stackyFACTSBureaucracy is wild enough that you can pledge allegiance to two nations actively trying to destroy each other. Because citizenship is mostly just a stack of paperwork, dual nationals frequently find themselves holding valid travel documents for opposing sides of a geopolitical conflict, making border crossings incredibly awkward.
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