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Trump has declared war on the transgender community, leaving Americans to seek asylum — from America
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The Netherlands, the country where Anne Frank famously hid from the Nazis. Which they now big up as a tourist attraction and evidence of their resistance to fascism. Now, likely going to bend the knee to fascism by sending modern-day Anne Frank back to the modern-day Nazis.
Fucking pathetic. No backbone, no courage, no morals.
The same, of course, can be said of my country as well.
Money, ignorance, ego, cruelty, hate, and idiocy rule the roost. Europe is not standing up to fascism as it should, but rather, embracing it. Forgetting all the lessons that were learned from the 1930s to 1945.
Netherlanders may have resisted, but their police were very compliant. (top of the wiki page)
Good luck finding a country with cops that wouldn't turn a minority person over for torture.
The Netherlands elected a far right clown who let the coalition implode because -like a dog chasing a firetruck- he had no idea what to do but he had to come up with an excuse to blame others. Despite that, he's still wildly popular.
The Netherlands had an anti immigration protest yesterday where shit was set on fire, so yeah. I don't think it's very safe.
But what if you go to an EU country, then go to the US embassy, and renounce US Citizenship? Can you then try asylum? I mean they can't deport you back to the US if you have no citizenship, right?
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No. It doesnt work that way. Firstly to renounce US citizenship costs money (several thousand) and takes an onerous amount of paperwork including proof of tax returns. Then it takes the appropriate bureaucracies months to process the paperwork
Edit I forgot the secondly.
Secondly the US under current laws wont allow you to renounce until you prove you have a second citizenship