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Valid passport or not ? help please
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We should impose the same restrictions and discretions on visitors to the UK from The USA that they impose when we visit them ,they do not make you exactly welcome.
Why should we (as in the UK government) impose the same restrictions on US citizens? It is their government imposing the restrictions, not the people themselves. Why let them suffer? Americans come to the UK and spend lots of money, why make it harder for them to do that?"An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" - Mahatma Gandhi0 -
I'm sure many "Native Americans" banged up in reservations would definitely agree with that one :sad:Smiley_Mum wrote:I remember reading somewhere that there are more illegal aliens in the US than there are actual genuine citizens so perhaps that's why. :-)Can I help?0 -
The government is a tool of the people and the people elect the government ,it is in the hands of the people to change the government if it takes away civil liberties.pin wrote:Why should we (as in the UK government) impose the same restrictions on US citizens? It is their government imposing the restrictions, not the people themselves. Why let them suffer? Americans come to the UK and spend lots of money, why make it harder for them to do that?
I was creating an analogy,we also spend money in the USA and America makes it difficult for us to visit its shores,freedom of movement is a basic right[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]To be happy you need to make someone happy.[/FONT]0
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