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There's a pretty huge difference between dual nationality - which anyone could end up with purely by virtue of having parents from different countries - and "do

There's a pretty huge difference between dual nationality - which anyone could end up with purely by virtue of having parents from different countries - and "dozens" of nationalities. Conflating these two cases and acting like the latter is the norm is such a nonsensical thing to say that it makes it clear you're arguing in bad faith, so I'm not going to respond any further to what you've said. You don't actually want to talk about this, you just want people to have your opinion.

Grimburger 3y ago
> it makes it clear you're arguing in bad faith You really think that people with dual nationality don't use whichever one suits them most in all sorts of matters regarding taxation, diplomatic assistance and travel? To pretend that people won't try to gain whatever edge they can in life with the tools available is the nonsensical thing here. A dual Malaysian/Australian citizen, which passport do you think they are using heading into LAX? Which passport do you think they will use visiting Iran? Dual citizenship is a furphy, I'm with the Asian countries on this one. Choose a side.