Posted on 03/09/2010 8:27:55 AM PST by opentalk
I’m going to list myself as a “Natural Born American Citizen”, unlike the Poseur in the White House.
Under Race, write in the Daytona 500.
You can bet someone, at some time, has answered that question in a similar manner(Daytona 500, Indianapolis 500, etc.).
That's Secretary Not Sure!
(You'll get it if you've seen idiocracy)
Rush, read on air, gives same advice, wants to start a movement.
‘American’ is a nationality. I’m putting “human” for race.
I think the message is to stop trying to divide us.
I shall submit the following:
I am an Un-Hyphenated American
-jwc-
I am an “American” too, so that is what I wrote in for #9. I was feeling generous, so I filled in the sex and ages of my family members in additional to number of people and “American”.
If they don’t understand, I’m sure that there is a lot more that they are confused with regarding the meaning and purpose of the Constitution!
As a person researching her genealogy, I find census information very valuable. I have found the year in which my ancestors came to this country and from what country they came from. I have seen old census records that just generally ask if the person is naturalized or an alien. They ask what language they speak at home. They ask color in many cases which helps me decide if I have the correct person or family. It’s a source of invaluable information and you are taking this away from future generations. It’s a part of history. They wouldn’t have to ask if a person is legal but just knowing where they are from is helpful in many ways. I wish they would expand their questions further. We aren’t allowed to see the information for 80 years so don’t worry about your privacy. You’ll be dead then.
If you believe that then you must still believe in Santa. Do you honestly think this this current government doesn't look at that information now?
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