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It's part of the socratic method. It's reasonable to ask why your country of birth owes you anything. Keep in mind not every country gives you citizenship from
by lordnacho 4y ago
It's part of the socratic method.
It's reasonable to ask why your country of birth owes you anything. Keep in mind not every country gives you citizenship from birth, so it raises the question of whether what you're saying really is correct.
I would suggest if someone has worked somewhere for a decent amount of time they should not be disposed of so easily as the person in the article.
- hsn915 4y ago> It's part of the socratic method. But that question wasn't. It was bad faith "gotcha!" question.
- lordnacho 4y agoI don't think so. The question is short but it illuminates an angle most people wouldn't think of. Or when they think of it, there's no satisfactory answer immediately apparent. There's why does any country owe you, and why does your country of origin in particular owe you.