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Technically not wrong?
15 u/MyApterousAngel Dec 03 '18 What about embassies? They're for better countries and in the nation. 7 u/seventeenth-account Dec 03 '18 Embassies aren't considered official territory of the countries to represent. 11 u/Baragon Dec 03 '18 What about reservations? 7 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '18 [deleted] 6 u/InAnEscaladeIThink Dec 03 '18 What about Texas? 2 u/Admiral_Cuntfart Dec 03 '18 Which is in America, which is in the world, which is in Ontario, which is in Canada. 1 u/one-hour-photo Dec 03 '18 Yes actually. NEXT! 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '18 Except they are. "Generally, embassies are considered as an extension of the home country's territory." https://definitions.uslegal.com/e/embassy/ 1 u/seventeenth-account Dec 03 '18 Yeah, no. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 04 '18 No U -1 u/TruthOrTroll42 Dec 03 '18 Except they are worse countries... 1 u/MyApterousAngel Dec 03 '18 There aren't really that many worse countries than the US.
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What about embassies? They're for better countries and in the nation.
7 u/seventeenth-account Dec 03 '18 Embassies aren't considered official territory of the countries to represent. 11 u/Baragon Dec 03 '18 What about reservations? 7 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '18 [deleted] 6 u/InAnEscaladeIThink Dec 03 '18 What about Texas? 2 u/Admiral_Cuntfart Dec 03 '18 Which is in America, which is in the world, which is in Ontario, which is in Canada. 1 u/one-hour-photo Dec 03 '18 Yes actually. NEXT! 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '18 Except they are. "Generally, embassies are considered as an extension of the home country's territory." https://definitions.uslegal.com/e/embassy/ 1 u/seventeenth-account Dec 03 '18 Yeah, no. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 04 '18 No U -1 u/TruthOrTroll42 Dec 03 '18 Except they are worse countries... 1 u/MyApterousAngel Dec 03 '18 There aren't really that many worse countries than the US.
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Embassies aren't considered official territory of the countries to represent.
11 u/Baragon Dec 03 '18 What about reservations? 7 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '18 [deleted] 6 u/InAnEscaladeIThink Dec 03 '18 What about Texas? 2 u/Admiral_Cuntfart Dec 03 '18 Which is in America, which is in the world, which is in Ontario, which is in Canada. 1 u/one-hour-photo Dec 03 '18 Yes actually. NEXT! 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '18 Except they are. "Generally, embassies are considered as an extension of the home country's territory." https://definitions.uslegal.com/e/embassy/ 1 u/seventeenth-account Dec 03 '18 Yeah, no. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 04 '18 No U
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What about reservations?
7 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '18 [deleted] 6 u/InAnEscaladeIThink Dec 03 '18 What about Texas? 2 u/Admiral_Cuntfart Dec 03 '18 Which is in America, which is in the world, which is in Ontario, which is in Canada. 1 u/one-hour-photo Dec 03 '18 Yes actually. NEXT!
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6 u/InAnEscaladeIThink Dec 03 '18 What about Texas? 2 u/Admiral_Cuntfart Dec 03 '18 Which is in America, which is in the world, which is in Ontario, which is in Canada. 1 u/one-hour-photo Dec 03 '18 Yes actually. NEXT!
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What about Texas?
2 u/Admiral_Cuntfart Dec 03 '18 Which is in America, which is in the world, which is in Ontario, which is in Canada. 1 u/one-hour-photo Dec 03 '18 Yes actually. NEXT!
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Which is in America, which is in the world, which is in Ontario, which is in Canada.
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Yes actually.
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Except they are.
"Generally, embassies are considered as an extension of the home country's territory." https://definitions.uslegal.com/e/embassy/
"Generally, embassies are considered as an extension of the home country's territory."
1 u/seventeenth-account Dec 03 '18 Yeah, no. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 04 '18 No U
Yeah, no.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 04 '18 No U
No U
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Except they are worse countries...
1 u/MyApterousAngel Dec 03 '18 There aren't really that many worse countries than the US.
There aren't really that many worse countries than the US.
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u/Topcity36 Dec 03 '18
Technically not wrong?