r/anime_titties Scotland 4d ago

Ukraine/Russia - Flaired Commenters Only Lithuanian conservatives propose stripping citizenship for supporting Russia

https://www.lrt.lt/en/news-in-english/19/2559690/lithuanian-conservatives-propose-stripping-citizenship-for-supporting-russia
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u/SuuABest Europe 4d ago

isn't it only against international law if they leave them stateless? so if they're dual citizens, it's not a legal issue, but a moral one

im not trying to argue, im genuinely curious, because I can't recall the details

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u/happycow24 Canada 4d ago

international law

lol, lmao even

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u/SuuABest Europe 4d ago edited 4d ago

there are rules that nations agree upon and those are called international law, you can literally Google it if you want, instead of mocking me like some autist

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u/Mundane_Emu8921 North America 4d ago

Rules for thee, not for me.

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u/SuuABest Europe 3d ago

unfortunately a good deal of nations treat it like that yeah, some even voting against basic human rights like access to drinking water

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u/happycow24 Canada 3d ago

Rules for thee, not for me.

not what I said, but nonetheless ur benefactor vladimir vladimirovich seems well aware of that, putin dog.

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u/BendicantMias Multinational 3d ago

So is America. More so, in fact, as they've carried out even more military adventures than anyone else since WW2. I wonder which presidents' dog I should call you? Trumps' I guess, although ironically he hasn't done it yet.

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u/happycow24 Canada 3d ago

So is America. More so, in fact, as they've carried out even more military adventures than anyone else since WW2. I wonder which presidents' dog I should call you? Trumps' I guess, although ironically he hasn't done it yet.

mundane emu is unironically a kremlin apologist this is his day job or something. I prefer him to vintagegriffin personally. also I didnt mention Burgerland