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Bill Bekkenhuis
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Posts: 264
(11/20/03 2:34 pm)
One Citizen, Two Nations, Two Roles
[Posted in the Salon and Ellicott Square]
I'd like to continue a discussion on an article I posted in micronations.net in which I said, in part:
In fact, that may be an ideal micronational career as a dual citizen - bear the burden of government in one nation, help build the non-governmental culture in the other.
See pub114.ezboard.com/fmicro...41&stop=51
I'd like to be clear that I'm not suggesting that this is an exclusive solution to the one citizen - two nations situation, only that it works for me.
By taking a government role in one nation and a cultural or private role in another, one not only minimizes the conflict of interest dilemma, one also minimizes burn out by exercising two different "muscle groups".
Your thoughts?
Regards,
Bill Bekkenhuis
bekkenhuis@fast.net
Member
Posts: 264
(11/20/03 2:34 pm)
One Citizen, Two Nations, Two Roles
[Posted in the Salon and Ellicott Square]
I'd like to continue a discussion on an article I posted in micronations.net in which I said, in part:
In fact, that may be an ideal micronational career as a dual citizen - bear the burden of government in one nation, help build the non-governmental culture in the other.
See pub114.ezboard.com/fmicro...41&stop=51
I'd like to be clear that I'm not suggesting that this is an exclusive solution to the one citizen - two nations situation, only that it works for me.
By taking a government role in one nation and a cultural or private role in another, one not only minimizes the conflict of interest dilemma, one also minimizes burn out by exercising two different "muscle groups".
Your thoughts?
Regards,
Bill Bekkenhuis
bekkenhuis@fast.net