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Remember that in June the Puerto Ricans honored a PR nationalist terrorist at their big parade. They obviously don't cherish America so the answer is no they are not real Americans.
The crowds cheered each of the principal characters in the drama that had unfolded for weeks: Oscar López Rivera, a 74-year-old who was convicted of leading a bomb-planting Puerto Rican nationalist group, and whose lengthy prison sentence was commuted in January; Melissa Mark-Viverito, the City Council speaker, who embraced Mr. López Rivera’s placement in the parade; and Mayor Bill de Blasio, whose reservations about the divisive guest were invisible as he grinned and glad-handed up the avenue.
IF Puerto Rico became its own country: how would that affect people living on the island? I'm guessing PR's here on the mainland would keep their US citizenship.
i would go further, are the citizens of guam, wake island, and american samoa americans? remember these are all US territories.
Yes.
If the USA has been so presumptuous as to invade these lands, the residents there should be able to have the privileges and label, if they wish.
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