I'm not the hypocrite here, though. You lot are. No matter where a person is born, no matter their last name, no matter their skin color, as long as they have citizenship they are OK with me. We don't discriminate.
So what's the deal? Are you saying you shouldn't award citizenship to people based on names and skin color?
So what's the deal? Are you saying you shouldn't award citizenship to people based on names and skin color?
Three categories:
- Those who have an Italian passport through birth or what is called jus sanguinis (parentage)
No matter where a person is born, no matter their last name, no matter their skin color
- Those who have no Italian parentage but are in the system at an early age, qualify through residence.
- Those who have no Italian parentage, are mid-late 20's and want a crack at international football, qualify through residence.
The last category is something I don't agree with in principle, and it is nothing to do with
No matter where a person is born, no matter their last name, no matter their skin color
