Peter Parka
Well-Known Member
So in fact then, it dosen't cover just about everything and the founding father's wern't fortune tellers, is what you're telling me now.:24::24::24::surrender
When it comes to threads on America, Pete's a troll.
So I stand by my original assessment. If you have a child abroad, they are not a citizen of the US unless you follow the proper procedure. Until then, they are not a citizen of the US
I would not say that just because someone disagrees or they may be a tad prejudicial or disagreeable. Yes, Kelvin is blatant, but I think you guys owe Pete an apology.
I would not say that just because someone disagrees or they may be a tad prejudicial or disagreeable. Yes, Kelvin is blatant, but I think you guys owe Pete an apology.
Peter pretty regularly takes shots at the United States Constitution, especially the 2nd Amendment. I don't think that classifies him as a troll per se, certainly not in the realm of Kelvin.
:wtf:not that i know what im supposed to be apologizing for,...but im not apologizing for shit...especially shit that i have no idea what its for :crazy:
A good debate on the Constitution should always be welcomed, even shots. If they don't have merit, they are easy to knock down.
Well you could reread my reply to Accountable. And maybe I should limit my remark to Accountable since he first said it, but based on this discussion, anyone who infers Pete is a troll because he is disagreeable should apologize imho. The troll label is serious and it is my opinion.
maybe you could go back and point out where i infered he was a troll..im pretty damn sure all i said was "i thought that was kelvins gig"..
not much chance of getting this thread back on track, is there?
This happens to almost every thread... debates have an ebb and flow to them, and sometimes it just goes a different direction than intended. I think the original topic has been pretty well covered at this point.
I didn't think anyone had even really broached it. I'll just sit back and let you lot get on with it.
the ones against it got their voice out. thats good enough for them
It's ok, I'm just gonna watch the bed intruder song again.
You're technically wrong but the result is the same. Instead of applying for citizenship, which involves filling out papers, dealing with the consulate and paying fees; they're proving citizenship, which involves filling out papers, dealing with the consulate and paying fees.So I stand by my original assessment. If you have a child abroad, they are not a citizen of the US unless you follow the proper procedure. Until then, they are not a citizen of the US
Guys? Plural? I'm the only one that pointed out the fact. I don't apologize for fact.I would not say that just because someone disagrees or they may be a tad prejudicial or disagreeable. Yes, Kelvin is blatant, but I think you guys owe Pete an apology.
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