Plagiarise much? Or did you, by accident, forgot to quote legendster? Archived for reference: https://web.archive.org/web/20190717054043/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5164659.new

As for the quote, i respect legendster's opinion, but i do not share it.
It is my country. I'm proud of being a citizen. My family has lived in this country for many generations, many of the older men in my country have done their army duty and suffered and fought for the country i live in during the world wars, I vote, I have been paying taxes from the day i graduated, I have followed the rules and regulations of my country at every step in my life, I own property, I have a big network of friends and family in the same country... It is my country...

It's not because you cross my country's border that it becomes your country... If you immigrate to my country, and you want to be able to say it's your country to, it'll take some effort from your side: you'll have to respect our rules and traditions (and to a certain degree follow them... There is free choice of religion, so i don't mind if you're atheist, christian, muslim, jew,... but you still have to follow the social rules my ancestors fought and died for), you'll have to find a job and contribute, you can't commit any crimes, you'll have to build a social network, you'll have to learn our language so you can communicate, you'll have to become a citizen (and no longer be a citizen of your previous country).... Only when you pass these hurdles will you be able to claim my country is also your country... Merely crossing the border is not sufficient. (my opinion tough).

On a smaller scale it's the same: i own propery in my country... It's not because somebody climbs my fence that it becomes HIS property... It's mine: i payed for it, I cleaned it, I built a house on it where my family lives.