Except that if you're a 'British American' and you have both passports, it is *illegal* to travel to the US on the other one.You *must* travel on your US passport.
This is like saying, I don't mind what you call yourself in private, in public you must wave the flag and do the dance. Hardly tolerent is it.
You see, all the Americans I know say that this is fine, after all if you are a dual-national then of course you'd want to reject the non-American bit.
Funnily enough, everyone else thinks it's jingoistic nonsense.
P.S. My G.F. is dual national (IRE/US) which is why I know this.
(This is like saying, I don't mind what you call yourself in private, in public you must wave the flag and do the dance. Hardly tolerent is it.
You see, all the Americans I know say that this is fine, after all if you are a dual-national then of course you'd want to reject the non-American bit.
Funnily enough, everyone else thinks it's jingoistic nonsense.
P.S. My G.F. is dual national (IRE/US) which is why I know this.
Hagbard ... it's been a long time.,
Mon 6 Oct 2003, 17:55,
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Then why is it so difficultto travel to Britain and get a job?
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Scoopzilla http://www.slapwatch.com now get to fuck,
Mon 6 Oct 2003, 17:57,
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What?You appear to have missed the point of that post entirely ...
( Hagbard ... it's been a long time.,
Mon 6 Oct 2003, 18:00,
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