________________________________ Notes: 1. The US is technically not a nation-state, being a broad mix of numerous cultures. It is a state, or country, but not "nation". De facto of course, this is significantly modified.