That’s a snippet of me commenting on YouTube in response to someone’s “globalist = Sorosista” equation, Sorosista being shorthand for George Soros follower and/or minion. As a Pythonista, I consider myself a type of globalist. I write about Python Nation as among the virtual nations of Cyberia, with no physical borders, and yet with adjacencies, such as to the Republic of Perl. I’m quite familiar with that borderland, generally friendly.
I remind people that the nation-state system is relatively new, with the USA especially big on adding properties in recent times, sometimes through associational compacts. I worked on the Belau story for several chapters — without getting there; I got to Truk a couple times. Talking Polynesia.
A lot of aboriginal, indigenous, nomadic peoples have never gotten fully documented, much like the gypsies of old. They’re refugees in many ways, trying to escape the vortex of border-nazi fascists, who dream of impervious fences everywhere, a veritable prison camp of a globe. Then you have diplomats and richie rich types who seem above needing to get their passports stamped.
I think if we’re going to really nail it down such that only documented citizens, of whatever country, have travel rights, then the least we can do is establish a default country of last resort, where anyone needing citizenship somewhere, is welcome to register. The full UN Declaration of Human Rights needs to pertain to every human, no exceptions, and not just to a privileged cast of the “properly documented” (as in pedigreed).
Unless and until everyone is dealt into the game, complete with travel rights if without a record of offenses, I side with those who don’t see that nation-states are all that serious about their game. They don’t seem to care how corrupt it is. All those humans falling between the cracks, decade after decade, because not citizens of any “real” country. What kind of silly game is that? No wonder it’s fading fast. If you wanna save it, plug the holes. It’s thermodynamics.