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Title: Why Post by MnSpring on 05/21/21 at 15:57:28 Why would a, SUBJECT, of a, Monarchy, Be so concerned about what a CITIZEN, of a Free Nation, says. Especially when it is about the, PROOF, That one is a Citizen, and under the Constitution of that FREE Nation, Has the Right to vote? And why would a, (supposedly), Citizen of that Nation, be so upset, about someone, PROVING, they are a Citizen ? Unless it is because, that Person, (Citizen ?), WANTS, NON Citizens to vote ????? |
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Title: Re: Why Post by Eegore on 05/21/21 at 16:14:15 Because non-citizens voting doesn't effect them since they are a citizen of another country. |
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Title: Re: Why Post by MnSpring on 05/21/21 at 16:22:16 Quote:
They are NOT, a Citizen, they are a SUBJECT ! |
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Title: Re: Why Post by Eegore on 05/21/21 at 16:28:11 Subjects also are not impacted since the are in another country. |
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Title: Re: Why Post by MnSpring on 05/21/21 at 17:07:04 Quote:
And Around we go !!!!!! Why would a, SUBJECT, of a, Monarchy, Be so concerned about what a CITIZEN, of a Free Nation, says. ??????????? |
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Title: Re: Why Post by Eegore on 05/21/21 at 20:02:39 Because non-citizens voting in the US doesn't effect them since they are a subject of another country. |
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Title: Re: Why Post by Serowbot on 05/22/21 at 13:01:14 Are you under the impression that British and Aussie citizens don't vote? |
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Title: Re: Why Post by Eegore on 05/22/21 at 13:13:08 I don't think voting is the issue. Look at this: "Why would a, SUBJECT, of a, Monarchy, Be so concerned about what a CITIZEN, of a Free Nation, says.?" The same thing could be asked this way: Why would a CITIZEN of a Free Nation Be so concerned about what a SUBJECT of a Monarchy, says? I think this is about Eau and his residency/Nationality in Australia, which by Australian and British law legally considers him a citizen. But pretending the many changes in Australian citizenship amendments didn't take effect we can inaccurately call him a "Subject" by means of spinning the meaning by saying something like all Monarchies only have Subjects, which is untrue. |
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Title: Re: Why Post by MnSpring on 05/22/21 at 13:58:38 Quote:
Of Course Aussie's vote. Just like here, in the US, Non Citizens, Vote. |
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Title: Re: Why Post by justin_o_guy2 on 05/22/21 at 14:14:30 In order to become an American citizen, you must read and write English. Yet, ballots are available in Spanish. Not sure why... |
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Title: Re: Why Post by MnSpring on 05/22/21 at 14:51:56 Quote:
Can you point to Australia's, (equivalents of the 1st & 2nd USA amendments) where it says the Australians, have the, 'Right' to . . . ? This one is really funny, who decides ? eds ????? A law may not authorise a person or group to express information that advocates national, racial or religious hatred and incites discrimination, hostility or violence. The point is, why, does someone do nothing but Piss and Moan about things in another Nation, which that person can not do anything about. I guess I should be P&M';en about Canada then, eh? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D |
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Title: Re: Why Post by MnSpring on 05/22/21 at 18:28:21 736C6A6D70774676467E6C602B190 wrote:
Oh, Oh, Oh. Says little Johnnie as he desperately waives his hand with the answer. BUT, the UL, DFI, FDS, Socialist teacher, who just graduated from a ‘woke’ Collage, refuses to call on him. |
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Title: Re: Why Post by Eegore on 05/23/21 at 01:11:00 "Can you point to Australia's, (equivalents of the 1st & 2nd USA amendments) where it says the Australians, have the, 'Right' to . . . ?" No. I was very specifically addressing that this: "They are NOT, a Citizen, they are a SUBJECT !" Does not apply to Australians. They are Citizens, and only the word Citizen with the exemption of all other words. The point is, why, does someone do nothing but Piss and Moan about things in another Nation, which that person can not do anything about. This is a valid question, but to claim that someone from Australia is a Subject and not a Citizen is incorrect. Specifically and only the word Citizen and only the word Citizen with the exemption of all other words. Of course some people complain about the activities of actions in other States in the US where they also do not get to vote and can not do anything about. |
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