My Citizenship Journey

It's not anything I've not done before.

During mine, I was really tempted to say: "I swear by the flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and the constitutional monarchy for which it stands, one nation under Elizabeth II, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all" but the people there didn't look like they had a sense of humour.

Also I didn't want to pay to do it again...
 
I laugh because natural citizens need not take oaths. It is funny that by default they are assumed to not require any oath but foreigners who obviously don't get that same level of trust require some words to be said and that is all that's needed.

People should not need oaths to uphold those values. If people hold the values above a few words, then the oath itself means nothing, if not then they hold their own words more important than what they represent.

Oaths are by their nature funny. You are required to take one to show loyalty and to be trusted, yet it costs no one anything to take one.
 
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