Venting I can't renounce my nationality, This is enough empirical evidence to commit CTB.

[Mendex]

Just in case you don't know, I born in those countries that you can't renounce your nationality because your born in them.
I had deliberated envious for everyone who can renounce it, Don't make me start with that bullshit of dual-citizenship (Plugging your existence to more than two countries tax policies).
Now that my country goes against my human right to change my nationality, Article 15 in decleration of human rights said "No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his nationality nor denied the right to change his nationality". https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-human-rights
In other words, human rights are not universal by definition. They are particular like every other thing in life by how the power written them and by who is possible to have them.

 

[Makko]

What nationality do you want to become?

 

[fred farkle]

Martian.

 

[Wandering_Fox]

Governments are like monopiles right now, they have too much power. Seasteading will help fix that in the coming centuries.

 

[Mendex]

What nationality do you want to become?

I would like to have Swiss nationality. but I want create my country in Mars and have my own nationality (Marsian).

 

[Amumu]

Human rights are universal by definition, but some people or countries just don't agree with them.
So they don't want to put them into practice. I'm sorry for your situation.
Moreover there is the problem of their interpretation.

 

[Mendex]

Human rights are universal by definition, but some people or countries just don't agree with them.
So they don't want to put them into practice. I'm sorry for your situation.

I don't believe in that dogma anymore, I should said that the human rights are universal behind a symbolic pragmatism.
Is illogical to think that for giving example Homer (Greek writter) have human rights, Because he lives and died in a period before the declaration of human rights (1789/1949).
But maybe I'm wrong, after all we are talking about united nations. They ought to have an time machine to make the declaration of human rights in 50000 BC and bring every human his rights without exception.
Anyway thank you for comment.

 

[Amumu]

I don't believe in that dogma anymore, I should said that the human rights are universal behind a symbolic pragmatism.
Is illogical to think that for giving example Homer (Greek writter) have human rights, Because he lives and died in a period before the declaration of human rights (1789/1949).
But maybe I'm wrong, after all we are talking about united nations. They ought to have an time machine to make the declaration of human rights in 50000 BC and bring every human his rights without exception.
Anyway thank you for comment.

Of course there is a need to believe in a form of progress, otherwise it makes no sense lol

 

[WornOutLife]

Human rights are universal by definition, but some people or countries just don't agree with them.

That's right, Amumu-kun.
I love my nationality but if I wanted to change it, I would probably just end up failing because of the terrible system we have. Btw, I would like to be japanese some day! lol.

 

[Death_the_kid]

Become a japanese citizen Is hard as hell (they are xenophobic bastards) you better Start dating japanese gals until you find some milf that want to Marry you because she likes mate And asadito xD