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Please ask the Greenlanders nicely first. For a life time supply of marple sirup they might even agree to join you 😅

That completely misses the point I was trying to make you understand. But I guess you are a bit too deep in the bezzle to understand it (yet).

Yet you fail to see the forest for the trees...

A system that makes it so trivial to scam people, is a system made for (and likely by) scammers, even if it has other good ideas as well.

Nono, it is not all just a scam. It is just {insert list of pretty much all relevant actors} that are scammers, the idea itself is totally legit! /s

Futher reading: https://drewdevault.com/2021/04/26/Cryptocurrency-is-a-disaster.html

You are an easy target if you think the scammers are easy to spot 😅

It is irrelevant to German citizenship and voting rights what other countries consider to do about their nationals living abroad. But most luckily agree that suppressing these votes is undemocratic and counter producive as these people usually still have a strong connection to their contry of origin and are directly involved with it in multiple ways.

The majority of German dual citizenship holders are not the ones that live abroad though. They are ones that actively picked up the German citizenship and live in Germany.

And as I said, this type of voter suppression primarily effects German citizen that temporarily live abroad and do not have any other nationality.

Being ignorant of your own priviledge is basically part of the definition of priviledge.

But just think about someone that is working "montage" jobs and isn't home two or three weeks at at time. Their voting documents will sit unused in their mailbox.

There is a large group of people that have to use mail in votes because they don't have the time and flexibility to vote normally. This voting option wasn't invented for convenience.

That you can't even fathom that such very common cases exist, shows the level of priviledge you are arguing from.

Right, because there are a few rich people that probably don't bother to vote anyways, we should strip a substantial part of the German citizens of their voting rights?

German citizen are german citizen. There are no second class German citizen with lesser voting rights. Suggesting otherwise is clearly unconstitutional and about on the same level as AfD "remigration" plans, especially when you explicitly mention holders of two passports that typically tend to have an immigration background.

That is typically the case with priviledge 🙄

You coudn't even get the documents to vote in time as the government surely doesn't use DHL Express, and DHL Express also doesn't cover a lot of places.

And it effects anyone that moves abroad temporarily for more than 180 days.

But anyways, I have the feeling that it is pointless to discuss with someone that is openly suggesting anti-constitutional and borderline racist things here.