oh I have citizenship

I was born with it

Mine seems like it'll be easy, I'm just not sure about my wife and kids. I'm getting mine and my mom's first and going from there.

it's just that I don't have the documents necessary to vote

Oh, then you're set.

well, I'm not

it's not like in the US where you can just vote

you have to have proper documentation

Passport?

yep

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TPRVGVXVr78

How long is that supposed to take you @Jacob ? What's the hold up?

it shouldn't take long

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto

it's just that I'm a poor college student and I can't afford to take a trip to the embassy just like that

I bugged my parents about it my entire life and they had a billion opportunities to just get me a passport made but they never did

literally voter suppression lmao

Got a government no-fee passport yesterday

Wheres the nearest embassy or consulate? Sometimes they have temporary ones in areas to reach people who are far from them. I'd check the schedule.

yes they do have temporary ones in Seattle I think

@Lawrence of Eurabia what do you mean no fee?

but I mean it's kinda hard to make that work out with my schedule

there's an embassy in Los Angeles

Red Passport, government issue

wait no it's a consulate

but that should be enough

I just renewed my family's and it was about $500 total.

There's also a consulate in Vancouver, Canada

What's the red one for?

Military?

Military usually, or sometimes minor political stuff

I wonder if they'd let me get my passport at the consulate in Canada. Theoretically, it shouldn't matter if it's the US or not, because, in their eyes, I'm not a US citizen.

That makes sense. Didn't know there was a difference.

It should be fine, but you should call them first.

Vancouver is still kind of a pain in the ass for me to get to

Show up claiming knowledge of a US attack on Poland

lmao

Wag the dog

"the US government is planning genocide against us"

"wait what how?"

"by promoting diversity"