[It's The Great Trumpski]

There is a difference. I have no citizenship in any nation anymore. That is the definition of stateless.

If you are a legal and recognized US resident than you are not stateless.
The US decides to do with you as it sees fit. Just like a baby born here is claimed without permission.

state·less
/ˈstātləs/
adjective
(of a person) not recognized as a citizen of any country.



End of discussion

[RedAuroras]

Ok...so you sign on with a company that has a contract with a foreign govt. So you have your passport and the company handles your 1yr work visa. Now follow me here.
•You can't vote in the country you're working in.
•You don't get "welfare" or "healthcare" on that country's dime.
•While you're not required to learn their language, it sure
makes thing's easier and they respect you for trying.
•And from the moment you arrive, you follow their laws.

[Treebeard]

I'm talking about something entirely different.

Multiple systems coexisting, instead of arguing over who gains majority for one total system.
Instead of voting, you choose which or none to be a part of.

[D3VILSR3J3CT]

I Am a sovereign being of the galaxy we inhabit...
And fuck you if you don't like it.

"Free speech".


Yours and my opinion is completely insignificant to the grand scheme of things.
Our opinions are nothing but the byproduct of millennia of brain washed nincompoop peasantry.


Our opinions = Shit

You're nothing but a failed evolutionary mutation.

[RedAuroras]

I'm talking about something entirely different.

Multiple systems coexisting, instead of arguing over who gains majority for one total system.
Instead of voting, you choose which or none to be a part of.

"Multiple systems coexisting..." Still gotta follow the country's established laws.

And, "Instead of voting..." It's been that way here forever. No one's twisting your arm to vote.

And Beto or Warren getting elected as POTUS? Thanks for the humor!