| HappySqurriel said: Foreign nationals are still citizens of their country of origin, still have the rights given to them by their government, and still have an obligation to protect these rights. The city I live in (Calgary) tends to get some high profile Americans campaigning in it during presidential elections (rarely the candidates, but sometimes their spouses or other high profile members of their party) because of how high of a concentration of Americans we have in this city; having known some Americans, they still care deeply about the direction their country is taking even though they are not living in it currently. |
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I am not an American though, I have never been an American (though I have briefly lived in Canada). My remarks were about me personally not needing to uphold the US constitution.
My tongue in cheek remark has been more trouble than its worth =P
