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Re: Government vs. Markets
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[email protected] (Mark Chen) writes:
> If it is argued that
> corporations are different because, as an employee of a corporation, I
> am free to terminate my employment contract and to enter a contract
> with a different corporation, then it can also be argued that, as a
> citizen of the U.S., I am free to terminate my citizenship and assume
> citizenship in another country.
- From the frying pan into the fire? Why assume another? Why not drop
your U.S. citizenship and be done with it?
Can't be done you say? (*) Then this is a significant difference between
terminating employment and terminating citizenship. Employees regularly
terminate and go it alone forever after.
(*) You may be right. Their statute may not provide for citizenship
termination unless you first go to a place over which they don't claim
jurisdiction. Good reason to never affirm that citizenship in the first
place.
John E. Kreznar | Relations among people to be by
[email protected] | mutual consent, or not at all.
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