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Predator 5 year s ago
We do not own the land, at best we're a product of it, therefore any border ultimately, it's just a construct and reflects the low level of evolution (territoriality) we dwell in. In layman's term: any citizen of any "country" doesn't posses any land, by default; he/she (or the ancestors) has to pay for it. Stop feeding the illusion.
Three Country Cairn
Finland
It’s got a different name in Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian, but they all translate to the same thing – Three Country Cairn. It’s got the name because it’s literally the point where all 3 countries meet.
It was erected in 1897 after decades of boarder disputes and skirmishes. It took a lot of negotiation to decide that the three countries met at a certain point in the middle of a lake, and a stone was placed there to remind everyone where their country ended.
In the middle of the ass end of nowhere, Scandinavia.
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Predator 5 year s ago
We do not own the land, at best we're a product of it, therefore any border ultimately, it's just a construct and reflects the low level of evolution (territoriality) we dwell in. In layman's term: any citizen of any "country" doesn't posses any land, by default; he/she (or the ancestors) has to pay for it. Stop feeding the illusion.