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> In the physical world, if you don't agree to the laws of a country, don't live there. It is that simple. No, it's not that simple. Your statement shows no em
by ahallock 13y ago
> In the physical world, if you don't agree to the laws of a country, don't live there. It is that simple.
No, it's not that simple. Your statement shows no empathy and lacks context. Is it that simple to leave North Korea? If I tried to leave the US now, they'd shoot me. I'd need to have arrangement with the country I'm immigrating to, pay a bunch of fees, etc. And why should I, a peaceful human being, have to leave when a single entity claims such vast areas of land? It's unfair and people's blind (probably tribalistic) acceptance of that idea is sad.
- jetti 13y agoI never suggested people do that, I'm saying that that is the only surefire way (for the most part) to escape the laws in the country that you are currently in. If you live in a country, it is generally expected you follow those laws. That is my point, not "love it or leave it". I apologize that it came off that way.