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If I moved to Canada and mated with a Canadian woman and the baby was born in Canada, would it have Canadian citizenship due to the mother? Or are there other citizenship rules?
What if both parents are on work visas and say from Germany and the baby is born? Is it Canadian then?
Don't worry I have some faith that the majority of Americans won't vote for Trump the tool.
Mated with. haha.
I know that CFL players such as Mike 'Pinball' Clements come to Canada, play and then stay. He and his wife where both American though. They had three girls and finally became a Canadian citizen. I still think there is a process. My wife's cousin is Canadian living in BC and she married an American and they had a girl. He's still American. So basically I have no clue. hahaha.
You're looking to bail out of the US aren't you? Baby's born in Canada, who lives on Greenland? haha. You'd love Canada!! Just leave your weapons down there. haha.
You do mean Baby Momma. ; )Quote:
Originally Posted by KCargosfan
Where the baby is born, it has that citizenship.
Is voting for Clinton the crook any better?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1argoholic
Regardless of who is elected, it will likely change the general American's life very little.
Clinton was cleared of any criminal wrong doing. Trump is just an all around asshole. He can't be cured.
Give me a break, Clinton is the Democrats nominee for President, did you actually think "they" would find her guilty of anything and derail her bid??Quote:
Originally Posted by 1argoholic
They are too well connected for that to happen.
I don't really give a rats ass about Clinton or Trump. Clinton just happens to be the much lesser or two dumb asses.
I was hoping for Sanders vs. Rubio, but that had about as good a chance as it being 35 degrees C in Toronto in December.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1argoholic
And Argo57 is correct. With the Democrats in charge of the White House and AG office, there's no way in hell she would not have been cleared.
Not sure how it is in Canada, but if you aren't connected or rich as hell in the states, you have no political power.
Yikes. Thanks for the position statements.
I know one thing. The political process in the states is about two years too long and clear as a deep pool of mud. We can get it over with in a matter of months. Why does the US have to complicate the hell out of everything.
If Trump wins it'll make all the Rob Ford jokes and shit show seem lame.
I agree with you here, ridiculous that the campaigning process covers almost half of the term.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1argoholic
Pretty much the same here as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by KCargosfan
She was not cleared. In fact the FBI said she did wrong but decided not to prosecute. (But the FBI warned that nobody else better try what she did or they'll be in jail.)Quote:
Originally Posted by 1argoholic
I agree. The process is stupid. People start running for office 17 months before the actual election. No one should be able to declare they are running before June 1st. Then have one day in August where every state votes in a primary.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1argoholic
That is a good and practical idea that would make most people happier. I like it a lot! But... it would violate the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America, which, of course, renders it moot.Quote:
Originally Posted by KCargosfan
So from what I'm hearing Clinton picked a running mate who's got much of the same beliefs as most republicans? Is this true and if so I guess she's really attempting to get the vote from Trump haters in the republican party. Most American know so little about Canada and yet in Canada we know too much about our friends down south. We just get slammed with American news and not just on CNN but all Canadian networks. I hate our political process and it lasts a few months.