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Yes, a government is generally in charge of granting citizenship for the population which it represents. This is a mechanism that seems to work for every functi
by joenot443 3y ago
Yes, a government is generally in charge of granting citizenship for the population which it represents. This is a mechanism that seems to work for every functioning country in the world.
What's the alternative you're suggesting, exactly?
- esoterica 3y agoI don’t know why you are arguing against a phantom position. I never said the government doesn’t grant citizenship.
- maximinus_thrax 3y agoAs an external observer, I believe you are arguing in bad faith on this subject. Just my 2c.
- joenot443 3y ago> The government gets to decide who is and isn’t a citizen That's your quote which I'm referencing. I think that arrangement makes perfect sense, it seems as if you're in disagreement. I'll ask again, what's the alternative arrangement you're trying to champion here? If you don't have answer I can only assume this argument's being made in bad faith, I'm trying my best to interpret your comment charitably but unless you're more clear about what you're presenting, I'm going to read it as it was presented.