is being born with red hair a curse or a blessing?

There's no right or wrong, curse or blessing... we made up such things ourselves. a wrong curse when we hate it, when we do not accept what we got. a right blessing when we fully embrace the gift this world provided.

Either case, sometimes our values do not match the environment we live in or the people we share life with, and that is what makes plenty of difference.

The only few things I take out of this article are:

For the rest, the article seems like another useless attempt to spread misinformation about the sovereign shitizen oximoron. Would not have expected anything different from such a publication, making men and women outside the system look like aliens missing up to the privilege of hidden slavery cost.

People like this are all over the world; they don't even know they are free, and despite the gift received at birth, they continue pursuing false benefits due to induced beliefs. Whatever 

 we believe is true, one thing is for sure, the sun will rise tomorrow too :)

AskSN

Is being born unregistered and invisible to the system a curse or a blessing?

AilliA

Same could have been for *is being born with red hair a curse or a blessing?*

There's no right or wrong, curse or blessing... we made up such things ourselves. a wrong curse when we hate it, when we do not accept what we got. a right blessing when we fully embrace the gift this world provided.

Either case, sometimes our values do not match the environment we live in or the people we share life with, and that is what makes plenty of difference.

The only few things I take out of this article are:

> [Babiarz paused, his eyes lighting up. “You’re completely off-grid! There’d be people that would kill for that privilege,”](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/apr/21/unregistered-americans-sovereign-citizen#:~:text=Babiarz%20paused%2C%20his%20eyes%20lighting%20up.%20%E2%80%9CYou%E2%80%99re%20completely%20off%2Dgrid!%20There%E2%80%99d%20be%20people%20that%20would%20kill%20for%20that%20privilege%2C%E2%80%9D)

and 

> [Angell turned to Sam. “If I was in your shoes,” he said, “my number one order of business would be to worry about how to keep that situation.”](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/apr/21/unregistered-americans-sovereign-citizen#:~:text=Angell%20turned%20to,keep%20that%20situation.%E2%80%9D)

For the rest, the article seems like another useless attempt to spread misinformation about the sovereign shitizen oximoron. Would not have expected anything different from such a publication, making men and women outside the system look like aliens missing up to the privilege of hidden slavery cost. 

People like this are all over the world; they don't even know they are free, and despite the gift received at birth, they continue pursuing false benefits due to induced beliefs. Whatever *truth* we believe is true, one thing is for sure, the sun will rise tomorrow too :)