I don't think birthright citizenship qualifies as a "human right" - most countries that (officially) care more about "human rights" than USA does doesn't have that. Whether it should be removed or not is not for me to say, however. It's a switch away from what it has genuinely mesnt to be an American.
Not having birthright citizenship doesn't (necesarilly) mean the newborn wouldn't have any citizenship at all
You didn't know that Scandinavia has monarchies?
This dude isn't the crown Prince though, or even a royal
Do you mean Greenland or did they do some deal with Iceland?
It's sad because it does have to be a global movement. If my country decides to heavily increase taxes on the wealthy - as should be done - this is exactly what happens because they can just easily move to Switzerland or Monaco, or some other tax haven, and laugh us right in the face. It's the genius of capitalism
It's insane how much music, art, theatre, television etc still comes out of the UK, and how little they've capitalised on it - letting the Americans take all the initiative.
I'm (relatively) happy with Deutsche Welle (dw.com) and France24 as well
I usually use Deutsche Welle actually. Generally happy with it! Also available in English, of course
Definitely seen south Italians darker than me 😂 but coupled with "exotic looks" and the ability to actually tan it's definitely plenty to produce the "terrorist look" and stand out in Scandinavia
You know the price is naturally higher when materials are ethically sourced, right? That's kinda how it works..
Brand recognition is important, but it's a dangerous game operating mostly on government subsidies. Once you have established low prices it's hard to reverse it
Do they really want me to be trapped? 😮 might go to El Salvador, but trapped?
I'm brown with a thick beard, so I'm used to being "naturally suspicious and prone to explosion" whenever I am within a 5 km distance of an airport. Yet US airports would scare the shit out of me
Don't forget the millions of Poles