It just doesn't bother me. It is historically what it is. (No one expected the pope/Papal States to surrender to the shadows of history as the Dalai Lama has had to after Tibet was appropriated by Communist China. Some kind of entity was bound to surface that satisfied both the Holy See and Italy. Remember, before the fall of Rome [to the Italian revolutionary forces] in 1870's, the new Italian government wanted to give a much larger section of Rome to the pope, but he wouldn't hear of it, would have nothing to do with a "compromise.") Anyway, the European Union doesn't have an issue with it (which includes Italy) nor do other countries -- 150 -- that have diplomatic relations with the Holy See. For most, the Vatican is a force for good. And most Catholics are thrilled to go to Rome to see the pope. No one talks about doing away with Vatican City. It's holy ground for so many pilgrims, especially in this 21st century of violence and barbarity.