If you live in a decent house, yes.

However if you live in a (crap) apartment building where you have no control over the status of the pipes, it’s probably not a good idea to drink without testing it first.

Your city can have the fanciest and best water treatment available; it doesn’t mean shit if along the way to…

No, they do not.

If you need to hire a lawyer for something as straightforward as citizenship application, you’ve already done at least one the shady things listed above, and therefore justifiably have no grounds to expect dual citizenship.

The US allows dual citizenship.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_…

Pretty much every single nation except for some African countries allow dual citizenship.

I dunno, Lilith Sternin can give Paris a run for her money.

You can apply to immigrate, and show that your profession is needed in that country. Plenty of people do it when they want to immigrate to the US.

I highly doubt that Benadryl (the company) wouldn’t stand to make more money by also essentially marketing the same product under a different name as a sleep aid.

No, she was never a citizen because you can’t get a citizenship card without a birth certificate. And I say this as a naturalized Canadian.

The Benadryl box (and instructions on their website) specifically say that it’s not supposed to be used as a sleep aid. So maybe your psychiatrist has some explaining to do, why he’s recommending something that the manufacturer of the drug advises against.

Thanks for posting that video, and for making that argument.

Pharmacists at Walmart give great advice, eh? Maybe tell that to the people who went to this Walmart in New Hampshire, where a pharmacist was fired for speaking out about the lack of safety of her co-workers dispensing medication. I’m sure all those people who got sick as a result of receiving bad advice really think…

I’m not saying that they don’t exist. I’m saying it’s colossally dumb to be eligible for citizenship in a country that allows multiple citizenships and not take advantage of that, especially if that country is your home.

I never made any statements about dementia.

I called you a dumbass for living in the country for 20 years (11 years or whatever that number is now) and not getting your citizenship. I didn’t call you a dumbass for your choice to take your time and make an informed decision as to who should get your vote.

I don’t think it’s my business. I posed the question because the facts disclosed cast doubt on a person that’s politically engaged. Politically engaged immigrants make a point of ensuring their right to vote.

Wait, you’ve been in the country for 29 years and yet are a RECENT citizen?

Sure they are just as qualified. Because anybody qualified to work in a doctor’s office or a hospital is going to definitely take a pay cut to work at Walgreens or Walmart.

Whatever policy disagreements the Democratic candidates have, our supporters are much more respectful overall.

I can’t say I have seen this in the Jezebel or Gawker comments.

That being said, I think HRC supporters mirror Hillary far more than Bernie supporters mirror him.

To be fair, shoes sizes aren’t standard. So you can measure your foot all you want, a size in one brand is not going to match to a size in another brand.