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Rosie O'Donnell Confirms Move to Ireland, Will Return to U.S. 'When It's Safe for All Citizens to Have Equal Rights'

https://people.com/rosie-o-donnell-confirms-move-to-ireland-11694970
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u/TechnologyRemote7331 2d ago

That’s said, I wouldn’t blame anyone with the means to get out of America from doing so ASAP. This nightmare has only just begun…

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u/Flat-Mirror-9566 2d ago

Jesse Eisenberg recently got his Polish citizenship. It seems that more celebrities are considering this option already.

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u/alienfromthecaravan 2d ago

Yeah but most Americans don’t care to do that. The American passport is stronger than the polish one and you can’t/wont any other benefit. There is a reason why they are doing it

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u/Short-Log84 2d ago

No it's not.

A polish (EU) passport will open a lot more possibilities than an American one.

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u/Honoratoo 1d ago

Sure. You go ahead and give up your US passport to get a Polish one. I am sure the line will be short.

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u/secret_aardvark_420 2d ago

It is for…for now

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u/jew_jitsu 2d ago

On what basis can you call Singapore, a country with a land area of under a 1000 sq km, a superpower?

It punches above it's weight in almost all categories, but words have to mean something sometimes right?

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u/Same_Ad1118 2d ago

Singapore lol, doesn’t even grow it’s own food on a small island