> it implies non-citizens should have more rights and privileges than citizens (i.e. be insulated from the consequences of elections) Why did you go from “fewe

> it implies non-citizens should have more rights and privileges than citizens (i.e. be insulated from the consequences of elections) Why did you go from “fewer rights” to “more rights”, skipping right over “the same rights and privileges, at least around things like not being kicked out unexpectedly”.