Message from @RMS_Gigantic
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Yeah, we both ideologically opposed such monarchial empires, and the US had the added bonus of no longer being threatened by its oldest rival.
My wife was born in Hong Kong
Happiest day of my life
The shot of the British Union Jack being lowered makes for pretty good fapping material tbh
My Nepali Wife was born on British soil
I'd praised the Lord
I thanked God
It was a gift
It was everything
Which bit of British soil, the bit the UK still has or one of the bits the UK lost in or after the Cold War?
She was born in Hong Kong
and the Gurkas
were stationed there
Ah, right
born on British soil
what happens if you were born on the day Britain gave up Hong kong?
would you still have Britain citizenship?
you are Chinese
ahh
The US had this funny instance of a region be under Spanish rule, German rule, Japanese rule, briefly American rule, and then independent all in one lifetime, and then while independent, basically fight the UN tooth and nail to get officially annexed by the US, in 1986
i thought so but just thought id ask too incase there was some weird cases
who cares
if she had not died
she's British
try me
It was hilarious
I asked her
Where in Pokhara were you born?
No
Kathmandu?
nope
Hong Kong
Quietist sleep i'll ever sleep
I only wish she had not died at 27
but she got the blood cancer and I miss her
So I will return to her?
@UKEEP🌷 doesn't matter we passed an act that made those born in hongkong hongkong citizens not British
People born in hongkong even today do not get Chinease citizenship they get hongkong cause they have special rights like freedom of expression
I still think with China watering down hongkong rights against the anglo sino agreement we should give all Hongkongers born before 97 and there children British citizenship (thus excluding recent Chinease migration)
This would of been the case if not for a racaily motivated law change which limited British citizenship to those employeed by the hongkong Civil service