Am I a traitor to my country?

[Anonymous]

As a Turkish person I love US so much since I was a kid due to a lot of reasons and I want to be a citizen by applying and winning a DV lottery and I want to contribute to the America and it's society. And I want to be a Turk-American.

[NamerOfStars]

Not because of that, no; everyone who's in the US now has ancestors who came from somewhere else. Even the Indians immigrated here.

Of course, you still be a traitor to your country in some other way.

[Asker]

Yes but maybe in some other way and not in purpose.

[DryGermanGuy]

… and then you wake up and notice that the United States is a country like many others and rather different from its glorified depiction in movies and tv-series.

[Asker]

You are wrong. All my clients are americans and it still has so many strong sides and brands in reality.

[DryGermanGuy]

Yeah, the top fifth of the population continues to live well. Which hardly applies to a new immigrant or do you plan to immigrate with a seven-figure fortune?

[Agape93]

As an American, it's a shit show. Especially for foreigners that aren't Dutch level white.

[Asker]

@Agape93 I am too white by the way

[avery58]

No, from my point of view as an American you're not. But I know a lot of Turks don't like America and are nationalist so many of them may think so.

[Asker]

Believe me 90% of young Turks are fan and they want to move

[In_Trance]

Stay where you are

[Asker]

Don't talk like that to me.