What are the advantages of becoming a U.S citizen?

Question

I already know the basic advantages of becoming a U.S citizen like voting, but can you add a little more to it.

Answer 1

You can get on here and claim to be proud to be American, even though America includes 21 countries, then you can play dumb cause after all you wuz raised by no child left behind and if you hadn't have had to sit in class with all them foreigners you might have learned something, cause we all know US citizens can't take the blame for anything it always the foreigners fault.


Now if your gonna be a US citizen, there's a few rules. You need to turn you tv on to FOX and never change the channel from there until your brain is completely fried and you are able to recite our platform word for word, and you are not allowed to form your own opinion or we'll throw you in Guantanemo!!!!!!!

Dubya hath spokith!!!!!!!!!!!! HAlalalalallalalaaaaH!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

Thats the biggie, voting. Other than that, non citizens are protected just about as well as citizens--you still have freedom of religion and freedom of expression, nobody can take your property without a court ordering it, you can't be arrested without probable cause, etc. Now with the Constitution being abrogated by the supreme court a lot of US citizens are moving to other countries where their basic rights as human beings are respected. It was a nice idea, the public just wasn't up to the challenge of keeping the Bill of Rights.

Answer 3

Under normal conditions, being a US citizen is preferable to being a citizen in any other country except maybe England, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

We don't have medical care like those other countries do, but we do one of the biggest, most beautiful countries in the world and a strong economy. Our civil liberties are nothing to snort at either.

Unfortunately our liberties are not assured right now. Until we successfully get Bush and his cronies out of office, we are going to have to be ready to stand up for our rights and protest abuses. It is up to every citizen to protect our rights.

Answer 4

Second answer was interesting. Let me point out while the Constitution prohibits the confiscation of property without due process. the Supreme Court has said the police giving you a paper they make out themselves is sufficient due process.

In my case, I spend a lot of time in Mexico, and I have a lot more personal liberty and freedom from government harassment there than in the States. If you don't believe it, that is not my problem.

Answer 5

The pride of being a citizen of the United States of America.

Answer 6

Wow, nicely that's unlucky that they don't enable twin citizenship. that's the easy way out. As I see it, the ecu has greater opportunities that the U. S. in terms of financial progression for the destiny. not that ours won't develop, I only think of that the ecu will develop swifter. till she extremely desires to vote (yay!) then i would not grow to be a citizen considering she has to renounce her citizenship and rights to the ecu. they have healthcare reward over there so she would be in a position to take income of those in retirement.

Answer 7

The only advantage (duty?) for me would be to be able to vote against Bush.

Answer 8

You can find someone who will hate you in any country you visit and the French will forgive you for being loud and obnoxious.

Answer 9

Native born americans won't hate your hate guts as bad!

Answer 10

No. There are no advantages now go away or I shall taunt you a 2nd time