Different events occurring in the same physical moment affect different people differently.

While last February fire reigned in Victoria, Australia, happy dwellers celebrated Lebanese National Day on a central point of Melbourne, the Federation Square.
Recently, while Indian students signified usually near-unnoticeable Australian direction worldwide, Lebanese national elections’ battle reached Australians eligible to vote in a country of descent, tickets and documents required were being arranged for their free tips abroad.
Dual citizenship is a matter of legislations exercising as well as making it for foreign to Australians elections on air tickets paid by competitive overseas politicians/third countries.

What could hardly be understood, to what extent Australia is own land for not originating from the UK at first stage, if even born locally prefer supporting “their clan” football teams of countries they never been to, customarily?
In the USA, still hatred by some for acquiring the sovereignty centuries ago, everyone at first is a proud American-and that is what, probably, in spite to both all the problems internal and dual citizenship’s eventual privileges overseas, makes this country magnetic for “all the poor, all the outcasts” from worldwide, a pot of nations supporting a national sports team.