CiTIZENSHIP

[innocent93]

Do you think every people care for their nation? How do you say so?

Well now we live in the era of globalization where the national values has not the same values like in 1800, it is related more to the culture then to the national values.

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[cryptosy]

Patriotism is different form yearning for a citizenship of another country.Most people love thier country,but immigrate to other countries for better life
Most third word passports have very limited scope to travel with thier passports,so people want to acquire passports of developed nations

[messi_oc]

Each country has its own policies, regulations and criteria as to who is entitled to its citizenship. A person can be recognized or granted citizenship on a number of bases. Usually citizenship based on the place of birth is automatic, but in other cases an application may be required.
1. Citizenship by birth
2. Born within a country
3. Citizenship by marriage
4. Naturalization

[tikalbong]

Do you think every people care for their nation? How do you say so?

Some people care and some people don't, that is the truth. Whenever I am in another country, I always careful about the things I do because it will have a great impact to me and my countrymen, sad thing is some people just think about themselves.

[hotcoin1234]

Do you think every people care for their nation? How do you say so?

People caring for their nation i think is a case by case basis..... we might live in country A and we are born there and the government at A country keep demand high taxes on whatever area he can think of will only make the citizens there hate the country and not like the citizenship that they have, the other way round if people living in country B but was citizens of country A will like country B due to good government policies and they are comfortable living over there then will be more incline to country B citizenship.

[CoinOnTheBeach]

In the age of globalisation the nationality becomes more and more fluid.
on overall you should always respect your roots, family, community and culture. 

[alisha123]

This is desirable, but this is not happening and this is not condemned because the people in charge have the role, that through their actions, to make the citizens proud of the country where they live. So that as long as state leaders do not think about the well-being of citizens and the well-being of the state they represent, people do not have anything to be proud of.
Indeed, people are ashamed of the way things work!

[Marjo04]

I love ang honor my country thats why i still believe that citizenship is important anf i care about it.maybe some people dont even care about their country because of terrorist curruption and being poor .

[jeraldme]

Do you think every people care for their nation? How do you say so?

I love, honor and respect my country. And Yes my people still care, we keep on fighting for corruption, terrorism and helping our nation to be more peaceful.

[gentlemand]

The only people who've earned the right to be patriotic are immigrants as they actively chose and worked to move to their new country.

Any fervent nationalists still in their homeland are just weird. If they were born in Tajikistan they might be just as fervent there. I appreciate growing up somewhere that isn't a total goat fucking shit hole. That doesn't mean I'm going to drop a paving slab on someone's head if they think it's a dump.

[gmughals]

Citizenship is the status of a person recognized under the law as being a legal member of a state or part of as nation. A goods citizen respects peoples rights and shares praise, advice, support and criticism with their friends, family and peers. good citizen should provide a home that is loving and secure towards his family.

[shiki3226]

I believe that there are still people who are very particular with their citizenship and are nationalistic. I think, we should all have a certain desire or sense of responsibility to love and fight for our own countries if needed.