Should I Become A U.S Citizen??

Hello everyone

My question is, should I become a U.S Citizen?

My entire family have become Citizens already and I have many cousins who were born and raised here.

I've lived in this country for almost 16 years now, This country is full of opportunities which I have taken advantage of and for that reason I have never committed a crime and have always given back to my community.

as of November 2010 I have been able to take the naturalization test after having to wait 5 full years of being a resident of my state, but I haven't gotten around to do that cause of work and school.

Now I read the news every single day, I somewhat contribute to ATS, read the posts everyday, and as the days go by I read more and more about the way things way things are going in this country and around the world. Don't get me wrong I would never ever go back to my country, even though I have almost no memory of it.

Anyways I have that conspiracy mentality that's telling me not to. LOL

Help me out here guys!!!

reply to post by ^anubis^


Just out of curiosity what is your country of origin?
2nd

Yes.

Immigrants are treated like kings in this country.

reply to post by micmerci


They call us coc aine cowboys lol JK....Colombia

That is something you should probably decide on your own. You will be filled with nothing but negativity in a place like this. (ats forum) Make up your own mind

i vote yes become a citizen so you you can vote then promise to never vote for a red or a blue ever ever...

reply to post by ^anubis^


My daughter in law is from Colombia. She says it is beautiful there and the government is really making a push to cut out drug crime. Considering the economic climate of the U.S. I would suggest not making any commitments in the near future. At least until you can see a light at the end of the tunnel.

reply to post by Adyta


My best friend, actually my brother from another mother hes pure american beef, Indiana, born and raise, and we get treated the same another reason why I ask, I really don't see a difference from being a Citizen or not. lol

reply to post by ^anubis^


That is a matter only you can decide. How can we help you? Give us your thoughts as to why you feel you need advice, and ask specific questions.

reply to post by micmerci


I have heard the same, will keep that in mind lol thanks.

Originally posted by micmerci
reply to post by ^anubis^

 

My daughter in law is from Colombia. She says it is beautiful there and the government is really making a push to cut out drug crime. Considering the economic climate of the U.S. I would suggest not making any commitments in the near future. At least until you can see a light at the end of the tunnel.

I only know one thing about Colombia. They are the most beautiful women on earth.

reply to post by mydarkpassenger


My conspiracy junkie in me sometimes thinks about this country starting a holocaust against its own people AKA its citizens

reply to post by mydarkpassenger


I agree but I personally expand that to most South American women.
2nd

reply to post by mydarkpassenger


LMAO so I've heard but I wouldn't dare date one lol, why? I have no idea maybe its cause I'm Colombian?

Originally posted by ^anubis^
reply to post by mydarkpassenger

 

My conspiracy junkie in me sometimes thinks about this country starting a holocaust against its own people AKA its citizens

I see now, lol.

What do you expect from ppl who are descended from drunks, nuts, criminals and malcontents who ran a successful revolution?

We are ALWAYS poised at the brink of chaos.

It goes with the territory my friend

reply to post by ^anubis^


two words---

Lorena Bobbit

reply to post by ^anubis^


It seems to me that you are here to stay....that you have had good experiences here...so...yes...become a Citizen!

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reply to post by micmerci


LMAO wow looked her up....best line I saw in the article


"she was working at the beauty salon Classy-cuts"

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