How do you determine which nationality a person has? For me, the decisive factor is where he was born. With regard to Zverev, his father is supposedly Russian. But what about his ancestors or those of his mother?
Patizi wrote on 07/31/2021 at 8:34 pm: Get this topic over here.
How do you determine which nationality a person has? For me, the decisive factor is where the person was born. Referring to Zverev, his father is supposedly Russian. But what about his ancestors or those of his mother?
Since you have also asked me the question, I assume that you have not understood my contribution.
I am completely against any subdivision of "races" or the like. Therefore, I make the nationality to nothing. This is completely indifferent to me.
If his mother was born in Russia, his father in England and he was born in the USA, he can be "Ukrainian" or whatever "nationality" because of me.
The subdivision itself annoys me, even if in most cases it is not meant to be racist or derogatory.
But to evaluate people according to "nations" "religions" "gay/straight" "party affiliation" "vaccinated/unvaccinated", as it is exemplified by politics, is wrong from my point of view and the basis for all wars in the world.
Let them all just suck each other's dicks (probs go out to Trailerpark with the song "Suck Dicks", awesome song) and love each other.
This post has been translated automatically
u****n
Forum posts:1.196Member has been banned
Chatterbox
31st Jul. 2021, at 08:49 pm CEST#4471
0 Likes
Nobody has liked this post so far
There are different laws in each country when one accepts citizenship in a country and when not. Here, according to German law, he is considered a German because he was born here. But this is by far not the case in every country. When many Germans emigrated to Russia in the 18th century, their descendants had "German" as their nationality until the last generation, although they were born and grew up in Russia. This is also the case with my mother. She was always considered German there, even though she didn't even know the language, because the generations before her were also always "German".
But that is another topic. What I want to say is that this double standard annoys me. And that is that there is suddenly a distinction between success and failure. You only have to look at the European Championship final. What was going on in England when the black players missed the penalties...but nothing of these racist remarks would have come through if they had converted the penalties. In principle, I agree with Wutmännchen, multiculturalism is good and everyone can decide for themselves which country they want to play for.
This post has been translated automatically
u****n
Forum posts:1.196Member has been banned
Chatterbox
31st Jul. 2021, at 08:55 pm CEST#4472
0 Likes
Nobody has liked this post so far
Patizi wrote on 07/31/2021 at 8:34 pm: Get this topic over here.
How do you determine which nationality a person has? For me, the decisive factor is where the person was born. Referring to Zverev, his father is supposedly Russian. But what about his ancestors or those of his mother?
The father is not only allegedly Russian but Safe😂 just like you mother. Zverev himself once said in an interview that he still speaks Russian with them. If you watch his matches then you will also see that he himself swears in Russian when he smashes his rackets
unicorn wrote on 31.07.2021 at 20:55
The father is not only allegedly Russian but Safe😂 just like you mother. Zverev himself once said in an interview that he still speaks Russian with them. If you watch his matches then you will also see that he himself swears in Russian when he smashes his rackets.
Safe? Do you know the family tree of his father or the previous people of the family?
This post has been translated automatically
u****n
Forum posts:1.196Member has been banned
Chatterbox
31st Jul. 2021, at 10:25 pm CEST#4474
0 Likes
Nobody has liked this post so far
Patizi wrote on 07/31/2021 at 9:06 pm
Safe? Do you know his father's family tree or the previous person in the family?
Dude what is it with you and your family tree? You just said yourself that for you is decisive where one is born to determine nationality. Both parents were born in Russia, you can google that in a minute. So according to your theory they are Russians
unicorn wrote on 07/31/2021 at 10:25 pm
Dude what is it with you and your family tree? You just said yourself that for you it is crucial where one is born to determine the nationality. Both parents were born in Russia, you can google that in a minute. So according to your theory they are Russians.
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
Thank you for your reply It took 2 days and today the money arrived in my account
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
oh cool, had read that only times therefore simply times posted.... Glad that it went so fast
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhZMykVzLew&pp=sAQA
Certainly quite interesting for all those who are interested in sports betting
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
How do you determine which nationality a person has? For me, the decisive factor is where he was born. With regard to Zverev, his father is supposedly Russian. But what about his ancestors or those of his mother?
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Liked this post: Anonym,
Saphira
Since you have also asked me the question, I assume that you have not understood my contribution.
I am completely against any subdivision of "races" or the like. Therefore, I make the nationality to nothing. This is completely indifferent to me.
If his mother was born in Russia, his father in England and he was born in the USA, he can be "Ukrainian" or whatever "nationality" because of me.
The subdivision itself annoys me, even if in most cases it is not meant to be racist or derogatory.
But to evaluate people according to "nations" "religions" "gay/straight" "party affiliation" "vaccinated/unvaccinated", as it is exemplified by politics, is wrong from my point of view and the basis for all wars in the world.
Let them all just suck each other's dicks (probs go out to Trailerpark with the song "Suck Dicks", awesome song) and love each other.
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
But that is another topic. What I want to say is that this double standard annoys me. And that is that there is suddenly a distinction between success and failure. You only have to look at the European Championship final. What was going on in England when the black players missed the penalties...but nothing of these racist remarks would have come through if they had converted the penalties. In principle, I agree with Wutmännchen, multiculturalism is good and everyone can decide for themselves which country they want to play for.
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
The father is not only allegedly Russian but Safe😂 just like you mother. Zverev himself once said in an interview that he still speaks Russian with them. If you watch his matches then you will also see that he himself swears in Russian when he smashes his rackets
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
Safe? Do you know the family tree of his father or the previous people of the family?
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
Dude what is it with you and your family tree? You just said yourself that for you is decisive where one is born to determine nationality. Both parents were born in Russia, you can google that in a minute. So according to your theory they are Russians
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
And the Alexander therefore German!
This post has been translated automatically