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by Allen Wells
Am I considered a citizen?
As far as I'm concerned, sheep have never applied for New Zealand citizenship.
Post opinions.
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Lamb...mmm.......
I'm sure you have a nice juicy opinion on this Roland, why don't you enligthen us?
At least, you're one of the very few who will actually reply to this article. =C
which sheep are you?
hey it's been quite a while since you've written an article 😃
you're always welcome to stay in eSK
"I'm sure you have a nice juicy opinion on this Roland, why don't you enligthen us?"
Well, it is certainly not a simple question, which you can just say I am because of such and such... Everyone would have a different opinion on how to answer this question.
For me, what is important is that first you consider yourself as one, and I think you should also be considerate with other people who consider themselves as one.
erkasloska: Unfortunately, I am not a sheep. It sure would be nice in the winters with all that wool though, maybe not so much in the summer however, even if I get the coat sheared.
obamalucas: Why thank you. I just haven't gotten any ideas for a long article lately.
roland_up: I was kind of aiming for people's different inputs. Yours is interesting and will take a moment of processing in this small matter of mine...
Cute sheeps!
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It doesn't matter whether you're considered citizen or not.
It does matter whether you recieve proper respect from your fellow compatriots.
Yes. I agree with Wladimir. Unfortunately, foreigners seem to be rather ostracized in eSK, quite possibly because of brutal nationalism prevalent in the real country. Obviously, traitors are also ostracized. Good luck!~