In a recent episode of Jubilee Media's "Surrounded" series, Valuetainment CEO Patrick Bet-David engaged in a spirited debate with Allannah, a self-identified "anti-capitalist."
The exchange, which aired on Sunday, saw Bet-David, who also hosts the "PBD Podcast," challenge Allannah's views by offering to cover all her expenses if she chose to leave the United States for a communist country.
According to Conservative Daily News, Bet-David proposed, "I got an offer for you before we move on. If I were to give you your $2,350, which is the cost to renunciate your citizenship, and I paid you your first class, you know, flight to whatever communist country and $20,000, would you give up your citizenship?"
Allannah, however, questioned the existence of true communist nations, responding, "Name me a communist country." Bet-David suggested, "Whichever communist country you want to go to. Cuba, we can give you Venezuela, we [can] give you North Korea, any one of those you want to go to."
The State Department provides a detailed process for renouncing American citizenship, which includes several interviews with diplomatic officials and the completion of necessary forms. Bet-David reiterated his offer, saying, "Choose any one of them. Ill give you [a] one-way ticket, and Ill fund it for you."
Allannah dismissed the notion that the countries mentioned were genuinely communist, stating, "Those arent communist countries," as her time with Bet-David concluded.
Reports from the State Department highlight severe human rights abuses in Cuba, Venezuela, and North Korea, including arbitrary or unlawful killings, torture, detention without cause, censorship, and restrictions on religious freedom.
These reports underscore the complexities and challenges faced by nations often labeled as communist, raising questions about the realities of governance and human rights within these countries.
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