Dear Stephan G., I work with the downtrodden and poor everyday, handouts and exemptions are the building tools to begin building someone’s dignity back up. To help them get back on their feet where they can stand on their own again. I know a lot of homeless who lost there job, could not pay rent, lost their apartment and are living on the street not because they want a free ride but circumstance. His position, he wants to be a mayor, what about the people who could actually contribute but cannot afford the citizenship fee. That freedom/free ride argument is crap. You seem to have money you can pay for your seat and look ahh you even tell him how to spell his name.

No they are not! It could also be argued that handouts and exemptions to the poor take away one’s dignity. Asgardia is “… transethnic, transnational, transreligious, ethical, fair, peaceful … based on equality and dignity of every human being” ensuring “equal opportunities” and promoting the “welfare of the entire humankind.” However, “freedom” does not mean a “free-ride.” Asgardia is not a social welfare nation that is responsible for an individual’s financial situation. If you can By the way, the word in your profile name is spelled “c-r-a-p.”