Piratis wrote:If I live in California, I can move to Dakota any time I want. And then I will vote as a Dakota resident. The same in UK. If I want I can move to a rural area.
Therefore the state does not descriminate against people in these cases since people are free to move around and make their choices.
So let’s get things straight. You are not against one vote counting more than the other, you are against one vote counting more than the other if there is a ethnic separation. Because all those restrictions are placed because there are two separate communities who simply do not trust each other. If they did, then there will be no need for those restrictions.
Not quite the same as Dakota and California huh? And in fact that is the main difference between these countries and Cyprus. In those countries everybody is either American, or English or whatever. In Cyprus there is not yet a one Cypriot nation.
When and if we can develop this nation of ‘Cypriots’ by slowly approaching each other, and by slowly understanding each other then there will be no need for those settlement restrictions, and nobody will be talking about Turkish vote counting more than Greek vote. I don’t know when will this happen. May be in 50 years.
Another point is that the USA has 52 states. A single state can not block anything. This is why I asked another time if you accept Armenians, Maronites and Latins to have political equality as well.
You know what I said to this extra states idea before Piratis. My family and I would like to form a state as well if it is appropriate. LOL.