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"Shachar proposes the establishment of a “birthright privilege levy,” a tax assessed on the fortunate few born into developed-country citizenship, the proceeds to be redistributed to those we exclude: the numberless wretched of the earth.  I have the same rights today as one of 30 million-odd citizens of Canada—to enter and leave, vote in its elections and so on—as I would have had when we were three million."

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The children upon whom citizenship is conferred in this way have done nothing to earn this privileged status

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They have simply won the lottery—the birthright lottery.

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Equality of access

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Genuine commitment principle . Commitment through ongoing residence .

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Shachar’s solution is to send money to the poor of other lands.

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The principle is well established and widely shared that inheritance should be subject to tax.

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For unfairness of birthright lottery , Rich taxed and money given to poor .

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Redistributing opportunities . Let in the less priviiledged into better countries .

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Everyone in society deserves at least equal treatment before the law

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Injustice of birthright citizenship

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