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I know the President has left the building, but I'm hoping others here, both Liberland critics and enthusiasts, will answer my question. I read on your official website that Liberland welcomes everyone who is not an extremist, a neo-Nazi, or a communist. I find it hard to believe that a country swearing by the principle of "live and let live" has citizenship laws that evoke 1950s USA. The equation of communism and fascism notwithstanding, is this bastion of liberty seriously denying citizenship to people whose ideas don't correspond to those of the founders? That's like an atheist nation formed on the basis of tolerance and secularism disallowing theists because their ideas don't agree with the spirit of the country. Liberland seems like an idealistic joke.

Where did the running gags originate from? What inspired them? "Scene does not contain a lap dance (ding)", "New Line Cinema (ding)", "X is a dick to Y (ding). Those are hilarious, even more so when they appear out of the blue.

Thanks for Everything Wrong With Never Say Never. That's one of my favourite YouTube videos of all time. I can't imagine having to sit through that movie long enough to make the Sins video. How hard was it?