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Re:Bank of America questions customer’s citizenship, freezes... by magduf on Monday July 30, 2018 @12:43PM (#17645794)
Oh please. I challenge you to find any inhabited land on this planet that wasn't forcibly taken from someone at some point in the past. At best, you might find some remote islands where the current inhabitants are descended from the original settlers, but even there if you could magically look back in time you might find that one clan stole the land from some other clan after wiping them out in a war.

>don't for a moment think those rules are any more legitimate just because you say so.

The only thing that makes the rules legitimate is the ability to back up those rules with force.

Re:Bank of America questions customer’s citizenship, freezes... by FullyFunctional on Monday July 30, 2018 @08:44PM (#17649641)
As you wish: Denmark
Re:Bank of America questions customer’s citizenship, freezes... by magduf on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @10:03AM (#17662572)
You think none of the land in modern-day Denmark was fought over at some point in its ~10,000 year history? Heck, less than 100 years ago it was conquered by the Nazis.
Re:Bank of America questions customer’s citizenship, freezes... by FullyFunctional on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @11:40PM (#17669101)
It was never conquered by the Nazis, it was occupied which isn't the same thing. In it's recorded history (1000+ years) there is (AFAIK) no instance of a foreign power taking over.
Re:Bank of America questions customer’s citizenship, freezes... by megaman22 on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @11:45PM (#17669112)
Schleswig-Holstein? Part of Denmark before the Iron Chancellor took them in the 1860s.