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> while Snowden fled the country and eventually accepted Russian citizenship. You have to be a citizen of somewhere if you want to live in most places on the E
by avgcorrection 3y ago
> while Snowden fled the country and eventually accepted Russian citizenship.
You have to be a citizen of somewhere if you want to live in most places on the Earth.
- 5555624 3y agoI believe Snowden is still a US citizen; he never renounced it, nor was it stripped from him. He has dual citizenship, once he was granted Russian citizenship.
- idlewords 3y agoSnowden was born and remains a US citizen.
- CogitoCogito 3y agoIs this supposed to be a retort to the post you’re responding to?
- willy_k 3y agoIs this supposed to be a retort to the post you’re responding to?
- dredmorbius 3y agoCitizenship of the country in which he resides provides some (admittedly shaky) greater claim to status, services, and opportunity, as well as, possibly, a passport and travel opportunities should he seek them for other domains. That last has been explicitly denied him by the country of his birth.