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Originally Posted by corpus vile
Were you born and raised there, or raised from an infant in the UK? You could also regard two countries as your homeland if you have relatives in the country of your birth. Point being people tend to have countries they call home, even if you think it's a hopelessly archaic concept. Are you one of those abolish borders types?
Born and ~3 years there, most of rest of my life here.
If people can have several homelands it makes a mockery of some people's claims for Israel as their homeland though. "Preferred home" is more accurate.
"Homeland" if it exists is a fluid and mutable concept eg if some unthinkably bad thing happened in Ireland that meant an evacuation I hope you'd soon regard wherever you settled as your new homeland.
Yes I'm in favour of a border-free world, led by the US in this regard. Borders tend to create many more problems than they solve and even the best examples are pretty neutral.