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How will they rule ??!

  • YES - Qualified

    Votes: 41 82.0%
  • NO - Disqualified

    Votes: 9 18.0%

  • Total voters
    50
  • Poll closed .
You can post all you want but they are American citizens. They have US passports, can travel to the US freely and if they reside in a state can vote for president ( obviously PR doesn’t have EC votes). Sounds like a citizen. In addition they do pay US taxes and contribute to the US treasury.

According to you so are Mexicans, people from Latin America, South America and Africa.

Please, don't educate me on Puerto Rico, as I work with a guy from there.
 
You can post all you want but they are American citizens. They have US passports, can travel to the US freely and if they reside in a state can vote for president ( obviously PR doesn’t have EC votes). Sounds like a citizen. In addition they do pay US taxes and contribute to the US treasury.

You're saying "they" as in all of them. That is not true. Some of them pay taxes to the US. The amount of money we give PR far exceeds the amount they send in.
 
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According to you so are Mexicans, people from Latin America, South America and Africa.

Please, don't educate me on Puerto Rico, as I work with a guy from there.[/

Not sure what those other places have to do w PR??? Where have I ever said that Mexicans and others are US citizens?? I haven’t. It is pretty cut and dry on what makes an individual a citizen and if you live in PR you are. Congrats on working w a guy from PR: Ask him whether or not he is a US citizen and whether they contribute some to the treasury
 
Let's not pretend Puerto Rico is an asset.[/QUOTE]
You're saying "they" as in all of them. That is not true. Some of them pay taxes to the US. The amount of money we give PR far exceeds the amount they send in.

Quit backtracking. In my original post I told you exactly who paid federal taxes and I never claimed it was all of them. I don’t disagree that PR takes more than they give but so do the majority of the states
 
Let's not pretend Puerto Rico is an asset.


Quit backtracking. In my original post I told you exactly who paid federal taxes and I never claimed it was all of them. I don’t disagree that PR takes more than they give but so do the majority of the states[/QUOTE]

Not backtracking. Dumbass said PR was the US and it is not. It is PR.
 
Yeah I don’t walk around worried about being shot.

That’s only the posters here who are scared to visit cities like Chicago, St. Louis, and Detroit. Oh except when our beloved Cats play a basketball game there. SMH

I’d just rather NOT have some nutjob driving 600 miles to kill innocent random people in a Wal Mart. Whatever it takes to make that happen, I’m in. You pussies and your little guns. Such a simple group.

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You can post all you want but they are American citizens. They have US passports, can travel to the US freely and if they reside in a state can vote for president ( obviously PR doesn’t have EC votes). Sounds like a citizen. In addition they do pay US taxes and contribute to the US treasury.
They can only vote if they move and have a permanent residence in the states. They cannot vote as a Puerto Rican citizen with a permanent address in Puerto Rico but, yes they can get an American Passport as can people of all US territories.
 
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They can only vote if they move and have a permanent residence in the states. They cannot vote as a Puerto Rican citizen with a permanent address in Puerto Rico but, yes they can get an American Passport as can people of all US territories.


People from Mexico, Honduras, Africa, they all vote. The left says they should be allowed to vote because they're Americans. Then they backtrack on a message board. But they'll talk about voter suppression come next October. Voter suppression to a leftist is not allowing somebody from the Congo to vote in the American election.
 
I’d sent a check with IDGAF as the amount. Learning institutions shouldn’t give a second thought to someone’s sexuality, religion, gender, ethnicity, etc.
That is how I feel and I wish I had done so. I did tell the little girl on the phone that UK was much too liberal for my money. I suggested she call someone who thinks like they do.

I went to UK many years ago but we had a host of UK professors back then that were very liberal. Especially in English and social sciences. I took a political science class and my professor was a commie from Eastern Europe. He was a Bernie Sanders type.
 
They can only vote if they move and have a permanent residence in the states. They cannot vote as a Puerto Rican citizen with a permanent address in Puerto Rico but, yes they can get an American Passport as can people of all US territories.

Already mentioned that earlier Kitty. Keep up. And yes they are American citizens
 
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People from Mexico, Honduras, Africa, they all vote. The left says they should be allowed to vote because they're Americans. Then they backtrack on a message board. But they'll talk about voter suppression come next October. Voter suppression to a leftist is not allowing somebody from the Congo to vote in the American election.

I don’t give a shit what the left says. If you are a citizen you are entitled to vote. If you are not a citizen, you shouldn’t have voting rights
 
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Quit backtracking. In my original post I told you exactly who paid federal taxes and I never claimed it was all of them. I don’t disagree that PR takes more than they give but so do the majority of the states

Not backtracking. Dumbass said PR was the US and it is not. It is PR.[/QUOTE]

And then you double downed on the dumbassery by suggesting they weren’t American citizens and didn’t contribute to the Treasury
 
Already mentioned that earlier Kitty. Keep up. And yes they are American citizens
Did not say they weren't, they have to be to get the Passport but, as I said, they cannot vote if they have a permanent address in Puerto Rico. Keeping up is not the issue, keeping your point straight is.
 
Did not say they weren't, they have to be to get the Passport but, as I said, they cannot vote if they have a permanent address in Puerto Rico. Keeping up is not the issue, keeping your point straight is.
puerto ricans can vote in the primaries to select the parties nominee. But since people don't elect presidents, states do, they don't get EC representation. Technically they could vote for President it would just be symbolic, though all votes for President are really symbolic. and the GOP being hypocritical POS like always refuse to give PR statehood so they don't have taxation without representation, you know the entire reason our country exists. PR's are american citizens and can vote for president if they move to another state. And any american citizen that moves to PR can't vote for president.
 
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puerto ricans can vote in the primaries to select the parties nominee. But since people don't elect presidents, states do, they don't get EC representation. Technically they could vote for President it would just be symbolic, though all votes for President are really symbolic. and the GOP being hypocritical POS like always refuse to give PR statehood so they don't have taxation without representation, you know the entire reason our country exists. PR's are american citizens and can vote for president if they move to another state. And any american citizen that moves to PR can't vote for president.
Symbolism is not actually voting. Symbolism only works in social constructs. It has no affect in reality with the exception of the weak minded.
 
puerto ricans can vote in the primaries to select the parties nominee. But since people don't elect presidents, states do, they don't get EC representation. Technically they could vote for President it would just be symbolic, though all votes for President are really symbolic. and the GOP being hypocritical POS like always refuse to give PR statehood so they don't have taxation without representation, you know the entire reason our country exists. PR's are american citizens and can vote for president if they move to another state. And any american citizen that moves to PR can't vote for president.
But also: FALSE!


You blame republicans for the uncertainty of the people. While the last vote for statehood did garner 97% percent of voters in favor of it, only 20% of the people voted. Most boycotted
the vote so...

Plus, as noted earlier, they get way more money from the US government than they give up in taxes so...

Your agenda posting always gets blown out of the water.
 
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False. They are American citizens. They all pay SS taxes and pay federal taxes if they work for the govt or earn $ outside of PR. They contributed about 3.5 billion to the US treasury in 2016. Might want to look into things before you call someone a dumbass
Roasted.
 
puerto ricans can vote in the primaries to select the parties nominee. But since people don't elect presidents, states do, they don't get EC representation. Technically they could vote for President it would just be symbolic, though all votes for President are really symbolic. and the GOP being hypocritical POS like always refuse to give PR statehood so they don't have taxation without representation, you know the entire reason our country exists. PR's are american citizens and can vote for president if they move to another state. And any american citizen that moves to PR can't vote for president.
Dropping knowledge today.
 
Tell about PR voting rights. How many EC votes do they have?
Tell about PR voting rights. How many EC votes do they have?

0. You really can’t give up trying to be right about anything w Puerto Rico. So let’s say you Were born and raised in KY and move to Puerto Rico. You plan to live their the rest of your life. You establish residency. You won’t be able to vote in presidential elections even though you were born in the US. Are you still a citizen?
 
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