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Loren Booda
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Under what conditions is the renunciation of one's country justified?
Never until they draft your wife & children so that oil companies can make the big bucks.Loren Booda said:Under what conditions is the renunciation of one's country justified?
Adam said:Why start from the assumption that any individual has any duty whatsoever toward a group of people sitting in a city far away? Better yet, why assume that group of people embodies your nation? Why feel that your nation is so dreadfully important?
phatmonky said:Anytime you want - get out if you want to and don't come back.
phatmonky said:Anytime you want - get out if you want to and don't come back.
phatmonky said:My nation is dreadfully important.
Adam said:By what logic does any nation have the right to say "get out if you don't like my way"?
Spoken like a true anarchist.Adam said:And when you get right down to it, the entire idea of nations and borders is pretty bloody stupid. An unnecessary division of humanity.
Dissident Dan said:On what grounds would you renounce?
Robert Zaleski said:Can someone give me an update on Alex Baldwin.
Renouncing one's country means voluntarily giving up one's citizenship and all associated rights and privileges. It is a legal process that varies depending on the country in question, but typically involves formally declaring one's intent to renounce citizenship and completing necessary paperwork.
Some common reasons for renouncing one's country include dissatisfaction with the government or political system, wanting to avoid military service or taxes, and wanting to obtain citizenship in another country with more favorable conditions.
Renouncing one's country is a personal decision and whether or not it is justified is subjective. However, renouncing one's country solely for financial or personal gain, without any legitimate concerns or grievances, may be viewed as unjustifiable by some.
In most cases, the renunciation of one's country is a permanent decision and cannot be reversed. Some countries may allow individuals to reapply for citizenship after a certain period of time or under special circumstances, but this is not guaranteed.
The consequences of renouncing one's country vary depending on the country in question. In general, individuals may lose access to certain rights and privileges, such as the right to vote or hold public office, and may also face restrictions on travel and employment opportunities. It is important to research and understand the specific consequences before making the decision to renounce one's country.