If given the chance, would you change your citizenship?
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i wouldn't want to. but I'd go to Australia, Australia laid the law down to it's immigrants. said if they did not like the way their country is run then they can leave. we need to adopt the same attitude. I'm in the United States.
Nope. US citizen. Love it or leave it.
I am American and proud of it. I will never change.
No, because I LOVE AMERICA. I'm so sick of everybody in this country trying to jump ship just because we're in a war. ITS HAPPENED BEFORE, AND IT WILL HAPPEN AGAIN. I would NEVER want to live anywhere else. America prevails.
Never...
I 'm an Indian and I 'm proud of being an Indian..
I would like to tell the whole world how rich in culture it is and what wonderful ethics our country has...
No, because I have lived in other countries and our greatest attribute in the USA is the character of our people (even those I disagree with.)
No way!
never .When asked for next life,I'll choose the land to born on
Since I am an Indian,I am proud of my country and its culture,history and everything
And I feel everyone should.
Most people are proud of their country of origin, and don't plan on leaving (apart from those who want to escape repressive regimes). But circumstances change - a job or educational opportunity abroad or a relationship with someone from another country...and eventually the new country becomes home.
Many countries allow dual citizenship - a good idea, given the mobility of people today.
It is depend on your condition.
if you could find the beter situation with beter job ,study , welfare , security and it will be more satisfied, do it without any doubt.
no i would,nt, but at times i,am ashamed to call myself american, the people need to get back our country and government, things have gotten so out of hand, we are a
world spectical.
No. I love this country, and I'm not ashamed of it.
No , I,m an American, things get tough, but we don't desert
our Country, when things get rough. We do whatever it takes.
God I love you people and this country
No, I won't change it, I consider myself American, and I don't want another citizenship, and won't live anywhere else.
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