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> There's nothing outdated about it. Dual/multi citizenship is the weird concept here, it's used solely to skirt laws and taxation. This is absolute nonsense.
by anaisbetts 3y ago
> There's nothing outdated about it. Dual/multi citizenship is the weird concept here, it's used solely to skirt laws and taxation.
This is absolute nonsense. There are many, many scenarios where people end up with dual citizenship that are entirely valid. Forcibly disenfranchising someone of their oftentimes born Right to be a citizen of a country is the Crime here.
- Grimburger 3y ago> their oftentimes born Right I know people with Italian citizenship simply because of their grandparent. They've never once been to Italy, can't speak the language nor have any plans to do so, they mock their own culture all the time. Meanwhile having lived there for a year and can handle the language reasonably well after that time, my chances for naturalisation are basically nil. "Born right" is a hilarious concept.