They are real American. White people, Caucasian, are just immigrants.
How do we stop this?
Nathan Barnes
David Lopez
settlers, pioneers. If you pretend that Amerindians owned the whole continent you could call them invaders--in reality they mostly weren't. But immigration is taking citizenship in an existing state, not showing up and creating a state. Go find a black studies class and try to talk casually about "black immigrants in early America". Talk long enough for it to be clear that you're talking the slaves that were trafficked to and sold in America.
Gavin Baker
Not really. The continent was named by Europeans, so calling them 'real Americans' just becomes an ironic spin on the issue.
Again, it's not the geographical landmass that's so important, if we talk about 'American people', it's the state and institutions of the United States of America and their culture.
Anthony Murphy
Why? If the geographical landmass is not important, then why bother going there and living there?
Christopher Smith
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Wyatt Kelly
When things go to hell it will happen. I've been to Kashmir and acquired a Rudyard Kipling book that still had the word "nigger". Some versions edit it out. Turns out when your country is under contest from Pakistan, India, and China and even divided amongst itself with 3 major religions, there's much more important issues.
You can bet that if IDs were on here, his would be the black stamp of Tor.
Yes? They're basically programmed to knee-jerk at any use of a word. Similar thing happens with words abused by them here (toxic, problematic, etc.)
Lincoln Mitchell
The editors have defaced themselves with an alternate reality, there is no need
This is exactly the kind of disconnected drivel that can only lead to comedy. The only point of intersectionality was to assist in creating a utopia of equality, a communism. I really wish booze, cigarettes and LSD were taxed even more to prevent such deranged inconsistent activists from unnecessary birth. What a silly waste of resources.
Angel Cook
Caucasians invaded America and killed the people who lived the place and robbed the pelple of their land.
Bentley Taylor
First Americans May Have Been European
livescience.com
Jose Morgan
Stone-age Europeans were the first to set foot on North America, beating American Indians by some 10,000 years, new archaeological evidence suggests.
telegraph.co.uk