• force@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    They are foreign though, literally. They are from a different province, plus a very different culture. There isn’t much that separates someone from Alberta from someone from Montana or Massachussetts in that case, other than a passport.

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      11 months ago

      So?

      My neighbour is of a different culture than me, yet I don’t think of them as a foreigner.

      I could cross the state border and find someone of a different culture in a different state with different laws, they’re still not a foreigner.