If the U.S. "buys" Gaza from Israel, won't that make 2 million Palestinians into American nationals?

@AthrillatheHunt I keep saying this yet that's not the problem.

It's the dictators in charge. They are the one's that want to the most.

Keeping them in check is the problem. You can't.

Little bit by little bit the dictators will take. Unleash them they will wipe everything out.

A example of unleashed is Genghis kan!

@DeWayfarer From what I hear, the IDF is getting tired of Bibi.

@LeopoldBloom that won't stop him anymore then he will stop Putin.

@AthrillatheHunt

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Almost everyone born in Puerto Rico is considered a natural-born U.S. citizen. (there are a few exceptions, i.e. children born to foreign diplomats.)

Therefore, a natural-born U.S. citizen from Puerto Rico may be elected to Congress or the presidency and may serve on the U.S. Supreme Court

For example, Rep. M. Velázquez (D-NY 7th) was born in Puerto Rico.

Former Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL) served 26 years in the House.

Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor was born in Puerto Rico.

You are confusing the right to vote in an election with citizenship.

States have residency laws as a requirement for voting. There is also a minimum age one must be to vote. Some states bar certain convicted felons from voting.

Congressional representation in the House and Senate is given to only the 50 states.

The Electoral College only awards electoral votes to the 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Any U.S. citizen not restricted by age, residency or felonies may vote in federal elections.

Any U.S. citizen residing in Puerto Rico may freely move to any state in the United States - and vote in that state unless they are otherwise barred by age or felony status. If they move to D.C. they can have their vote counted towards the three electoral votes for the presidency.

@beckyromero I must be confusing being a citizen with being able to vote. But what is citizenship without a voice ? Doesn’t sound like what I consider citizenship .

@AthrillatheHunt
Yes, you are.

Women didn't have the right to vote in the U.S. before the 19th Amendment. That didn't mean they weren't citizens.

Tens of thousands of 18, 19 and 20-year olds died while wearing the uniform of the United States Armed Services after being drafted to serve in World War I, World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. But the right to vote wasn't granted to 18, 19 and 20-year olds until the 26th Amendment.

School children under the age of 18 can't vote, either. But if born in the United States they are considered natural-born citizens.

In 1959, both Joe Biden and Donald Trump were teenagers. They couldn't vote then. But they were both natural-born U.S. citizens and both would eventually be elected president.

I could go on, but I hope you now get the point.

@jackjjackson All you're doing is calling names. It doesn't even make sense. I opposed the Iraq War, I would have opposed the Vietnam War if I'd been old enough, and I oppose sending American troops to clear out Gaza for real estate development.

Seriously, is there anything your orange lord and savior could propose that you wouldn't approve of? If he turns out to be a real dictator, at some point he will suspend the 2nd amendment and ask you to hand over your guns. Would that do it? Maybe not for you, but that would be a red line for some MAGAts.

There was no name calling there Leo except the name Leo. You find your own name an insult? Try dealing with facts that have occurred during the last thirty days. I have zero interest in debating anything you bizarrely dream up regarding the future @LeopoldBloom

@jackjjackson Chicken hawk is generally considered an insult, professor.

@Subsumedpat he could buy some of it , like a time share.

@Subsumedpat Exactly. What happened to making Canada the 51st state, or taking back the Panama Canal, or buying Greenland? All this is, is hot air to distract from Musk destroying the federal government and looting the Treasury.

@trollslayer Not gonna happen. Trump has already moved on.

@jackjjackson

And how exactly did alleged "chicken hawks" and "RINO's" create the problems in Gaza?

y’all have been pumping money to both and all sides with restrictions that didn’t work for decades that’s how. YOU are a chicken hawk unless you want to switch to a RINO 🤣😂🤣🇺🇸💯 @beckyromero

@jackjjackson The problem isn't from us "pumping money to both and all sides."

https://similarworlds.com/countries/israel/5099081-Why-there-has-not-been-an-agreement-for-a-Palestinian-state