Chris Liss on Nostr: The analogy breaks down because companies are public, whereas countries only permit ...

The analogy breaks down because companies are public, whereas countries only permit full citizenship by permission (or least that used to be the case).

In the former, if I bought yesterday, I have the same rights as you. In the latter, it used to take time (before unchecked immigration) to establish the full rights of citizenship like voting.

So typically transient digital nomads do not have the same rights as residents and especially citizens, nor should they.

But if your company (or country) goes totally to shit (and I don’t just mean has a minor recession), you’d be very foolish IMO to go down with the ship out of loyalty to what it used to be.