You'd do much better to look at actual source documents (which are banned from use by Wikipedia authors).
How are they banned? There's a link in that Wikipedia article to Chopin's French passport.
I know he was born a French citizen because (and I'm repeating myself here).
That would prove my point even better about him considering himself Polish. Chopin didn't choose French citizenship, he had it since his birth.
Btw, how did he travel around Europe before the Uprising if he got a French passport only in 1837? What kind of passport did he have before that?
Do I really? Perhaps you could be so kind as to quote me saying that. Either that or apologise for yet again lying about what I say.
You question the fact that Chopin considered himself Polish:
As for FF Chopin himself, if he thought himself Polish, why didn't he apply for a 'laissez-passer' for foreigners living on French soil? He instead got the French passport which was his birth-right.
Then you made this silly comment when I wrote that George Sand said he was "more Polish than Poland":
You seem to forget that at the time when she said that, Poland didn't exist, so anything which claimed to be Polish was more Polish than something which didn't exist.
You also dissed the quotes from Liszt, Schumann and Richard Taruskin because I linked to Wikipedia:
Oh, I am sorry: if wikipedia says it, it must be true, right....
Then you wrote to Polonius3:
A life he chose to live in France as a Frenchman
So I'm not lying about what you write, I'm drawing a logical conclusion.
Am I wrong?
Then write that you accept the fact that Chopin considered himself Polish and his contemporaries considered him Polish and a Polish patriot and I will leave you alone and you'll be able to continue to kick Polonius3' ankles.