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Originally Posted by Dudebro
About nationality, what if someone is born in russia but leaves there at around three years old. They live the rest of thier life in the US. Wouldn't it be fair to say they are American? I think some people would be insulted by being called russian in that situation. Just saying.
Also it's not duel it's dual in this case. Duel is to fight, dual is two.
Btw, I know my example about military bases wasn't great, I was just pointing out that there's always exceptions to every rule.
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why? if you born there you are russian you may like it or not but you are still russian
also if you live there since 3 years you officialy have american nationality
in that case you just have double-nationality wich means more adventages for you ( you can request a european passaport and travel all around europe)
i dont see the problem there
PS: i know i havent explain in a good way the passaport thing
i might get hand of a translator and explain it later
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