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0 sats \ 16 replies \ @DarthCoin 13 Jun \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon
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Which part of the word "pass-port" you do not understand?
pass = a license to get through
port = a vessel dock to onboard onto, where you do not make any rules, your rights are vanished
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Darth you are right, but,
some ships have better rules than others :) ;)
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still not my rules...
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So how do you travel to another country @DarthCoin?
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just walking or by own car.
Question is, why do you need to travel so far all the time?
Why do you need to take a plane or any other commercial meaning ?
Because every time you buy a plane/train ticket, you enter into a commercial contract, then you have to respect their rules.
This is the important aspect that people still do not understand: any commercial transport is A CONTRACT. Once you sign it, buy it, you HAVE TO agree with their terms and respect them.
But if I do not want to use any commercial transport, WHY IN THE HELL I NEED A TRAVEL LICENSE? I didn't signed and agree any commercial contract.
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So you don't want to travel anywhere, is what you're saying, outside 48 states?
see this
Yes, it states very clearly it's a U.S. Passport
it also states OR non-citizen national of the U.S
...For the purpose of travel, YES you follow their rules and shit since you're involved in commercial but it ends there.
---you can have [1]US citizenship, then [2]U.S Nationals.. so non-citizen national is something else