> Hi everyone! Hope you're all doing well - I kind of am, just need to
> sort out THIS little problem! :)
>
> My name is Britain and I am 19 from England. I am currently at
> University in America on exchange as part of my course in England. I
> love England, but I also love America where most of my family (but not
> direct parents) and friends live.
>
> I am an enthusiastic individual who knows what he wants in life. The
> greatest thing I want in life however is to be allowed to live in
> America. Now, coming from a country where we let a huge amount of
> immigrants in, give them free housing, health care and education AND
> we are the greatest ally of the United States of America (Bush &
> Blair) - why oh why is it so ridiculously hard for a hard working
> English guy to just pack up and leave English shores to live in
> America?
>
> I want to live in America because I love the people, the space, and
> dare I say it, the culture too. I am not fleeing from a country that
> is impoverished and has a low standard of living. Ask 9 out of every
> 10 English people if they would rather live in America and they will
> say no. So given that, I find it utterly plain and stupid that I am
> not allowed to live in America if I so chose. After all, Americans
> came to America to escape England initially - I want to do the same
> thing, just in the 21st century. By the way, England is actually a now
> far more liberal country than America. We actually have bars and clubs
> ON-COLLEGE-CAMPUS unlike here. Furthermore apparently we have 6-pubs
> for every church. America seems to be so conservative now, with
> religious and political fanatics in your face everywhere - it is
> things like this which make me see the good points about England, and
> how ironic it is that people left England to escape religious
> persecution. Nowadays in England its more like - what religion? Huh?
> How do you even spell that word? Times have changed, my friend.
>
> Now, this drives me crazy. The USA has a green card lottery which
> gives green cards to various poor countries, and yet not to their
> closest friend England which I find strange considering are incredibly
> close relationship.
>
> I am on this planet only once, unless I chose to be reincarnated. I
> know what I want in life. So what some silly law says about my not
> being able to live in America unless getting married or proving no
> other American can do the same job as me I don't view with very high
> regard. It's in this situation that I in no way regard illegally
> obtaining a Social Security Number something of an issue which is
> ethically challenged. Ethically I have every right under the sun to
> live in a country where education and health is nothing more than a
> money making scheme. And ethically I have every right to immediately
> be allowed to live here, work hard and be a good citizen from the word
> Go.
>
> So if, in my heart, I want to move to America and work hard like many
> other people here, then I'm not going to let your laws stop me. I
> don't care how this has to be achieved, although to overcome your
> silly immigration issues then I'll just have to do it illegally. Given
> my good intent, I view the only thing which is illegal to be the laws
> stopping me from living here.
>
> Many people would tell me I'm better off in England, even my own
> parents have. After all I get good free education, health care and
> living - which is why I find it even more frustrating that I'm still
> not allowed to move away from this. Doesn't it show that I'm at least
> entitled to something so comparable?
>
> It is for this reason, (and I am but a poor student) that I am
> appealing to ANYONE out there who might be able to help, or who may
> know of, some contact who I could speak to in getting a social
> security number created. And for those of you who are crazy and think
> this is illegal then think again - is it really wrong for me with a
> patriotic desire to live in America rather than England to achieve
> this in such an underhand way? Perhaps if the government didn't make
> it so unnecessarily strict for good British citizens to immigrate here
> easily then I wouldn't have such a cause to make a fuss, but that's
> not my fault. And don't tell me about overcrowding either, America has
> a huge amount of space, unlike England, and our services are so
> overstretched due to our generosity to everyone out there - shame
> America couldn't extend the same courtesy.
>
> My friends here in America who would love me to become American and
> think I would actually make a model citizen often ask me what the
> first thing I would do here if I could stay here on a permanent legal
> (after ironically being FORCED to acquire a Social Security Number
> ILLEGALLY) basis. I told them, as a student I would take a pride in
> being able to get a job in someplace like Meijers doing something
> simple and ordinary like everyone else - not something I aspire to do
> when I am older. Living here as an exchange student currently, I
> cannot work or vote which I find depressing.
>
> Forgive my enthusiasm for wanting to contribute to the economic and
> social well being of America - if you know of anyone I could speak to
> who might know how I could obtain a SSN then let me know! After all,
> let's be realistic, I personally deserve every right to live in this
> country (USA) as you do, so within reason (I am poor) I am prepared to
> do what it takes to achieve this.
>
> My greatest thanks!
>
> Britain
>
> please email: cryptfarm at msn dot com
>
> ...remember, its ethically legal and thats what counts.
put simply, you are an idiot and show just how stupid our country is in
raising people like you who just want want want and think nothing to
doing it either. I for one hope you do get caught and deported in front
of your friends and can see why the USA keep people like you out of its
country, here's hoping you fail.
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