Talk:Tom Araya
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Religion
[edit]NOTE: I made the edit but then realized that I was offline so the I.P is: 121.216.57.216
Someone changed the quote "But He's an all-loving God" to "But He's not an all-loving God" so I reverted it back. I regard this as pure ignorance and vandalism.
If anyone sees this in the future please help fix it =)
Cheers -Webmaster G 06:55PM, 14 May 2009 (UTC)
Nationality
[edit]There is NO SOURCE that claims that Tom Araya has US citizenship. I've been looking where that strange "gatekeeping" warning came from, since there's no source, and only found a link that with assumptions from 11 years ago. Tom Araya is Chilean by ius solis and ius sanguinis. Like it or not. Even Slash, who was born in England from a British mother and a US father, didn't got his US citizenship until 1996, so your speculations means nothing without trustworthy sources. Please be professional as this site aim to be. If you want to place him as "Chilean-American", look for reliable source. Respectfully, greetings. 186.34.109.70 (talk) 04:42, 31 July 2024 (UTC)
So sorry, I sent the message twice by mistake and I can't find the delete function.
Possible source for Araya's double nationality
[edit]Seeing that there's some discussion about Tom Araya's US citizenship/nationality. I may have found a source that can prove that Tom IS an American citizen. In this article, Tom Araya talks about how he didn't vote for either Trump or Hillary in 2016. This implies that Tom could have voted in that election, thus confirming his US citizenship at least for the 2016 election. I have not been able to find a stronger source about this topic at the moment.
Hope this can help. Wikipexi2552 (talk) 07:18, 11 August 2024 (UTC)
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