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> there are many people born in China who are no longer Chinese nationals because they have renounced their citizenship as part of immigrating and naturalizing
by hughesjj 3y ago
> there are many people born in China who are no longer Chinese nationals because they have renounced their citizenship as part of immigrating and naturalizing elsewhere.
Do tell, how does one go about naturalizing elsewhere?
In the country I live in, it typically takes over ten years and requires establishing a support system in said country first (employment, social connection, etc).
If you ban everyone from a country from immigrating (which is exactly what you're proposing for all birthright citizenship countries), you prevent naturalization from even being a possibility.
You claiming I'm arguing in bad faith while ignoring the Titanic sinking your argument did give me a chuckle though, I grant you that.
- tristor 3y agoI stopped replying in this thread earlier due to dang’s comment. I am not going to respond fully, as your response is clearly /not/ in good faith. > If you ban everyone from a country from immigrating (which is exactly what you're proposing for all birthright citizenship countries) Nowhere do I say anything of the sort. I am pro—immigration generally. Stop trying to put words in my mouth and then battling the straw man.