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> “Which point you can’t in good conscience stay” I’m curious about this sentiment. Why would living in a place be condoning the international political action
by ssgodderidge 2y ago
> “Which point you can’t in good conscience stay”
I’m curious about this sentiment. Why would living in a place be condoning the international political actions of said place? If I move to Spain, I don’t automatically condone the government there. There are many reasons to live in a place, and politics is only one (hopefully less important than doing what’s right for family, job opportunities, etc).
Perhaps OP is suggesting the current events are bad enough to warrant leaving? Genuinely curious.
- PJones2000 2y agoWould any of these be problematic for you? The US withdrawing from NATO, behaving in an adversarial way to your home country/Europe? Allying with Russia over Europe?
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- 1over137 2y ago>Why would living in a place be condoning the international political actions of said place? If you're a foreigner living and working in the USA you're funding their government via taxes, helping their economy with your labour, etc. Basically, you are aiding the enemy.
- addandsubtract 2y agoTechnically, taxes aren't going to the government anymore, so you're not helping their economy. You're funding the oligarchy.